What did you eat today?
The batter on the onion rings is also a different style.
Quote: DieterBack on the Hardee's side of the line, I was able to get a double mushroom & swiss burger. It was not encumbered with slippery lettuce or a burger diaper, and I'm pretty sure I watched the kitchen plucking burger patties from a warming tray.
The batter on the onion rings is also a different style.
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I never really thought about it. Where is the line? I ate a good amount of Hardee's as a child and a fair amount of Carl's Jr. in Vegas.
Quote: DRichQuote: DieterBack on the Hardee's side of the line, I was able to get a double mushroom & swiss burger. It was not encumbered with slippery lettuce or a burger diaper, and I'm pretty sure I watched the kitchen plucking burger patties from a warming tray.
The batter on the onion rings is also a different style.
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I never really thought about it. Where is the line? I ate a good amount of Hardee's as a child and a fair amount of Carl's Jr. in Vegas.
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For our purposes, Montana has Hardee's, and Idaho has Carl's Jr.
I believe I've also seen the same demarcation used for Red Burrito and Green Burrito, CKE's "mex" flavored restaurants.
As I understand, the Best Foods - Hellmann's line is a bit farther east - officially "The Rockies", but I believe there is some leeway... some stores near the cusp apparently stock both.
Quote: DieterQuote: DRichQuote: DieterBack on the Hardee's side of the line, I was able to get a double mushroom & swiss burger. It was not encumbered with slippery lettuce or a burger diaper, and I'm pretty sure I watched the kitchen plucking burger patties from a warming tray.
The batter on the onion rings is also a different style.
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I never really thought about it. Where is the line? I ate a good amount of Hardee's as a child and a fair amount of Carl's Jr. in Vegas.
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For our purposes, Montana has Hardee's, and Idaho has Carl's Jr.
I believe I've also seen the same demarcation used for Red Burrito and Green Burrito, CKE's "mex" flavored restaurants.
As I understand, the Best Foods - Hellmann's line is a bit farther east - officially "The Rockies", but I believe there is some leeway... some stores near the cusp apparently stock both.
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A shop in Bisbee sells Hellmann's for the transplanted New Yorkers.
The more you eat it, the sooner you'll meet them.
Quote: gordonm888Hellman's Mayonnaise - Food of the Gods
The more you eat it, the sooner you'll meet them.
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Mayonnaises, salad dressings, sour creams, things like that in general will have me retching in a second.
Quote: gordonm888Hellman's Mayonnaise - Food of the Gods
The more you eat it, the sooner you'll meet them.
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Hey Gordon I was always a hellmans fan but now I like Dukes better. Which is from your area I believe
At dinner/conference at expensive steakhouse last night.
4 choices. Filet mignon. Poached salmon. Chicken Oscar. Grilled pork chop.
In a first for me, I got the pork chop. It was charred perfectly and covered in a sweetish chunky sauce. I loved it.
Bills game tonight. Chicken wings of course. Wifey and I are incompatible. She gets mild. I get HOT.
Quote: HunterhillQuote: gordonm888Hellman's Mayonnaise - Food of the Gods
The more you eat it, the sooner you'll meet them.
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Hey Gordon I was always a hellmans fan but now I like Dukes better. Which is from your area I believe
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I feel this may be a prelude to an accusatory "Who made this potato salad?"
Now I have an urge to watch What's up, Tiger Lily? to see if I can suss out the recipe for the world's greatest egg salad. I do have my doubts, since they suggest that substituting Miracle Whip is possible...
I do use aioli sauce, which seems to be spicy mayo.
Quote: billryanBurger King recently introduced a creamier mayo that melds together with the BBQ sauce I add. I'm not a fan of mayo and have never bought a jar.
I do use aioli sauce, which seems to be spicy mayo.
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Burger King with creamy mayonnaise and BBQ sauce? Great for the diet.
Quote: KevinAAQuote: billryanBurger King recently introduced a creamier mayo that melds together with the BBQ sauce I add. I'm not a fan of mayo and have never bought a jar.
I do use aioli sauce, which seems to be spicy mayo.
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Burger King with creamy mayonnaise and BBQ sauce? Great for the diet.
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It's not a diet; it's a lifestyle, and an occasional Whopper is perfectly acceptable. I eat on a 14-day cycle that includes one Burger King breakfast and a Whopper/onion ring dinner. As I recently had to buy a new bathing suit because the old one was falling off, I'd say things are working fine.
