Thanks for the suggestions!
I think she could get a crazy Kelsey edit! Girl wasn't around for very long nor did she have a lot of screentime, but generated so much hate that she left for France shortly after it aired and disappeared from all social media. Maybe Elle can do that too and finally become "European"If only Elle were interesting enough for The Bachelor or Real Housewives... she's barely interesting enough for her own YT channel, let alone primetime TV.
Don’t put this out there into the universe...she’ll try it. Then the world will have to sit through her cock-ing and stringing beads on national televisionI love all the eps of the bachelor/bachelorette where they ditch one person on a 2on1 and show them sitting alone while they blissfully fly off into the sunset. Which season was this? It looks like Chris Soules but I haven't seen every season.
Elle should go on the bachelor. The producers/editors wouldn't have to do much with her to make her come off crazy and desperate I bet. She'd be one of the girls kicked off night one and crying because she thought she had met the one.
eta: and speaking of the bachelor franchise. I was looking at who she follows on instagram and she follows Dean from Rachel's season. I wouldn't think that he would be her taste at all bc he's so outdoorsy and adventures imo but he was the only one I noticed she follows from the franchise
This is such a good point. We never actually see her interacting with a large group of women. Or even a small group. I’d pay money to see that.
Either way, he did it at a quick clip.
Is grilled cheese with jam, jelly, or fruit preserves that unheard of? My family and I grew up eating them at home and would request a side of fruit jelly when ordering grilled cheese at restaurants. I occasionally tell people about this food combination but nobody has heard of it. They usually freak out and think it's gross. It would have sounded like an unappetizing combination to me if I hadn't had them since childhood. My family is not Canadian/Belgian/American so I'm not sure where they learned of the combination. Is it something more familiar with older generations?As someone in the "haven't received anything and a bit disappointed camp," I totally understand where you ladies are coming from but I also see the other side, even if I don't necessarily agree since like you guys said, names and anything sensitive can be redacted. But I just feel a gentle need to remind everyone that Eleonore and her crazy fans probably do read this forum on a regular basis and if they see us turning on each other, then Smelle wins and we can't have that.
Getting back on topic, Elle put up a grilled cheese and blackberry (???) jam sandwich recipe on her new cooking blog and showcased it on instagram. Is it just me or does that combo sound seriously gross to everyone else? It seems like she's pivoting away from the scarf line and maybe even youtube (unless it's to sell her stuff) onto that instead?
@Sheepsmeadow: are you from or live/lived in NYC by any chance? Your name just reminded me so much of when I used to hang out in that area of Central Park, hahaha.
What I found was gross was that it was on an everything bagel and there was a poached egg on it. It was all too many flavors, cheese, egg, everything bagel and blackberry sounds good on their own just not together. She claims she had it at Northstar cafe, which is likely a place she went with Rick bc that is a local Columbus place. But I'm not familiar with that particular sandwich, I feel like I'd remember something like that on their menu. Maybe it was a special and that's what I don't know it?
Agree that it's not necessarily weird in theory to have a grilled cheese with fruit spread, but the fried egg-cheddar cheese-fruit jam combo seems odd (even if it does end up being tasty). If it was a grilled cheese made with brie and apples or a manchego and apricot/orange marmalade I think that would be more common. One thing positive I noticed in this blog and when Elle does her food videos is that she does seem to credit sources (other sites' recipes she's using or inspiration from a restaurant), but of course I have no idea if she's always doing it.
Hi fellow Columbus Elle-despiser
.The oldest relative who I've seen eat this traveled to a ton of countries so I am unsure of the exact place where they may have learned it. They visited countries in Africa, Europe, the U.S., and Asia so that doesn't narrow it down much. This was about 70-80 years ago. Don't believe it is from their birth country as other relatives who were less versed with other cultures/regions did not eat this. Who knows? Maybe the old timers eating these way back when were the first hipsters haha
Loooool! Sharing whatever drink. Do you recall how they would share one coffee?Hi fellow Columbus Elle-despiser
When she came here last year and I felt like she may possibly move here I almost shat myself. Luckily she didn’t, but can you imagine walking into The Goat and seeing her clown face and pearls snuggled up to hairy dough-bod in a booth, sipping on whatever drink she thinks Rick would be impressed by? The horror.
