Behr
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Album organization day. I am definitely missing a box or two. Floor needs mopping after this.
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You should ask her to make it some time. It's like other dips or dressings, everybody wants to make theirs a little different from someone else's and after a while you get something that don't even taste like what it's supposed to. If it has just a hair too much dill, it's too much. If dry dill is used instead of fresh it changes color and flavor. "No such thing as too much garlic" yes, there is.That's what she told me. We might have to give it a second chance.
That's what I was gonna say. LolYou should ask her to make it some time. It's like other dips or dressings, everybody wants to make theirs a little different from someone else's and after a while you get something that don't even taste like what it's supposed to. If it has just a hair too much dill, it's too much. If dry dill is used instead of fresh it changes color and flavor. "No such thing as too much garlic" yes, there is.
Anyway, just because you don't like Kraft Tzatziki or Hidden Valley Tzatziki Sauce doesn't mean you won't like Tzatziki Sauce.
I don't know if Kraft or Hidden Valley make it, just an example.
This sauce must be the same thing they put on swarmas(sp?). If that's the case, I've had it in the middle east and yall are correct, that's some good chiz!You should ask her to make it some time. It's like other dips or dressings, everybody wants to make theirs a little different from someone else's and after a while you get something that don't even taste like what it's supposed to. If it has just a hair too much dill, it's too much. If dry dill is used instead of fresh it changes color and flavor. "No such thing as too much garlic" yes, there is.
Anyway, just because you don't like Kraft Tzatziki or Hidden Valley Tzatziki Sauce doesn't mean you won't like Tzatziki Sauce.
I don't know if Kraft or Hidden Valley make it, just an example.
I loved getting those lamb and chiken shawarmas in Saudi. We'd give the guy money one day then the next day he'd slip them to us through the chainlink. They were wrapped in paper and messy as hell from all the sauce. Dam! I'm hongree!Shawarma and it's basically the same. Tzatziki has dill and cucumbers and uses Olive oil, but it's close.
Yea, I've never had one like that. I'd say that's about as good as it gets.I loved getting those lamb and chiken shawarmas in Saudi. We'd give the guy money one day then the next day he'd slip them to us through the chainlink. They were wrapped in paper and messy as hell from all the sauce. Dam! I'm hongree!