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eat.com
Newest Review: ... yet another facet to this good site is the excellent ‘Guide to Nutrition’ compiled by experts. I like this site. It has had an awful lot of time and effort spent on it. I love my new cybermum and I love the way she cooks. Wanna join in the fun ?? Wanna meet my Mama ?? Wanna big Italiano hug ?? Just go to : http://www.eat.com and tell Mama -- ‘auldamacca’ sent - a - yoo :-) ... more |
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eat.com: Wanna Meet My 'Mama' ?? (446 words)
by auldmac - written on 23.07.01 (Very useful, 68 readings)
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Looking for some warm, homely Italian gastronomic inspiration. Maybe the odd wee ‘hug’ from my ‘cyber-Mama’, or just want to pay a quick visit to Italy on the net?? You can do all of these things and more by visiting this excellent web-site which has essentially been set up to promote the ‘Ragu’ range of pasta’s and sauces - yummy! Now I realise that the actual site has been put in under the ‘humour’ category, in dooyoo, but don’t let that put you off. It may well be all done ‘tongue in cheek’ or in this case ‘pasta n' sauce' in cheek’ but the site is ...
Let's go to Mama's (294 words)
by sweetpea1 - written on 20.05.01 (Very useful, 39 readings)
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I wouldn't really put this site under the 'humour' category. Okay, when visiting it, I suppose it does look vaguely funny to start with, but it's more of a cookery website, than a humour one! www.eat.com is basically a website all about 'Ragu' pasta and all the other stuff they do, like pasta sauces etc. On the homepage is a photo of a typical Italian Mama with her pinny on! There's a speech bubble in which she is moaning about how she does all the cooking, and there's never anything left for herself to eat! There's a cookbook section. There is a new recipe posted here every 2 weeks. There is also a ...
eat.com: Not funny! (143 words)
by janharper - written on 06.12.00 (Very useful, 19 readings)
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Eat.com is not funny. It's a bit cheesy but certainly wouldn't fall into a 'humour' category. This is an advertising site for Ragu Sauce. Mama offers advice on various issues: 'If you don't have good food and good friends you aren't living right.' Mama makes various coomments depending on where you go: living room, kitchen, etc. These are not even mildly funny. You can 'talk to Mama' which could be amusing, I don't know, I didn't try. There is a goodies section which will (the authors say) contain 'goodies' in the future. There is also a sweepstake section which doesn't offer anything ...
