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[Vodstok]

I need to make a nice intro image (still working on that) but I would like some feedback on the actual text. The list isn't entirely complete, but that is all i have had the energy for today.

[Vodstok]

And why don't I go ahead and just link to that while I am at it?
http://www.cracked.com/funny-1811-gourmet-food/

[yowhound]

Damn it mate - you not got pitches to write?

Nice work as always, but couple comments:

truffles also grow amongst the roots of ash trees.
quails eggs are kinda weak as an entry - they are nice, especially pickled, and at £1 per dozen, about the same price per weight as hens eggs.
Brie is dirt cheap - maybe look for a goat's cheese or a retardedly expensive artisan cheese.

How did you miss grouse off the list?

[yowhound]

double post due to lack of edit button -

For the cheese you could look at buffalo Mozzarella. Stinks. has the consistancy of cheese straws. Damned expensive. Tastes nice.

[Vodstok]

amended the truffle entry

Quail's eggs may be the same (roughly) as hen's eggs in your neck of the woods, but you have to remember  I live over in the Land Of McDonald's, where High Cuisine consists of a 1/3 pound fast food burger made out of angus. Brie is cheap these days, too, but it is still considered hoity toity.


I never heard of grouse as a gourmet food and have never heard of buffalo mozzarella; consider them researched and added, thank you.