Quote: billryanQuote: KevinAAQuote: billryanBurger King recently introduced a creamier mayo that melds together with the BBQ sauce I add. I'm not a fan of mayo and have never bought a jar.
I do use aioli sauce, which seems to be spicy mayo.
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Burger King with creamy mayonnaise and BBQ sauce? Great for the diet.
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It's not a diet; it's a lifestyle, and an occasional Whopper is perfectly acceptable. I eat on a 14-day cycle that includes one Burger King breakfast and a Whopper/onion ring dinner. As I recently had to buy a new bathing suit because the old one was falling off, I'd say things are working fine.
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Why not try the 4000 Calorie a Day diet, the one that includes Taco Bell twice a month. You're on that old fashioned 3000 calorie diet, I hear the 4000 calorie will have you looking like Clark Gable in a couple of weeks. LOL!
Quote: EvenBobQuote: billryanQuote: KevinAAQuote: billryanBurger King recently introduced a creamier mayo that melds together with the BBQ sauce I add. I'm not a fan of mayo and have never bought a jar.
I do use aioli sauce, which seems to be spicy mayo.
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Burger King with creamy mayonnaise and BBQ sauce? Great for the diet.
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It's not a diet; it's a lifestyle, and an occasional Whopper is perfectly acceptable. I eat on a 14-day cycle that includes one Burger King breakfast and a Whopper/onion ring dinner. As I recently had to buy a new bathing suit because the old one was falling off, I'd say things are working fine.
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Why not try the 4000 Calorie a Day diet, the one that includes Taco Bell twice a month. You're on that old fashioned 3000 calorie diet, I hear the 4000 calorie will have you looking like Clark Gable in a couple of weeks. LOL!
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You know, maybe he should be examined by a doctor, and eat and exercise in a way that this doctor recommends.
I know, seems kind of weak compared to getting medical advice from strangers on the internet, but maybe worth a shot?
Quote: EvenBobQuote: billryanQuote: KevinAAQuote: billryanBurger King recently introduced a creamier mayo that melds together with the BBQ sauce I add. I'm not a fan of mayo and have never bought a jar.
I do use aioli sauce, which seems to be spicy mayo.
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Burger King with creamy mayonnaise and BBQ sauce? Great for the diet.
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It's not a diet; it's a lifestyle, and an occasional Whopper is perfectly acceptable. I eat on a 14-day cycle that includes one Burger King breakfast and a Whopper/onion ring dinner. As I recently had to buy a new bathing suit because the old one was falling off, I'd say things are working fine.
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Why not try the 4000 Calorie a Day diet, the one that includes Taco Bell twice a month. You're on that old fashioned 3000 calorie diet, I hear the 4000 calorie will have you looking like Clark Gable in a couple of weeks. LOL!
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How is this not trolling?
Quote: billryanQuote: EvenBob
Why not try the 4000 Calorie a Day diet, the one that includes Taco Bell twice a month. You're on that old fashioned 3000 calorie diet, I hear the 4000 calorie will have you looking like Clark Gable in a couple of weeks. LOL!
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How is this not trolling?
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Indeed; sorry I missed it on the first pass.
7 days, Bob. Knock it off.
Quote: billryanA homemade breakfast burrito- two scrambled eggs, one and a half chicken sausage patties, some grilled mushrooms, and a handful of Hatch chiles. I recently learned a Taco Bell trick: I now throw the assembled burrito onto a frying pan and grill it over high heat on both sides. Washed down with an iced coffee with no sugar non-dairy creamer.
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I believe either a bit of cheese or a slightly moistened spot under the flap can help hold it closed. A skillet is great (especially if you're cooking everything else in it before the tortilla encapsulation), but if you have a panini press (or "Foreman" style clamshell grill), they do it ridiculously easily.
I was quite delighted to learn that leftover fajita innards, wrapped in a tortilla, whole thing warmed on a clamshell grill, works just fine.
Nothing exciting today; yesterday I had some tuna macaroni "salad". It was not made with Duke's, which is probably good for my arteries, but left my palate somewhat wanting.
Shrimp tempura poke bowl at the neighborhood food hall.
The shrimp, rice, and vegetables are splendid.
The mayonnaise/oyster sauce drizzle is a bit over the top. About half the sauce would have been right, I think
