Favorite tart foods
Oct 6, 2013 | 3:13 pm
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Favorite tart foods
Some of mine are
- tamarind potato/eggplant curry
- pomegranate popsicles
- key lime pie
- strawberry-rhubarb pie
- sour apple bubblegum
- Euro Tart frozen yogurt (good enough just by itself but delicious with berries)
but I'm always looking for others.
What are yours?
- tamarind potato/eggplant curry
- pomegranate popsicles
- key lime pie
- strawberry-rhubarb pie
- sour apple bubblegum
- Euro Tart frozen yogurt (good enough just by itself but delicious with berries)
but I'm always looking for others.
What are yours?
Last edited by dolcevita; Oct 6, 2013 at 9:47 pm Reason: Forgot one of my favorites - EuroTart FroYo
Oct 6, 2013 | 7:11 pm
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An ex-girlfriend of mine made a great spaghetti alla puttanesca. Never asked her where she learned how to do it.
Key lime pie is a fav as are lemon curd cookies and cranberries. For me, tart works best with sweet - in both food and gf's.
Key lime pie is a fav as are lemon curd cookies and cranberries. For me, tart works best with sweet - in both food and gf's.
Oct 6, 2013 | 7:12 pm
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When I get an orange juice on the plane, I'll always ask for lemon slices/nubs too. Sometimes if I remember beforehand, I'll grab a cup of lemons at an airport bar, which I'd use for water too.
As for foods, pretty much any candy that's meant to be tart/sour, particularly "Sour Patch Kids" and the sour watermelon pieces, lemon drops (though those are often more sweet than necessary), Jolly Ranchers watermelon and lemon, and tamarind candies are nice too. Key lime pie for sure, and definitely grapefruit.
Yoghurt too, but that depends on what I'm eating with it.
As for foods, pretty much any candy that's meant to be tart/sour, particularly "Sour Patch Kids" and the sour watermelon pieces, lemon drops (though those are often more sweet than necessary), Jolly Ranchers watermelon and lemon, and tamarind candies are nice too. Key lime pie for sure, and definitely grapefruit.
Yoghurt too, but that depends on what I'm eating with it.
Oct 7, 2013 | 1:27 am
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Oct 7, 2013 | 8:27 am
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As for my favorite tart, it's probably pop tart, flavor cherry
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Oct 7, 2013 | 8:59 am
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Oct 7, 2013 | 12:41 pm
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Trader Joe's lemon bars are pretty good for a simple thaw and serve dessert
http://www.whatsgoodattraderjoes.com...emon-bars.html
http://www.whatsgoodattraderjoes.com...emon-bars.html
Oct 7, 2013 | 1:03 pm
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Pomegranates.
Really really tart (and crisp) green apples.
Some type of pickled veg I had in China last time I was there - often added to noodles. Looks like some kind of tiny chopped green bean.
Lime - fresh lime juice and plain soda, lime wedges, 'real' Key lime pie (hint: if it isn't tart, it isn't 'real', IMHO).
Really really tart (and crisp) green apples.
Some type of pickled veg I had in China last time I was there - often added to noodles. Looks like some kind of tiny chopped green bean.
Lime - fresh lime juice and plain soda, lime wedges, 'real' Key lime pie (hint: if it isn't tart, it isn't 'real', IMHO).