burdock root?

[yuujirou]

hmm x]
well my gf is sick.
so today i asked my boss what's a good thing for sick people too eat.
after a bit of thinking, he eventually concluded w/ kinpira xD
well, he whipped me up a batch of the stuff
and on the way too my girlfriend's house
i realised that there was a thread for it, lol
>.>'''

anyway, here's a pic of some kinpira..


and sorry for the lack of coherence >.>'''
i am currently unable too... gather my thoughts for some reason x.x

[Aota]

Looks.... yummy? D:

[MissMisa]

Originally Posted by sushidushi

I think it's a very English drink. But I don't think they use dandelions or burdock these days. Rather like English lemonade often contains no lemons.

Yeah it depends which kind you get. The majority of english lemonade does contain lemons, you can tell if they have a picture of lemons, it has at least some sort of lemon in it [otherwise they can't do it, it's false advertising.] Only the cheap and nasty stuff doesn't have any lemons in xD

[Hackimoto]

The Burdock plant is what inspired the invention of velcro by George De Mestral.

[Hackimoto]

........................fyi....

[yuujirou]

Originally Posted by Hackimoto

........................fyi....

actually o.o'
that was quite interesting
if you can, do tell more if you know

[sushidushi]

Originally Posted by MissMisa

Yeah it depends which kind you get. The majority of english lemonade does contain lemons, you can tell if they have a picture of lemons, it has at least some sort of lemon in it [otherwise they can't do it, it's false advertising.] Only the cheap and nasty stuff doesn't have any lemons in xD

Yes, that's all true. The "lemonade" without lemons is rather pointless. I'd like to find some real dandelion and burdock, but I suspect it'd be extremely difficult to find.

[kwkyori]

hey thanks alot!!! that was extremely helpful ^^.
arigatou gozaimasu~~~