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Not really, but anyway.

What is with the bland food. Everytime I go up there, I go to the store looking for some hot sauce, or maybe some Salsa. And it is nowhere to be found. I have found that you just don't go out to eat at all.

So what is with taste free Canuckia?

I don't have an answer, just a theory. With the bad winters they get up there they'd have to constantly trudge through the snowdrifts on the way to the outhouse if they ate a lot of hot, spicy food.

PHBeerman wrote:Not really, but anyway.

What is with the bland food. Everytime I go up there, I go to the store looking for some hot sauce, or maybe some Salsa. And it is nowhere to be found. I have found that you just don't go out to eat at all.

So what is with taste free Canuckia?

Maybe in Timmins.

Where I live, people eat a vast array of ethnic and local food - from ALL parts of the world and we surely do not consider a northern Ontario mine town to be representative of the gastronomic variety that other areas embrace.

In my cupboards, the selection of hot sauces ranges from medium to "are you crazy?"

tikitatas wrote:

PHBeerman wrote:Not really, but anyway.

What is with the bland food. Everytime I go up there, I go to the store looking for some hot sauce, or maybe some Salsa. And it is nowhere to be found. I have found that you just don't go out to eat at all.

So what is with taste free Canuckia?

Maybe in Timmins.

Where I live, people eat a vast array of ethnic and local food - from ALL parts of the world and we surely do not consider a northern Ontario mine town to be representative of the gastronomic variety that other areas embrace.

In my cupboards, the selection of hot sauces ranges from medium to "are you crazy?"

But you can probably get good pasties in Timmins.

I order up my hot sauce from the Ocean Deck in Daytona Beach by the gallon jug. It's called Rasta Sauce and it's awesome. I always make my own salsa.

I have found that most Canadians don't like to eat food as spicy as we do, although they seem to devour Buffalo wings pretty regularly.

I'm from the Niagara area of Canada, maybe my proximity to the US is why I like spicy food?

And Canadians don't eat out as much as Americans. I prefer to cook my own dinner...

tikitatas wrote:

PHBeerman wrote:Not really, but anyway.

What is with the bland food. Everytime I go up there, I go to the store looking for some hot sauce, or maybe some Salsa. And it is nowhere to be found. I have found that you just don't go out to eat at all.

So what is with taste free Canuckia?

Maybe in Timmins.

Where I live, people eat a vast array of ethnic and local food - from ALL parts of the world and we surely do not consider a northern Ontario mine town to be representative of the gastronomic variety that other areas embrace.

In my cupboards, the selection of hot sauces ranges from medium to "are you crazy?"

I am talking all throughout Canukia. Alberta, BC, and Ontario. (I don't venture into Frenchie Canukia) Bland food seems to be the Canadian theme.

PHBeerman wrote:

tikitatas wrote:

PHBeerman wrote:Not really, but anyway.

What is with the bland food. Everytime I go up there, I go to the store looking for some hot sauce, or maybe some Salsa. And it is nowhere to be found. I have found that you just don't go out to eat at all.

So what is with taste free Canuckia?

Maybe in Timmins.

Where I live, people eat a vast array of ethnic and local food - from ALL parts of the world and we surely do not consider a northern Ontario mine town to be representative of the gastronomic variety that other areas embrace.

In my cupboards, the selection of hot sauces ranges from medium to "are you crazy?"

I am talking all throughout Canukia. Alberta, BC, and Ontario. (I don't venture into Frenchie Canukia) Bland food seems to be the Canadian theme.

Oh, poor you. I don't think you have been consulting with the informed when seeking dining establishments. And "Canukia" is seven provinces and three territories bigger and more diverse than AB, ON and BC.

Or . . . maybe our theme is "don't feed Troy any of our good stuff" and he will go home.

Or . . . maybe our theme is "don't feed Troy any of our good stuff" and he will go home.

Right Tiki! I don't know why anybody would feed him at all ... and don't let him get his paws on the good beer, eh?

tikitatas wrote:

PHBeerman wrote:

tikitatas wrote:

PHBeerman wrote:Not really, but anyway.
What is with the bland food. Everytime I go up there, I go to the store looking for some hot sauce, or maybe some Salsa. And it is nowhere to be found. I have found that you just don't go out to eat at all.
So what is with taste free Canuckia?

