My date poured Russian dressing on his chinese food
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Anonymous
Where's he from? |
Anonymous
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I’m kind of craving this now!
This is how things like Buffalo wings get invented |
Anonymous
| What is Russian dressing anyway, maybe it was sour cream? |
Anonymous
Made me laugh out loud! Definitely not a deal breaker 
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Anonymous
| i would break it over General Tso chicken but russian dressing is fine, lol, and maybe it was his tactful attempt to protest your choice of food (was it yours?) |
Anonymous
| Just a different version of Yum Yum sauce |
Anonymous
| When I was in college, there were some girls from India who would pump ketchup and mayonnaise on vegetables in the dormitory cafeteria. It looked so gross. |
Anonymous
| I am Russian and have no idea what Russian dressing is… the most popular ones in Russia are Mayo and sour cream! Ketchup is a close second. But I digress |
Anonymous
Russian dressing and Thousand Island dressing are often confused because both begin with a base of mayonnaise and ketchup or ketchup-style chili sauce, which results in a pink salad dressing. But where Thousand Island is a bit sweet and studded with pickle relish, Russian dressing is on the spicier side, with a hint of heat from horseradish and hot sauce. https://www.epicurious.com/recipes/food/views/russian-dressing-51182860 |
Anonymous
The midwest 
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Anonymous
| Hard Times has an item on their menu with buffalo wing sauce on spaghetti with chili. It's really good. |
Anonymous
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If he is Chinese and ordered General Tso chicken and added Russian dressing....that is embarrassing.
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Anonymous
| So when is the wedding and what are you serving?? Is it BYO Russian dressing?? |
Anonymous
| Last date. The man clearly has bad judgement. Or no taste buds. Defective! |
Anonymous
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What he Russian?
Otherwise, it's a deal breaker. |