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| Originally posted by jinxed84 something better than Charlie's ehh? sounds freakin awesome. ill have to keep that in mind for the next time in in Florida. thanks |
WEED BROWNIEZ ARE THA BEST SNACK!!!!!!! so versitile and are perfect a XMASS GIFT!!!!!!!!!!!!! LOL. What do u say SLY? how bout just a tinzy taste!!!!.
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| Originally posted by DJ Mikey Mike omg uve been missing out if uve never had haribo!!! check out http://www.haribo.com/uk/gallery/index.html these are my favs: |
Lucky Charms with Chocolate Milk!
Oh, I love MOST seafood too 
the only good part about going to U of A (in tucson) is that it's right near the Mexican border, and Mexican food owwnnss 
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-Chorizo & Eggs w/ potatoes
(from my hometown)
-Chicken enchilada w/ spanish huevos & refried beans...tortilla on side (homemade of course)
-Tomales
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-Pizza (pepperoni & extra cheese)
-Lasagna
-Breadsticks from Olive Garden 
-Caesar salad w/ extra caesar dressing
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-General's Chicken (from Jasmine's)
-Sweet & Sour Chicken
-White rice, veggies, soy sauce
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-Mashed potatoes & gravy
-Green beans, steamed carrots/brocolli
-Fried Chicken
well, off to grab a snack
Soup
Chicken
Fried apricots
Asparagus muffins
Beef bananas
Ninja turtles
slip'n'slide
Marry go rounds
You know, everything with salt in it.
favorite favorite? perhaps paella... a good paella is better sex!
I just made a sandwich with sliced deli chicken instead of the packaged sliced chicken from those budding packs. So much better quality and much less sodium! More expensive, but well worth it.
Anyone in LA ever go to Thai Town to eat? I like how there's always someone singing on stage...whether or not they are tone-deaf. 
how many of you guys have tried some tasty Indian food ? 
chips and salsa
grey goose on the rocks.
and haribo.
especially the starmix parts that resemble c0ck rings.
oh ya and for a snack.. usually 3 or 4 times a week i have bread dipped in olive oil and balsamic vinager...
so delish!
Jamie I LOVE crab legs. Favorite food, hands down.
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| Originally posted by Omega_M how many of you guys have tried some tasty Indian food ? |
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| Originally posted by Ang ' ela_ie Jamie I LOVE crab legs. Favorite food, hands down. |
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| Originally posted by ZeJayMan Now you're talking. |
Okra curry, proper Roti and wash it down with some Mirinda. Honestly, detox diet extreme.
I ate the most amazing sandwich after work. Roast pork and gravy on a buttered up bun, was mouth-wateringly good, nothing like sinking your teeth into something like that after 5 hours of working with food while hungry.
Damnit, makes me hungry just thinking about it. Going to have to drop by that place next time I'm in the city and have another.
in the UK we have some of the best meat in the world, from scotland to england to wales, so most of my meals will involve some of the following
scottish beef (aberdeen angus is the best in the world)
welsh lamb
chicken
turkey
and the exception, Danish Pork
when you have food this good, it needs almost no special shit. no fancy sauces, no fannyarsed mayo, ketchup, brown sauce etc. Just seasoning and a small bit of herbs, for example sage for chicken & pork, mint with lamb.
Add to this the best fresh vegetable & salad in the world too.
cucumber, cherry tomatoes, celery, raddish, onions, chives, watercress, peppers, chinese leaves, carrots, cauliflower, sprouts, green beans, kidney beans, brocolli, leeks, peas, apples, oranges, strawberries, kiwi fruit, melon, cherries, blackberries, blueberries, redcurrants, blackcurrants, gooseberries, grapes, rhubarb & then some of the more exotic fruits like Mango, Papaya, Pineapple, passion fruit, pommegranate, starfruit. there's really no need to do anything fancy at all, just cook well or prepare well and enjoy. Good examples include
chicken & leek pie in a creamy sauce
steak & mushroom pie
pork chops
pork loin roast
lamb in leek gravy
beef with slow roasted vegetables
chicken wrapped in bacon
steak & onion baguette
I really hate people who throw shit like mayo or vinegarettes on stuff though, mustard, horseradish, it's all shite. You just can't beat quality ingredients
^^^ ahaha i fkn love the bias "we have the best meat in the world"
is that before or after foot and mouth disease?
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| Originally posted by narcism ^^^ ahaha i fkn love the bias "we have the best meat in the world" is that before or after foot and mouth disease? |
Of all the countries my family have been to, australia, america, canada, spain, poland, india, portugal, france, denmark, iceland, germany, thailand, hong kong, new zealand, the only one anybody has said comes close is New Zealand which is very similar in climate to ours, with plenty of rain, wind & enough sun.
slylee on a bum
Cabbage Rolls
Curry
Sauerkraut (with either pork or beef, tiny bit of green pepper, and sour cream)
Lasagna
Stir Fry (beef, bacon, mushrooms, rice, onions, celery, broccoli, cauliflower and loads of soy sauce!
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| Originally posted by Omega_M how many of you guys have tried some tasty Indian food ? |
i'll be giving this a shot over the weekend. YUM
http://www.foodnetwork.com/food/rec...6_36825,00.html
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