Oopsy, ladies. This isn't the chat list. Sr. Claire On Thu, Nov 4, 2010 at 12:52, Sue <[email protected]> wrote:
> For years now I have refused to eat out (my total lack of saliva meant my > meal choices in most places were nil but this year we found a pub that made > the most delicious steak and ale pie with lashings of lovely gravy which > meant I could eat it (or as much as my little appetite would allow which is > another reason I didn't like to spent vast sums of money on food that had to > be left on the plate). We had a couple of good experiences after that and > then went out to a local pub close to home for an anniversary meal only to > find it mostly inedible. Needless to say we haven't repeated it. Luckily > my DH makes a beautiful sweet and sour sauce and a curry with lovely flavour > but without the heat as well as other foods which encourages some enjoyment > of food instead of a real trial. > Salads and other foods feel like acid in my mouth. > Sue T > Dorset UK > > > I couldn't agree more, both DD and I are allergic to all forms of dairy >>> food, and certainly in the UK when eating out desserts are all but >>> impossible. In restaurants they very rarely understand what is actually in >>> the food they are serving up. >>> >> >> I tend to have salad rather than chips/veg when I'm out, but I always ask >> for it without onion or dressing... there have been several places where >> I've been told "we don't dress our salads" only to be served a dressed >> salad... the worst are those where it looks on the surface that the salad >> isn't dressed, but under the top leaves, there hides the dressing.... would >> they really like me to bring the lot back up? With (raw) onion, it is a >> matter of dislike, so if the slices are large I will occasionally pick it >> out and pass it to my husband - but finely chopped and the whole lot has to >> go back. >> >> Jane Partridge >> > > - > To unsubscribe send email to [email protected] containing the line: > unsubscribe lace [email protected]. For help, write to > [email protected] > - To unsubscribe send email to [email protected] containing the line: unsubscribe lace [email protected]. For help, write to [email protected]
