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zedprime posted:bar that is a trailer prefab Yeah these also have coolers behind the bar, like you see in gas stations, and everyone is served out of a paper cup because broken glass and metal cans make effective weapons.
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Everyone in this thread that keeps talking about funnel cakes being good, and thinks they are superior to elephant ears is dead to me. That’s my Murican opinion.
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I don't know if I've ever had an elephant ear or funnel cake, but all this talk of fried bread is making me want Navajo bread. I grew up in Arizona and it was always a delicious treat with a little honey, and also great as a Navajo taco. I haven't had it in 25 years but just looking at that makes my mouth water.
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Elephant ears are also called dough boys or just the vague "fried dough" regionally They're both good, just different. Funnel cake gives you more surface area crispiness
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Tip posted:I don't know if I've ever had an elephant ear or funnel cake, but all this talk of fried bread is making me want Navajo bread. I grew up in Arizona and it was always a delicious treat with a little honey, and also great as a Navajo taco. there's a local place here that does a fast casual chipotle style thing with fry bread tacos and hominy and stuff. very good
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zedprime posted:The real american dream is a bar that is a trailer prefab where you feed raccoons out the front door and buy weed from the staff but they also let you kiss ladies and gentlemen of various skin complexions. https://i.imgur.com/R9VDFWw.gifv
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zedprime posted:The real american dream is a bar that is a trailer prefab where you feed raccoons out the front door and buy weed from the staff but they also let you kiss ladies and gentlemen of various skin complexions. 
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Tip posted:I don't know if I've ever had an elephant ear or funnel cake, but all this talk of fried bread is making me want Navajo bread. I grew up in Arizona and it was always a delicious treat with a little honey, and also great as a Navajo taco. fry bread is so good and you’ve awakened a very deep craving in me
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I thought Elephant Ears were the Canadian fair version of funnel cakes. The provincial fair (CLE represent!) had Ears but not funnel cakes. I didn't get to try funnel cake until I was visiting my dad in the States and we went to Six Flags or something. The Elephant ears was easier to eat because you could slide it to the edge of plate to take bites until it had cooled down enough to not burn the poo poo out of you.
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Caedus posted:I thought Elephant Ears were the Canadian fair version of funnel cakes. The provincial fair (CLE represent!) had Ears but not funnel cakes. I didn't get to try funnel cake until I was visiting my dad in the States and we went to Six Flags or something. The Elephant ears was easier to eat because you could slide it to the edge of plate to take bites until it had cooled down enough to not burn the poo poo out of you. Beaver Tails are the Canadian version of fried dough.
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Oddly enough my fair never had those, only Elephant Ears. I heard about them on the internet when I was young though, it does make sense that would be our version of it. I wonder if Beaver Tails were an east/west thing?
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There is literally a nationwide chain that sells nothing but Beaver Tails. Its name, you ask? BeaverTails.
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Have some dudes in the backwoods of Montana/Militia-Area Idaho custom-fabricating powerwheels toys into insane goofy offroad rigs: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2k2uLteA14c spookykid fucked around with this message at 08:48 on Jan 19, 2021 |
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McGavin posted:There is literally a nationwide chain that sells nothing but Beaver Tails. Its name, you ask? BeaverTails. goth ihop? femboy hooters? no thanks i only eat at Steampunk BeaverTails
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LifeSunDeath posted:got kicked out of a bar like this for kissing on my date, who was not white. I never went back to that loving piece of poo poo bar. america is straight trash. Good food, good folks, good fun. Well of the three sounds like the second and third are just loving lies, and I'm assuming the first? Although good food for the raccoon at least. 
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Is mudding actually fun like my truck-owning friends in Texas say it is?  
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Re: Americana food. Which part of America uses the terminology "pot stickers" instead of "dumplings"? I used to have a girlfriend from Indianapolis, and when I went to the US to visit her and we went to a Chinese restaurant she had me completely baffled when she used the term, and didn't seem to know what dumplings were. We are no longer together, for unrelated reasons.
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halokiller posted:Is mudding actually fun like my truck-owning friends in Texas say it is? It is more fun when you actually have to get somewhere and no one will save you if you get stuck completely, exciting stuff.
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BrigadierSensible posted:Re: Americana food. Most dumplings in the American south are considered to be dough without any sort of filling We have all kind of different names for dumplings depending on what’s inside of it
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Pimpcasso posted:Most dumplings in the American south are considered to be dough without any sort of filling i've been all around the country and at different chinese places they have been called dumplings, pot stickers, peking ravioli and i think there was a 4th but i can't remember
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Odd posted:i've been all around the country and at different chinese places they have been called dumplings, pot stickers, peking ravioli and i think there was a 4th but i can't remember Shumai? Although I only see that when when I schmug fucked around with this message at 14:16 on Jan 19, 2021 |
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midwest fair food staple: the walking taco: shove a bunch of midwest taco ingredients into a snack-size bag of doritos or fritos and chow down
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Odd posted:i've been all around the country and at different chinese places they have been called dumplings, pot stickers, peking ravioli and i think there was a 4th but i can't remember probably gyoza. american chinese restaurants are a total grab bag of asian cuisines and terms, i don't think there's really anything regional about this one. you can see every one of these names (except "peking ravioli" which i have never heard of) at a place labeled as "chinese" within 10 miles of me
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carry on then posted:midwest fair food staple: the walking taco: now there's a dumpling
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Potstickers are specifically gyoza that have been pan fried and then steamed to release because, well, they stick to the pot. I grew up in the deep south seeing both fried dumplings/potstickers as a label, and I still see both up here in Canada at the grocery.
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Where do they call dumplings Peking ravioli? It needs to be destroyed.
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halokiller posted:Is mudding actually fun like my truck-owning friends in Texas say it is? Having done quite a bit of this in my youth (yes, I'm in Texas...), it is immensely fun provided that a) you don't intend to ever clean the truck you use for mudding, b)if you do intend to clean it, you don't mind lying on your back for hours with a pressure washer in all kinds of weather, and c) you own at least one other vehicle. That said, all my mudding was done while running trails, not repeatedly slamming into a giant pit until something breaks.
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In my former life "dumplings" meant balls of dough in chicken soup
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I'm fairly certain that almost every culture has their own dumplings and their own fried dough. I can't think of a dumpling I didn't like.
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Love my favorite type of dumpling: the tamale
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   I have a two year old son who is obsessed with cars and it's hard if not impossible to find extreme car spectacles here in Northern Europe. Closest you'll find is tractor pulls. I wish I could take him to the automotive spectacles I went to in the US as a kid. I showed him some Monster Truck Jam videos on the YouTube and they said "this is the world series of MONSTER TRUCK FREESTYLE!!!!" and I lolled cause aside from maybe Canada who else even does monster trucks at a competitive level?
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terminal chillness posted:Love my favorite type of dumpling: the tamale Aka tijuana twinkies
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Ralph Crammed In posted:I showed him some Monster Truck Jam videos on the YouTube and they said "this is the world series of MONSTER TRUCK FREESTYLE!!!!" and I lolled cause aside from maybe Canada who else even does monster trucks at a competitive level? listen bud if you have a problem with the legitimacy of Grave Digger's world titles, you have a problem with me and the entire monster jam community. Just kidding, gently caress Grave Digger. El Toro for life.
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