Valentine food ideas

[HaShev]

Consider the need to powder sugar the fruit, as berries can be really bitter. Haven't gotten any good berries in a while.

 

[strollingbones]

i will splurge on good fruit....i cant hit it with that much sugar

 

[Abishai100]

Branding: Digestion

Valentine's has passed this year, but I was thinking about how our consumerism-culture caters to some liberal notions regarding 'brand marketing' and 'associative design branching,' which is why you see inventive food/menu items such as Ben&Jerry's Ice Cream, Boardwalk Fries, Shrimp Lasagna, etc.

So I got a great belated V-Day idea for food, but it will have to wait until next year.

Mexican Pizza is a spin on the Italian delight which has become so popular in the USA, and you can find it at Taco Bell. It's a nice V-Day treat, since you can pretend you're being 'creative' in terms of culture-cuisine (and 'design'!).

In fact, it makes me think of 'wanderlust.'

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BOYFRIEND: I got Mexican Pizza!
GIRLFRIEND: For Valentine's Day?
BOYFRIEND: Let's just call it 'V-Day'.
GIRLFRIEND: Oh, you're getting 'efficient' now.
BOYFRIEND: I'm not becoming a robot.
GIRLFRIEND: You sound like you're marketing.
BOYFRIEND: No, Mexican Pizza is a 'sophisticated treat.'
GIRLFRIEND: It's a simple culinary invention.
BOYFRIEND: Pretend you're in Mexico.
GIRLFRIEND: I don't feel like having Mexican food for 'V-Day'.
BOYFRIEND: I promise you'll feel like we're watching Star Wars.
GIRLFRIEND: Alright, but next year, you're cooking me Fettucine Alfredo

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Talk Mexican Pizza