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Been cruising around Youtube for random stuff and wanted to double-check if any more uploads on Babish had on fictional foodstuff. After 8 haitus months from me, I was surprised it was?

I'm trying to limit my spicy intake after a gone-bad challenge with ghost pepper seeds, which are much more dangerous than the flesh of that pepper. But seeing how that spicy strawberry chocolate sundae from, was it ep.8 of "Better call Saul" or ep.17 of Fargo?, made me want to have that sundae.

There are a lot of fan-made and pro-made commissions of fictional foods and drink on the net, but what fictional-edibles do you want to be real and in your belly?

Bajoran Hasperat.(sp)

bull705 wrote: ↑Fri Jul 02, 2021 4:18 pm Bajoran Hasperat.(sp)

Yeah looks like a wrap or a burrito but very spicy. I am down for that.

Can't spell it to save my life, but that Klingon coffee everyone enjoys. I'd imagine it is a superior coffee.

Yeah the raktajino. I googled to make sure it was spelled right but I first guessed raptajino.

I think based on description you have to give it a distinct oil from a nut instead of milk, and I'd presume to add a touch of root spice or something.

I think a touch of tequila or rum would be in fashion.

bull705 wrote: ↑Fri Jul 02, 2021 4:18 pm Bajoran Hasperat.(sp)

I am curious too, but it’s supposed to make your eyes water? No thanks. It does not seem to actually have that effect on any of the characters though. I could probably leave out the Bajoran onions.

Meushell wrote: ↑Sun Jul 04, 2021 4:14 am

bull705 wrote: ↑Fri Jul 02, 2021 4:18 pm Bajoran Hasperat.(sp)

I am curious too, but it’s supposed to make your eyes water? No thanks. It does not seem to actually have that effect on any of the characters though. I could probably leave out the Bajoran onions.

Could be Wasabi or horseradish or their version of it.

I blame Dune for my love of cinnamon.

About when I read it for the first time my cousin visited and left some Oregon Chai behind in the fridge. I drank that stuff up like mad and was later happy when it became available to buy where I lived. Tore through tetra packs of it until I was totally sick of it and couldn't touch it, but the love of cinnamon remained unphased.

Romulan Ale.