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coshawn jenkins
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What food do you use to enhance your romantic getaway ,dinner ,or encounter ?

Personally I love something colorful and not too labor intensive so i can concentrate on my date . like for example macaroni pasta with Parmesan cheese and tomatoes ,cheesy French bread ,chocolate covered strawberries ,and to drink, cask & cream superior (chocolate temptations)

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I know it doesn't sound romantic, but my boyfriend LOVES pot roast! Its simple, its easy, it's hearty and he brings me flowers after I make it for him!

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Pot roast is a great romance food (for men ) it makes us feel like men (especially if it's cooked to perfection)

01-13-2004 02:49 PM

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Cereal is very romantic...

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Sushi and sashimi. It's very delicate and it's finger food and that's kind of romantic.

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Finger food? Don't let the Japanese see you eat sushi with fingers. Japanese and Chinese culture does not look favorably upon eating with hands.

M.

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Tibetan Soup slurped from the plate seems romantic.

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Fresh fruit can be quite romantic.

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Depends on whether you chew it or not.

01-17-2005 12:32 AM

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becker said this in post #9 :
Depends on whether you chew it or not.

And a little imagination, of course!

01-17-2005 12:38 AM

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Let me think......What romantic things can I do with fresh fruit.

Thinking......Thinking.........

I need some input on this.

01-17-2005 12:42 AM

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It's a secret!

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No help at all......

01-17-2005 01:00 AM

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Well, that's where the imagination part comes in!

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Let me think..

Melon balls?

Peaches?

Cantelopes?

Grape sharing?

??????????????

01-17-2005 01:37 AM

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Artichokes
Artichokes
Artichokes
boiled and dipped in butter. OMG

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Strawberries dipped in anything.

Donut - all kinds
Non-alcoholic body shots with the_way_it_is.

Jalapenos and pineapple ice cream

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He sounds like Scott Peterson, watch out S.

Oh Romantic foods. ....... banana splits with 14theroad

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I think that any food can be romantic.... if you feed it to your lover. Feed them their entire meal... that's VERY romantic.

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quote:

Kris Rucker said this in post #23 :
I think that any food can be romantic.... if you feed it to your lover. Feed them their entire meal... that's VERY romantic.

But chew it first.........

01-18-2005 12:15 AM

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Uh huh... I hope so, Beck!!!

01-18-2005 12:20 AM

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Be sure and cut it in little pieces so their false teeth don't clack. Yikes Sorry/

I find a nice meal in a nice restaurant with dim ligting and good wine to be very romantic. And he can feed himself I am not his Mother.

01-18-2005 12:25 AM

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It's not about being someone's mother, Delta... it's just so romantic. I've done it with my partner, and it is amazingly romantic.

Ice cream... there is something romantic, with the right setting.

01-18-2005 12:29 AM

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Would an Ice cream sandwich count? I have shared wine but never food. but then I still have things to learn.

01-18-2005 12:41 AM

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That would be cute, Delta....

Ohhhhhhhhh... I love sharing wine!!! So VERY romantic.

01-18-2005 12:46 AM

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I am a control freak, people, anyone tried to feed me and they'd be on the floor....oh, I guess that's not too bad.

Feeding someone reminds me of birds and how they chew and regurgitate food into the babies mouths. I think of that and romance is not a top priority.

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