This morning, I had sticky rice with caramelized pork and savory and sweet poached pork but no pickles. The sticky rice allowance was too big that I shared it with my husband. We had drank some milk b

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Molly

This morning, I had sticky rice with caramelized pork and savory and sweet poached pork but no pickles. The sticky rice allowance was too big that I shared it with my husband. We had drank some milk before so it was full.

16 de dic. de 2022 0:47

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This morning, I had sticky rice with caramelized pork and savory and sweet poached pork but no pickles. The sticky rice portion was so big that I shared it with my husband. We had drunk some milk before so I was full.

Hi Molly, I agree with Tom’s comment about ‘sweet’ usually coming before ‘savoury’. Please also note that for the past participle form of verb ‘to drink’ you should use ‘drunk’. You described your breakfast very well!

16 de diciembre de 2022

This morning, I had sticky rice with caramelized pork and sweet and savoury poached pork but no pickles. The sticky rice portion was so big that I was able to share it with my husband. We had drank some milk before breakfast so we were full.

I am no food expert but I think we usually say "sweet" before "savoury" as in "sweet and savoury" or "sweet and sour soup". I always thought "savoury" was spelled "savoury" but you taught me that "savory" is acceptable too. Thanks!

16 de diciembre de 2022

This morning, I had sticky rice with caramelized pork and savory and sweet poached pork but no pickles. The amount of sticky rice was too big that I shared it with my husband. We had drank some milk before so we were full.

Sounds pretty good!

16 de diciembre de 2022

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