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Tuesday, November 29, 2005

Early morning at the breakfast table


Forget that it tastes good, it's relatively healthy and low-fat, and the kids really like it. What's most important is that it has a neat surface when it's first opened.

Your turn: Are you a hummous person? How do you pronounce it?

20 comments:

  1. Mmmm... Yum! I love [hum-mus] especially when it's got tons of garlic in it. Bring on the warm pita bread, also! Now I'm hungry!

    I found Edimame hummous the other day, and it was really, really yummy, too!

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  2. Mmmmm Humous, never used to like it at all, the texture was always a bit odd to me, but I have acquired a taste for it over the last year or so :o)

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  3. I LOVE Hommous!!! It is so good!!! What i really love it hot toast with hommous spread on it! SO yummy!

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  4. HUM-ISS, rhymes with YUM-ISS!! I love it, especially the kind with lots of spices mixed in.

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  5. I love hummous. I used to be afraid to try it...but a friend brought some one day to a get together and I didn't know what it was. I tried it and THEN found out what it was.

    I pronounce it "hum us"

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  6. Yes, I love Hummous (pronounced Hummus)

    If you can believe it, I have never bought it and eaten it at home though so have have never witnessed the wonder of its first opening!

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  7. In my "office" days, we had the periodic food day where we'd have to bring in food to nibble on. In order to thwart the onset of my co-workers' office ass, I brought in some hummus and pita bread.

    "How am I supposed to keep this figure with this stuff," complained a rather large cohort.

    Funny, if it's not greasy, powdered/glazed or smothered in salsa, nobody reaches for it.

    As far as the pronunciation, you could take the new age, multi-culturally senstive-authentic route and do a breathy, delicate 'clearing of the throat' sound with the "H." Or you can reach for the "NAH-tcho" cheese instead.

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  8. oh love hummous (who-muss) but not for breakfast, personally! I have been buying it with lemon and coriander in - mmmmm

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  9. It is lovely stuff, isn't it? I'm a big fan, especially with warm pita bread. But for breakfast?

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  10. Beautiful photo....
    No, I'm not a REAL Hunnis person...I rarely eat it, though when I do, I like it alright....
    I pronounce it HUM-iss....!

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  11. Hum-Mus, and nooooooooo, I am not!

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  12. I am not the hummus-type person, but it looks like Cream of Wheat, and now I want some...! I think I'll make the Boy pancakes for dinner, and C.O.W for myself!

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  13. No Carmi, I don't think I'm a hummous person, but my friend Nadia is pretty funny.

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  14. mmmm hum-mus love it especially with fresh veggies!

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  15. I also thought it was Cream of Wheat. Do you really eat it for breakfast?

    I say "HUM-us." Love it!

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  16. My daughter and I love it....my husband and son won't touch it. We pronounce it Hum-Us. Never had it for breakfast, more of a snack in the afternoon or evening with raw veggies or pita or crackers. I imagine it would be a good breakfast choice though...lots of protein....getting past the garlic first thing in the morning might be tough though.

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  17. I love it, and I pronouce it HUM-US, and sometimes more like HUM-ISS - it depends how quickly I say it.

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  18. I love Humm-us with pita points...really fresh its just the best.

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  19. I'm just glad you said what it was, because I was really concerned there was something wrong with your margarine.

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