What are some expressions that include a food item yet have nothing to do with food or with eating? ~

We're just two peas in a pod.

All I know is that you've both got your fingers in my Kool-Aid, and I don't like it!
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Well I'm certainly not going to butter you up.

Kind of a pickle, isn't it?

Is this just sour grapes, Randy?

No, Thrift. That is a simile and happens to be a description.

If you say noodle- head, then it is okay.    If you say use your noodle, then okay too.

But limp as a noodle  is comparing it TO  a noodle's limpness,  and this is not using the word to mean a non-food.  It is using a food to compare the subject that already is already probably  a non-food. This post was edited by WM BARR . =ABSOLUTE TRASH at August 24, 2017 11:52 PM MDT

Careful, you're starting to sound like you-know-who.

She's my twin sister, Jane. Didn't you know?
(You should pay closer attention. Reported.)



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