Maybe in Timmins.
Where I live, people eat a vast array of ethnic and local food - from ALL parts of the world and we surely do not consider a northern Ontario mine town to be representative of the gastronomic variety that other areas embrace.
In my cupboards, the selection of hot sauces ranges from medium to "are you crazy?"

I am talking all throughout Canukia. Alberta, BC, and Ontario. (I don't venture into Frenchie Canukia) Bland food seems to be the Canadian theme.

Oh, poor you. I don't think you have been consulting with the informed when seeking dining establishments. And "Canukia" is seven provinces and three territories bigger and more diverse than AB, ON and BC.
Or . . . maybe our theme is "don't feed Troy any of our good stuff" and he will go home.

I avoid the seriously Frenchie Provinces.

BC has skiing.
Alberta is just to the north of me
Ontario is where the folks live.


I see no other reason to go to Canuckia.

PHBeerman wrote:

tikitatas wrote:

PHBeerman wrote:

tikitatas wrote:

PHBeerman wrote:Not really, but anyway.
What is with the bland food. Everytime I go up there, I go to the store looking for some hot sauce, or maybe some Salsa. And it is nowhere to be found. I have found that you just don't go out to eat at all.
So what is with taste free Canuckia?

Maybe in Timmins.
Where I live, people eat a vast array of ethnic and local food - from ALL parts of the world and we surely do not consider a northern Ontario mine town to be representative of the gastronomic variety that other areas embrace.
In my cupboards, the selection of hot sauces ranges from medium to "are you crazy?"

I am talking all throughout Canukia. Alberta, BC, and Ontario. (I don't venture into Frenchie Canukia) Bland food seems to be the Canadian theme.

Oh, poor you. I don't think you have been consulting with the informed when seeking dining establishments. And "Canukia" is seven provinces and three territories bigger and more diverse than AB, ON and BC.
Or . . . maybe our theme is "don't feed Troy any of our good stuff" and he will go home.

I avoid the seriously Frenchie Provinces.

BC has skiing.
Alberta is just to the north of me
Ontario is where the folks live.


I see no other reason to go to Canuckia.

And Snowparrot and I see no other reason to persuade you! (((TROY)))

It's bad enough that Timmins is so close to Frenchieland.

PHBeerman wrote:I am talking all throughout Canukia. Alberta, BC, and Ontario. (I don't venture into Frenchie Canukia) Bland food seems to be the Canadian theme.

Call this bland, Troy . . .

It's my lunch. Mmmmm.

tikitatas wrote:Call this bland, Troy . . .

It's my lunch. Mmmmm.

It looks pretty bland to me.......

Ohhhhhhhh, you wanted a PIC.

Ok . . .


Thai red curry chicken.
I made it.

tikitatas wrote:Ohhhhhhhh, you wanted a PIC.

Ok . . .


Thai red curry chicken.
I made it.

You better send some over for me to inspect and sample.

PHBeerman wrote:

tikitatas wrote:Ohhhhhhhh, you wanted a PIC.

Ok . . .


Thai red curry chicken.
I made it.

You better send some over for me to inspect and sample.

I suspect you would approve!

tikitatas wrote:Ohhhhhhhh, you wanted a PIC.

Ok . . .


Thai red curry chicken.
I made it.

MMMMM Served with plain Yogurt I am thinking????



Oh wait Wrong Curry....

ragtopW wrote:

tikitatas wrote:Ohhhhhhhh, you wanted a PIC.

Ok . . .


Thai red curry chicken.
I made it.

MMMMM Served with plain Yogurt I am thinking????



Oh wait Wrong Curry....

You're right, it would be served with yogurt.

aeroparrot wrote:

ragtopW wrote:

tikitatas wrote:Ohhhhhhhh, you wanted a PIC.

Ok . . .


Thai red curry chicken.
I made it.

MMMMM Served with plain Yogurt I am thinking????



Oh wait Wrong Curry....

You're right, it would be served with yogurt.

When I lived In California I got invited to a lot of cookouts with the Thai
people

you knew you were in trouble when there was Yogurt on top and
a beer in their hand when they said "You try this??"