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View Poll Results: Do you put milk in your omelettes? | |
Yes
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No
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Meep
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1st September 2007, 2:51pm
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#1 | | Registered User Editor
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| Do you put milk in an omelette? Well, do you? |
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1st September 2007, 2:52pm
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#2 | | (suicidemachine)
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| Re: Do you put milk in an omelette? no, makes it heavy.
Beat in a bit of water! |
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1st September 2007, 2:52pm
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#3 | | Meatbag
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| Re: Do you put milk in an omelette? No. I think the BBC over here feel rather strongly about it too, for some reason.
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1st September 2007, 2:53pm
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#4 | | Sidney D'Rock
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| Re: Do you put milk in an omelette? Quote:
Originally Posted by GoddamnElectric No. I think the BBC over here feel rather strongly about it too, for some reason. | That's a blog type thing.
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#5 | | Registered User
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| Re: Do you put milk in an omelette? That's a "naw", it makes them horrible. |
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1st September 2007, 2:54pm
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#6 | | Meatbag
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| Re: Do you put milk in an omelette? Quote:
Originally Posted by Jaemi That's a blog type thing. | Indeed it is.
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1st September 2007, 2:56pm
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#7 | | Implied Idiot
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| Re: Do you put milk in an omelette? I get the piss taken out of me by my old band mates and my girlfriend for putting milk instead of water in an omlette. I think it makes it nicer... |
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1st September 2007, 2:57pm
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#8 | | Registered User Editor
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| Re: Do you put milk in an omelette? Surely it makes it too heavy though? You don't want an omelette that could break a window. |
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1st September 2007, 2:59pm
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#9 | | FOR YOUR PLEASURE
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| Re: Do you put milk in an omelette? You have to have milk in an omelette!
You're all a bunch of freaks.
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1st September 2007, 3:00pm
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#10 | | Local Lolcat
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| Re: Do you put milk in an omelette? Em.
Did I start something with a throw away post?
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1st September 2007, 3:00pm
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#11 | | Sidney D'Rock
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| Re: Do you put milk in an omelette? The question is misleading.
Are you asking: - Does the correct recipe for an omelette include milk?
or - When you're making an omelette, do you put in milk?
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1st September 2007, 3:00pm
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#12 | | Registered User
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| Re: Do you put milk in an omelette? With milk it's scrambled egg minus the scrambling, not an omelette. |
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1st September 2007, 3:01pm
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#13 | | Justice Dustbins Editor
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| Re: Do you put milk in an omelette? Quote:
Originally Posted by Jaemi - When you're making an omelette, do you put in egg? | Hands up anyone who doesn't, I'm really curious to discover how this works.
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1st September 2007, 3:04pm
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#14 | | Registered User Editor
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| Re: Do you put milk in an omelette? Quote:
Originally Posted by Jaemi The question is misleading.
Are you asking: - Does the correct recipe for an omelette include egg?
or - When you're making an omelette, do you put in egg? | I think we determined in the other thread that it was a personal preference - I believe GoddamnElectric did a bit of Googling to underline that fact. Therefore, the purpose of the poll is not to determine the correct recipe, but to gauge the preferences of the members of AltNation thus giving us an idea of the majority opinion.
That OK? Quote:
Originally Posted by Potatojunkie Hands up anyone who doesn't, I'm really curious to discover how this works. | Ha ha ha, totally missed that. Not got my reading eyes on today.
Last edited by triggerhappy; 1st September 2007 at 3:04pm.
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1st September 2007, 3:05pm
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#15 | | Meatbag
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| Re: Do you put milk in an omelette? Indeed. AFAIK the 'proper' way to make one calls for zero milk, but that doesn't stop the beastly and the wrong from defying this 
It's like people who put both butter and jam on a piece of toast. I mean what the fuck is that all about....
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