Readie
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How about your American fare though?
I saw that 'Man versus Food' on TV and some of the USA Steak meat looked lovely...if in rather large portions.
John
A Queen question for our British cousins. (actually everyone, but them, mostly)
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How about your American fare though?
I saw that 'Man versus Food' on TV and some of the USA Steak meat looked lovely...if in rather large portions.
John
Readie
Chief Master Sergeant
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meatloaf109
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American food?
If you mean bacon with a side of bacon, smothered in bacon, sprinkled with bacon bits with a delecate bacon sauce, garnished with bacon, and a deep fried twinkie for dessert,
That's just a snack.
If you mean bacon with a side of bacon, smothered in bacon, sprinkled with bacon bits with a delecate bacon sauce, garnished with bacon, and a deep fried twinkie for dessert,
That's just a snack.
Glider
Captain
(and Gin)
John
How could you forget TEA
How about your American fare though?
I saw that 'Man versus Food' on TV and some of the USA Steak meat looked lovely...if in rather large portions.
John
American food is okay, but nothing beats...
Greek
Balkan (Former Yugoslavian countries)
German
Indian
We are way off topic now...
GrauGeist
Generalfeldmarschall zur Luftschiff Abteilung
Ewww...I prefer Italian, Mexican or Chinese to German food...
Having a large portion of German ancestry doesn't make me enjoy it at all (except the beer)...lmao
I also have heavy Scottish ancestry, and there's noway in hell I'd touch any of that haggis...at all...
And yep, still off-topic...lmao!!
Having a large portion of German ancestry doesn't make me enjoy it at all (except the beer)...lmao
I also have heavy Scottish ancestry, and there's noway in hell I'd touch any of that haggis...at all...
And yep, still off-topic...lmao!!
We are way off topic now...
I think off-topic is the safest direction for this thread...
Give me some Asian, Middle-Eastern, or Italian food and I'm happy. Couldn't really enjoy the food when I've been to the States. Too much fried stuff. and whats with the chocolate-dipped bacon?
A4K
Brigadier General
Now food we can do..much more agreeable subject
Hungarian, Asian, or Mediterranean dishes, Swedish knackebrod, and Swiss, Dutch or Belgian chocolate.... mmmmm.....
Hungarian, Asian, or Mediterranean dishes, Swedish knackebrod, and Swiss, Dutch or Belgian chocolate.... mmmmm.....
I can find good food anywhere. I have been all over the world, and never found something I did not like.
My favs are:
Greek
Germany
Indian
Balkan
I also really love Turkish, Middle Eastern, Mexican...
And I do agree, I think off topic is probably the safest thing for this thread.
My favs are:
Greek
Germany
Indian
Balkan
I also really love Turkish, Middle Eastern, Mexican...
And I do agree, I think off topic is probably the safest thing for this thread.
A4K
Brigadier General
I can find good food anywhere. I have been all over the world, and never found something I did not like.
And I do agree, I think off topic is probably the safest thing for this thread.
Agreed on both counts!
Readie
Chief Master Sergeant
oldcrowcv63
Tech Sergeant
I'm gonna stick my neck out a long way here and say to my all my (very, very few) french ancestors and every single one of their many, many cousins and neighbors: Thank you for our freedom, but especially, thank you for inventing french food. Yummmm and the best tasting progeny it produced: Cajun. I too have been all over the world and rarely had a bad meal but Cajun is beyond compare (IMHO). Just as an after-thought, I wouldn't visit the British isles for the food. I'd go to the BI for many great reasons, but none of them gastronomic. Oh yes, Greek/Turkish food get's an honorable mention. Is there any way to cook lamb badly?
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meatloaf109
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My first wife could've found a way!
How's this for off topic; Pippa, Pistol Packin' Princess?
And.....GO!
Readie
Chief Master Sergeant
'I wouldn't visit the British isles for the food. I'd go to the BI for many great reasons, but none of them gastronomic.....'
We are turned over in most restaurants Mal. High prices for nothing special...either the food or the service. You are better off cooking British food yourself.
My wife I's favourite place to eat and generally relax in is the The Cours Saleya Market in Vieux Nice, France.
Nice is a gem, and where we will retire too.
John
We are turned over in most restaurants Mal. High prices for nothing special...either the food or the service. You are better off cooking British food yourself.
My wife I's favourite place to eat and generally relax in is the The Cours Saleya Market in Vieux Nice, France.
Nice is a gem, and where we will retire too.
John
Readie
Chief Master Sergeant
Yep, that's part of the adventure fun of travelling is trying different food.
John
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meatloaf109
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I think it's in the Bill of Rights,...Let's see... Life, Liberty, the Pursuit of Happiness, Chocotate-dipped Bacon,...Yep, sounds right to me!
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meatloaf109
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There's a baseball park in Ohio, I think, that serves a bacon cheeseburger on a bun made of a sugar frosted doughnut!
Never tried it.
I like salads.
The beer keeps me fat enough!
GrauGeist
Generalfeldmarschall zur Luftschiff Abteilung
Well, ML...there's something even more hideous that's popped up in the midwest, mostly at county fairs...it's a literally a stick of butter shoved on a stick, then deep-fried...and there's even a fast-food joint that offers a bacon milk-shake now.
I mean seriously...
I mean seriously...
Readie
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meatloaf109
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O.K., I like bacon as much as any red-blooded nephew of Unkie Sam, but,....YUCK!
Got to agree with you there. Never mind the Butter-on-a-stick, that HAS to be the product of a Nebraska mind!
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