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I love the extra tureen of sloppy goo on the side. "Wow, Helen, this mushy pink barf is simply divine. May I please have another giant plop of whatever cheesy sad garbage that is? Thank you ever so much."    
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Mar 5, 2016 18:20
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subpar anachronism posted:Has cash crab eaten one of these yet? I did it for y'all.  I like that you got the fries, too. And yes, that looks very soggy and sad.I am very about this.
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Mar 6, 2016 00:24
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Tiberius Thyben posted:http://www.foodnetwork.com/recipes/melissa-darabian/grilled-cheddar-cheese-sandwich-recipe.html ??? What a strange ingredient list.
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You Are A Elf posted:Also, you might wanna rehost those images on imgur. Noted. My post was surprisingly resistant to being changed to imgur links for some reason. bringmyfishback posted:Nope. We stopped that, but I think we still have poutine. Also, I am really surprised you guys don't have the fries. You do mean the Supreme Fries, right?  I am amazed to find out this isn't an American invention.
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Mar 6, 2016 19:45
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GIANT OUIJA BOARD posted:A fair amount of American places have fries like that, just not Taco Bell. As an American, I'm not sure I would trust fries from a place that only does Mexican food (unless it's carne asada fries from a little taqueria or something). Lucky Taco Bell isn't Mexican   no rules
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I really honestly thought there were no rules. I believed that completely, and yet here we are.
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Mar 6, 2016 21:14
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Pyrotoad posted:Are there any grilled cheese rules? This is just too much stuff for me. Grilled Cheese Rules: i. Slap the bread. There is zero reason not to do this. ii. Please consider not using raisin bread, but we are not the boss of you. You are. iii. Apparently, use an entire pound of butter. Then, in return, you too shall become butter, and this is ideal. iv. Be sure to overcomplicate the sandwich until the point where it can no longer be considered a grilled cheese sandwich, because the name of a food should not suggest that it is not something else entirely. Like a short-rib sandwich that happens to include cheese, for example. v. Have fun!
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Tiggum posted:There's a shop near my house that sell something called "bio cheese" that claims to be a vegan cheese substitute. I'll buy some when I go out today and let you know. There's nothing better than naming a food bio-whatever to remind you that it was probably created in a lab under some fluorescent lights and tested by squirting it in a monkey's eye.
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Mar 7, 2016 04:06
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AnonSpore posted:Someone please make a carbonara with that cheese I would, just because I have tasted that particular type of non-cheese and it's very good, although it doesn't taste much like cheese. It just tastes like some kind of indistinct, general umami... thing.
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Mar 7, 2016 04:33
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It's doable, but not quite the same thing. There's a vegan bakery near me that makes a gluten-free vegan mac & cheese (?????) with cashews, onions and cauliflower and it's loving amazing. It literally just tastes like mac and cheese, without the gooeyness. I think for cream-based sauces, vegans sometimes use coconut milk, but you can achieve that same savoury flavour with just cashews and nutritional yeast. (I lived with three vegans for a while before moving in with my boyfriend, and their "we don't care if you eat meat, just don't cook it around us" caveat was pretty meaningless because they were always home, so I learned to work around it.)
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gentle pete posted:Serves one.
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Meat  The lettuce gives it texture Carl's Jr. Philly Cheese-steak  quote:I love burgers and I eat burgers everywhere I go and I have to say this is one of the worst burgers I have ever had. For me paying $10 for JUST the burger it seems ridiculous that this burger would be salty, soggy, without crucial ingredients like fried onions ( which was advertised as an ingredient), and it looked like is the size was made for a Chihuahua dog to eat. The " caramelized" mushrooms were scooped from a mess of gross looking putty that was supposed to be edible? If looked like it had been sitting in that container for days and tasted worse. I am thoroughly disappointed with this burger and going to this place would be a thorough waste of your money. They serve a far superior burger next door at Hardtimes and Hardtimes is not known for their burgers, which tells you something about how crappy this burger really was. I'm disappointed with myself as last time I decided to never go back but decided to give them a chance and again they disappointed I would highly recommend AVOIDING this place. Just a sad representation of what a burger should be. - Review on Yelp.com for BGR The Burger Joint [CLOSED]
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I asked 'why' out loud about three times watching this. Scathach posted:I...don't know how to feel about this. I love him.
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hackbunny posted:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4nq3MCgMdUA I can think of worse hobbies
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EorayMel posted:Fruit gives 50 health! I was recently involved in a going away party that involved a really awesome fruitplate, and I was just thinking about how much I am craving a quality fruit salad. I think this may have cured me. Thanks.
