Slice quinoa with a scimitar And blade with a blade. Steaks are simpler on the plate But veggies are cheaper to make. ππ LikeLiked by 2 people Reply
To be fair I like veggie fare, but there is a time for meat at it’s prime. LikeLiked by 1 person Reply
KEEN- WHA, To rhyme with keen, and then the french for me, moi. Or, if you like, keen and then actors kissing, mwa! π LikeLike
Slice quinoa with a scimitar
And blade with a blade.
Steaks are simpler on the plate
But veggies are cheaper to make. ππ
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To be fair
I like veggie fare,
but there is a time
for meat at it’s prime.
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Indeedy.
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Iβm not that keen, moi, either – alimentation dβoiseaux, mais non?
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It’s okay in small doses! π
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I prefer to not eat what I canβt pronounce.
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π€£ Like many people, I thought for ages it was pronounce quin-oh-er.
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How is it pronounced correctly?
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KEEN- WHA, To rhyme with keen, and then the french for me, moi. Or, if you like, keen and then actors kissing, mwa! π
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Excellent! I can remember that π€£
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I think!
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Accompanying picture suggests we can have both.
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It does. I thought the same thing when I found the pic.
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Quinoa? What next Hobbo? Cous cous?
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Quinoa is a Yorksher delicacy, if you come from ‘arrygert!
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Never tried the muck!
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Ha. I love that clever rhyme. π
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Thank you Diana π
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