Tag: things that go together
Gin and Tonic
Why does gin and tonic taste so good? The Gin and Tonic was invented in the early 1800s by the British Army who was prescribed with quinine to prevent Malaria, and by this, it helped Britain rule over India. This is clearly a cornerstone of opinions, but hey: Gin and Tonic. These days it is…
Smoke and Mirrors
What’s the meaning of “It’s all Smoke and Mirrors”? If something is Smoke and Mirrors, it’s all just trickery or deception, “the land of make-believe”. In general language and even in computing, the term smoke and mirrors usually refers to programs that seem to exist, but actually do not. Smoke and Mirrors in the Politics Behind the smoke and mirrors of…
Peaches and Cream
Peaches and Cream: it’s about yummy food Peaches and cream are an extremely yummy combination, therefore most people agree, that they go together just fantastic. Mostly made into desserts, such as this No-Bake-Peach-Pie. Peaches and Cream: it’s about Life itself Indeed if everything is going smooth and incredibly idyllic in life, we describe it as…
Bread and Butter
What is the meaning of the idiom bread and butter? Obviously tough, bread and butter mean simply normal bread and normal butter, maybe with added salt for extravagance. But in fact, in the 1700s it referred to one’s basic needs and since the 1800s the phrase got attached the meaning of one’s income or livelihood. Generally,…
Cat and …
What thing goes together with Cat? Ooops, is there a mistake? Did the cat eat the other half of the sentence? Cat and what? Cat and cardboard box? Cat and fluff? Cat and hair everywhere in your home? Cat and sofa? Cat and ennui? Cat. All you need is Cat Respect to all dog-lovers and…
Shoes and Socks
Are Shoes and Socks really a pair? You might not believe but actually, you should wear socks not only with “shoes”, but also with sandals and pumps. Let’s see, why this horrible statement is really true! But shoes are shoes. And why do we wear socks under them at all? This is right. Maybe socks…
Salt and Pepper
Why actually do Salt & Pepper go together? Salt is a mineral and pepper is the common name for edible salt and ground black pepper, while salt is a mineral and black pepper is a spice. These two food condiments or seasonings are usually used during food preparation or cooking, and traditionally placed on dining…
