I've always liked "comestibles" though there may be a discussion as to whether this includes drinks or not, but then the boundary between food and drink can be a bit fuzzy.
Well, the problem with "copycat" is that it is a whole-cloth creation of a recipe... realistically, most of these already exist... I honestly think that it's more useful for someone to just find a recipe in google... like I did for the dressing one... it's not difficult and most of them exist already.
so basically, even somebody with a trained palate can spend weeks trying to guess what to use to achieve a similar taste. And somebody who cannot even tell whether something on the list is a flavor or a preservative shouldn't even start.
The problem is, we need not just something which describes the question after you've seen the tag, but also something of which the user thinks while selecting tags or search terms
@Shog9 I started a new job and my hours are crazy, so I'm never here... my boss is out today so I'm being "bad"... And feeling incredibly guilty the entire time.
"copycat" "copying" etc. are probably good colloquial terms, but might cause some confusion for ESL folk
@rumtscho I like the idea of creating some synonyms just to drive folks to whatever tag you pick. Unlike topic tags, it's kinda unlikely folks will naturally create synonyms for these; they just won't use any tag.
So if you can come up with a few likely ideas, might as well use 'em to drive folks to the right place.
We reasonably frequently add the mimicry tag to things. No one's ever created any form of copycat as a tag, despite it being possibly the most common actual English word for it.
@rumtscho which is fine. The hope is that if someone's asking a question and types, "copy" or "mimick" or "duplicate" they get a tag suggested that matches what they're after.
@Shog9 Everything in NYC is so expensive... Considering the cost of the apartment in the first place, I doubt it's that huge of a hardship for whoever can afford the apartment/condo.
@Catija those things don't run in families. My first F in school was on something to do with electricity - and both my parents are electric engineers, and a pair of grandparents are electrotechnicians.
i have no idea why. Most rivers on the southern side of the Alps have a color going towards turqoise. But Soca (in Bovec) is especially beautiful. Also crystal clear.
where would you guys live if somebody started paying you your income without you actually having to work?
I rather like southern Idaho. Green, decent land, not too populated, access to I-90 means access to either coast is fairly painless. If I ever retire, I might retire there.
@Cerberus yes, she did, I was just answering a different question (or alternatively, the same one assuming that I did want to stay close to people here)
@Shog9 That is a good choice! I drove through on a road trip recently and it did look pretty amazing.
I cleaned my cooker with bleach didn't no u wasn't ment to. I done it Monday and had dimmer that was cooked inside that night, we childmind but they didn't eat with us that night, and is perfectly fine.everyone in our household have been sleeping since Monday night on and off, we have sore throat...
I've always liked "comestibles" though there may be a discussion as to whether this includes drinks or not, but then the boundary between food and drink can be a bit fuzzy.
