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Bunny's Internet persona is a good example of the opposite of "elegant." But she does give honest and thoughtful reviews.
I'm thinking of trying the reuben flavor to see how bad it is. I think I'd like the Gyro flavor. Truffles don't do anything for me. I'm prejudiced against Southern-style biscuits and gravy. I don't like (American) biscuits. Biscuits and gravy was what poor folks ate for dinner where I grew up, not what farm folk ate for breakfast. My family occasionally had chipped beef on toast, the first cousin of biscuits and gravy, for lunch. I ate it, but can't say I miss it much.
ETA: Couldn't wait. I went out and got a bag of reuben flavor this morning. They are surprisingly like a reuben sandwich, not meaty tasting but there is certainly a strong hint of corned beef, a strong hint of rye bread, fainter hints of sauerkraut and dill pickle. I think they aren't bad, but then again I like reuben sandwiches.
I'm thinking of trying the reuben flavor to see how bad it is. I think I'd like the Gyro flavor. Truffles don't do anything for me. I'm prejudiced against Southern-style biscuits and gravy. I don't like (American) biscuits. Biscuits and gravy was what poor folks ate for dinner where I grew up, not what farm folk ate for breakfast. My family occasionally had chipped beef on toast, the first cousin of biscuits and gravy, for lunch. I ate it, but can't say I miss it much.
ETA: Couldn't wait. I went out and got a bag of reuben flavor this morning. They are surprisingly like a reuben sandwich, not meaty tasting but there is certainly a strong hint of corned beef, a strong hint of rye bread, fainter hints of sauerkraut and dill pickle. I think they aren't bad, but then again I like reuben sandwiches.
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