Instead I ate Essen 1, which was a German noodley thing with vegetables, salad, and chocolate pudding. But when I saw the long line for Essen 2 that persisted well into the lunch hour, I knew I still needed a picture. After all, my three readers are counting on me! After trying to be sneaky and take stalker-shots of people's meal, I ended up asking a guy, who had ordered two plates of Essen 2, if I could take a picture of his food. He replied enthusiastically "of course," and made no remark of how weird it was that a random American girl was taking pictures of people's lunches.
The pickle brings up the strangeness of this meal, and although I didn't taste it, I am giving it full marks for deliciousness because that line was LONG! And I saw several people with two plates, so it must have been good.Strangeness: 3/5
Deliciousness: 5/5 (assumed)
haha I can see a second plate hiding behind that first one. I once saw a food network "unwrapped" episode about frozen pickle juice popsicles... some people really love pickles!
ReplyDeletetwo friends and I once ate an entire jar (large size) of dill pickles, and then finished off the juice, during a movie--I think I fall into the category of "people who really love pickles!"
ReplyDeleteI'm loving the posts Aimee=) My lunches look incredibly boring in comparison!
I love that both of you described that stuff pickles float around in as 'juice.' That stuff is practically toxic! But I've sipped it from the jar at least once...
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