Dis or Dat?

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• jagara2

  Dis: awesome, deliciously smooth and homogeneous, delectably tampered-with, containing sugar, probably nutritiously less than ideal, which is a problem because you eat it with a spoon instead of on bread:
  

  

  Dat: awful, hard, slightly bitter, ruins bread when trying to spread it, has frustrating layer of oil that has to be stirred back in which is difficult because of the hard texture, probably good for you because organic and unprocessed:
  

  

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  • Dat. Good food dies at the altar of convenience.MrT
  • It's not just about convenience, it's about taste and experience.jagara
  • Having said that, "good food dies at the altar of convenience" is very true. I'll remember that :)jagara

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