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And this page makes it sound more like how Cate says it: How to say Anise


Oh... and I did take care of my tempeh craving ...

tikitatas wrote: But it is most certainly NOT pronounced like surfpirate was implying!

And that's the point I was striving for too!!!

-"BB"-

tikitatas wrote:But it is most certainly NOT pronounced like surfpirate was implying!

Okay ... leave me out of this bizzaro French Anise Canadian bacon Buddist zhāicài discussion and let me know when you want to talk cheeseburgers.

tikitatas wrote:all things anise flavored

Dogs LOVE it...I rub it on the deer antlers that Anne Bonny has here... ( to chew on)..and she can't get enough of them when I've just rubbed it on!

Knowing hunters is nice...Dogs can chew on those antlers for months before even putting a dent in them.... I read to put anise on them, and I always have it....I love it too Cate...She goes nuts for it!

surfpirate wrote:

tikitatas wrote:But it is most certainly NOT pronounced like surfpirate was implying!

Okay ... leave me out of this bizzaro French Anise Canadian bacon Buddist zhāicài discussion and let me know when you want to talk cheeseburgers.

You never mentioned craving cheeseburgers.

VanillaGrl wrote:And this page makes it sound more like how Cate says it: How to say Anise


Oh... and I did take care of my tempeh craving ...

Mmmm. Could be my next craving . . .

tikitatas wrote:

VanillaGrl wrote:And this page makes it sound more like how Cate says it: How to say Anise


Oh... and I did take care of my tempeh craving ...

Mmmm. Could be my next craving . . .

One variant is aniseed, and that's how I say anise, leaving off the d. I don't know why!
The Canadian Oxford Dictionary explains that aniseed is the seed (duh!). And gives the anis pronunciation for anise, and the one you'd expect for aniseed.

Let's talk about the strange carvings, now!

Snowparrot wrote:One variant is aniseed, and that's how I say anise, leaving off the d. I don't know why!
The Canadian Oxford Dictionary explains that aniseed is the seed (duh!). And gives the anis pronunciation for anise, and the one you'd expect for aniseed.

Let's talk about the strange carvings, now!

Mount Rushmore??

a fried grouper sandwich

alphabits wrote:a fried grouper sandwich

Oh yeaaaaaaaaah.

Pickled eggs with hot sauce

tikitatas wrote:

alphabits wrote:a fried grouper sandwich

Oh yeaaaaaaaaah.

and a cold beer ..... with my toes in the sand, Gulf view

AFTER my son 'doctors' it up a bit. I could eat it like a soup.

nycfeat wrote:Fried pickles, okra and green tomatoes. Mmm....I'll have to try fried chocolate chip cookies.

Ok. Now that I think about it...it's not strange.

Not crazy about the green tomatoes, but the fried okra and pickles....
YUMMMMYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

still waiting for the cookie

VanillaGrl wrote: Oh... and I did take care of my tempeh craving ...

I had to Google that.. never heard of it!!!!

White Castle cheeseburgers...New England apparently doesn't have White Castles and those frozen freezer boxes just don't cut it. Whenever the keet and I go back to NJ to visit our first stop is the White Castle drive through.

tikitatas wrote:all things anise flavored

With all the talk about pronunciation, I forgot to ask you if you like Sambuca? I love that stuff. .. served neat with 3 toasted coffee beans and flamed for a couple seconds.

Okay, now that's my craving for the day.

VanillaGrl wrote:

tikitatas wrote:all things anise flavored

With all the talk about pronunciation, I forgot to ask you if you like Sambuca? I love that stuff. .. served neat with 3 toasted coffee beans and flamed for a couple seconds.

Okay, now that's my craving for the day.

I think we may have been separated at birth!!! YES!!!!!

Guinness AND Sambuca? (but not together!)