Last thing you ate/drank?

[RidleyMclue]

Ate: Beef vegetable soup
Drank: Sweet tea

 

[TimeRider]

I had my morning meal; Rice, Dal, Veg. Curry and Eggs.

 

[Jazzy]

Ate: Toasted cinnamon bagel w/cream cheese
Drank: Coffee

 

[Evil Eye]

A glass of water.

 

[Nebulous]

Brains!

 

[DrLeftover]

Brains!

Fried or sauted?

 

[Nebulous]

Raw and still attached to my victims!

Spoiler

Just kidding. Actually I had some (non-brain) tacos

 

[DrLeftover]

Maybe you should try:

Indiana: Fried-brain sandwich

The Hoosier State is known for its pork products and festival fare. But Evansville, Ind.’s Hilltop Inn, until recently, was more famous for serving up a fried-brain sandwich that dates back to the days of waste-not German and Dutch settlers. After recent USDA regulations concerning the spread of mad cow disease, the restaurant created a version made from pork brains instead.

Ingredients: Oil for frying, brain on a bun with pickles and onions

Fat content: A 6-ounce scoop of beef brain batter fried up at the Hilltop Inn packed about 24 grams of fat. The pork version is estimated to be closer to around 18 grams.

http://www.health.com/health/gallery/0,,20393387_15,00.html

 

[RidleyMclue]

Ate: 4 mcdoubles and fries w/ketchup
Drank: Coke

 

[Evil Eye]

Yoghurt.

 

[RidleyMclue]

Ate: Hershey's chocolate bar
Drank: Coke

 

[CrazyToaster]

Ate: fruit snacks (nanny life is so gangsta)
Drank: Sobe green tea

 

[LegendHidden]

Ate: Pizza

 

[Jazzy]

Ate: French toast with syrup and some bacon
Drank: Coffee

 

[RidleyMclue]

Ate: 2 homemade cheeseburgers with fries dipped in ketchup
Drank: Sweet tea

 

[Evil Eye]

Had a cookie.

 

[Nebulous]

Yoghurt.

yogurt

 

[Evil Eye]

yogurt

yoghurt (plural yoghurts)
Alternative spelling of yogurt.

Also the spelling included in Firefox' default dictionary for whatever reason.

 

[Nebulous]

yogurt

yoghurt (plural yoghurts)
Alternative spelling of yogurt.

Also the spelling included in Firefox' default dictionary for whatever reason.

Do you pronounce the word with an 'h' in it?

 

[Evil Eye]

No, but this is English and spelling and pronunciation aren't even distant relatives.