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Buy them. Eat them. Pickles are great, and delicious.  Pickles. (note: I don't know who that is, but it was one of the only pictures where you can truly appreciate the size of the jar, and I think that lady is probably pretty happy.) Also, I just wanted everyone to know that "professional pet food taster" is a real job and pays super well, which is stupid because if you just tested it with some animals, you wouldn't have to pay them at all. They are fine being paid in cat food, even dogs
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Intoluene posted:Mushroom gravy is not just gravy with mushrooms in it like this appears to be. That meatloaf just looks like toast, too. It didn't register as meatloaf until you mentioned that, I definitely thought that was toast. And wow, that's why he married you? I wonder what her personality is like, yeesh. diabeetz posted:My first, and only, time having kimchi was on a delicious breakfast burger, complete with a poached egg and hollandaise sauce. Being a little hungover I was skeptical, but I trusted the menu. No regrets! What... is it even for?
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cyberia posted:if it smells like dirty socks it's going to taste awesome. I'm excited to see your cookbook.Scathach posted:Mmm pickled... somethings. The first jar literally just looks like a big tub of somethings. Just general somethings. Terrible. rodbeard posted:58 Grilled Cheeses Worth Selling Your Soul For This all looks like a great way to clean out your colon! 10/10, would use as cleanse again.
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Trogdos! posted:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-e5gTx1fVU4 .... What the gently caress? Was that mayo and corn? WHY 3 OLIVES e:  
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Scathach posted:#nopizzarules quote:And they said it couldn’t be done. Or was it that it shouldn’t be done …? No matter. THE SECOND ONE
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I don't know where else to put this but I have a burning desire to share it so
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My grandmother was at least !!! excited about Reno. I wish she could have lived to see that menu. Also, someone change my name to Football: The Meal e:  (ﾉ^ヮ^)ﾉ*:・ﾟ✧ cash crab has a new favorite as of 05:32 on Mar 12, 2016 |
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Mar 12, 2016 05:29
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I like the little carrot boat.
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Mar 16, 2016 03:26
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I love how it's impossible to tell if it's a promise or a threat.
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Mar 16, 2016 03:36
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Solice Kirsk posted:May I introduce you to single best burger I have ever had in my entire life: I am extremely ill right now and I would seriously punch a doctor right in the dick for the chance to eat one of these
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 It's a horse tongue... square. Local Yelp reviews are proving to be a goldmine. ps: Lamb tartare with... grave dirt? 
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Mar 16, 2016 22:12
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Atasnaya Vaflja posted:I was browsing the list of sandwiches on wikipedia. Everything about that sandwich loving sucks. I'm in a bad mood and gently caress that dish in particular.
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Mar 17, 2016 02:51
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Scathach posted:Chocolate Pebbles plus a packet of French vanilla white coco powder mixed into the marshmallow goo. Yep. Pimento olives.
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Scathach posted:I have to admit I love pimento/olive loaf, eve if it is peak AUG as far as food goes (and probably barely counts as food.) When I was a kid, I used to make something called a "sad sandwich" which was mac n' cheese balogna loaf, sub sauce, lettuce, chips and mustard. I miss eating it. It was only for when you were sad. nerd plus rage posted:Since you liked the last one, how about some Loaded Baked Potato Cereal Nachos? This is in the wrong thread.
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Plinkey posted:What is this, a poor man's Carnegie Deli sandwich? THIS IS SO MANY DOLLARS OF MEAT
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cyberia posted:Was it supposed to cheer you up or just let you wallow in sadness for that little bit longer? Yes.
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Scathach posted:
Oh, poo poo. These look like fancy jailhouse burritos. Which I promised to do a trip report about last thread, now that I think about it.
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Arivia posted:I think this is just an american/canadian thing. i've been in Subway and never had any trouble ordering sub sauce; you can get bottles of sub sauce in grocery stores and so on. Also I didn't make the original post, that was cash crab. :P *dingdingding* That's what I meant. You're probably right, I just assume everyone knows it's a seasoned oil thing for subs. SpaceGoatFarts posted:Anti-food porn version (Quick burger): I'm really liking the attempt at lettuce. Guys! Martha Stewart's mysterious barf lettuce has a friend! 
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LITERALLY A BIRD posted:Hi guys, I forgot about this thread when it restarted but I want to post Sandra Lee, has anybody posted Sandra Lee yet Oh my God
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