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- rising_glass1
My grandma ate chicken dumplings from a fast food joint 2-3 times a week!
What are you Eating/Drinking?
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- GTP_Mars
I call this my 'Spa 24h breakfast'
This is what Laurens Vanthoor was loading up on at breakfast during the Spa 24h - pancakes with banana and caramel drizzle. I also have a glass of chilled caramel macchiato to go with it. Not bad for £4, and I still have enough ingredients to make the same again.
This is what Laurens Vanthoor was loading up on at breakfast during the Spa 24h - pancakes with banana and caramel drizzle. I also have a glass of chilled caramel macchiato to go with it. Not bad for £4, and I still have enough ingredients to make the same again.
- 5,677
- Ohio
Hah. But habanero. Good stick.
- 3,995
- Null Island
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- Glasgow
- GTP_Mars
Mmmm!
We have Peperami here in the UK which I guess are similar - they have an extra hot one called a Fire Stick (not to be confused with the Amazon product of the same name, as that leads to disaster).
I do enjoy a Fire Stick, but they aren't without their drawbacks
They are, however, 145% meat 
- 5,677
- Ohio
It had been a while and munchies got me while buying wine. Guy that gave me some ghost pepper sauces said, try this.
Slim Jim trademarked Hot AF™️
These are absolutely Absurd AF if I’m gonna ™️
Slim Jim trademarked Hot AF™️
These are absolutely Absurd AF if I’m gonna ™️
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- Thailand
I got my first Jonny Cash from a Pepperami Fire Stick. I remember it vividly.Mmmm!
We have Peperami here in the UK which I guess are similar - they have an extra hot one called a Fire Stick (not to be confused with the Amazon product of the same name, as that leads to disaster).
I do enjoy a Fire Stick, but they aren't without their drawbacks
- 7,891
- Horbury, West Yorkshire
- GTP_Sprite
Pub lunch at one of our locals.
Half of Inch’s Cider for me and a Latte for the wife.
I had a BBQ Brisket Burger and the wife had a steak sandwich, with a side of Onion Rungs for the table. Sorry I didn’t get a pic of the food as it was demolished quick sharp.
Half of Inch’s Cider for me and a Latte for the wife.
I had a BBQ Brisket Burger and the wife had a steak sandwich, with a side of Onion Rungs for the table. Sorry I didn’t get a pic of the food as it was demolished quick sharp.
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- Ohio
Well I’ve gone crazy and don’t care
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Since I’m working part time, I can bake pizza and drink wine midday. Gonna enjoy it while it lasts.
Just a spinach and green onion pizza with mozzarella and grated Parmesan. I decided to grate some orange zest on top… tastes great. The wine is just some Cabernet Sauvignon from 2022.
Just a spinach and green onion pizza with mozzarella and grated Parmesan. I decided to grate some orange zest on top… tastes great. The wine is just some Cabernet Sauvignon from 2022.
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This is almost literally my idea of heaven.
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Well…. I guess it is a slice of heaven… until I look at my bank account
Maybe I should sell pizzas out of my apartment
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- KR_Viper
- I Renown I
Three cheese tortellini with some Francesco Rinaldi garden tomato, garlic and onion sauce.
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- United States
An egg and beef sausage sourdough sandwich, put a slice of havarti cheese on it. Made a garlic butter mixture and cooked everything with it as well.
All I’ll have to do is breathe on Dracula. Who needs a stake?
Beer on the side. Good breakfast, good day.
All I’ll have to do is breathe on Dracula. Who needs a stake?
Beer on the side. Good breakfast, good day.
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- Seattle-ish
In the words of Dracula from Hotel Transylvania, “Now, who wouldn’t that kill?”
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- Null Island
As for me:
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I didn't take a picture of my lunch as a friend made it and I didn't want to appear rude, but my colleague made chicken and rice with a potato side as part of her Diwali celebrations and brought it in for our lunch today.
It was absolutely fantastic - the chicken was perfect and the spices were bang-on; a nice heat to it but not too much.
I nearly missed it too - I didn't see the messages on my phone saying that she had brought food for us all, and somewhat to my embarrassment, I came back to the office to find everyone waiting on me before the started to eat. I was stuck in a meeting and was 20 minutes later than usual, but it was really nice of them to wait for me before digging into a homemade feast of Indian food.
A totally unexpected little joy for a Monday.
It was absolutely fantastic - the chicken was perfect and the spices were bang-on; a nice heat to it but not too much.
I nearly missed it too - I didn't see the messages on my phone saying that she had brought food for us all, and somewhat to my embarrassment, I came back to the office to find everyone waiting on me before the started to eat. I was stuck in a meeting and was 20 minutes later than usual, but it was really nice of them to wait for me before digging into a homemade feast of Indian food.
A totally unexpected little joy for a Monday.
- 5,677
- Ohio
Probably too many veggies
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- United States
- rising_glass1
Well, at least it has some yummy juicy carrots inside!
- 5,526
- United States
- rising_glass1
Cool. It's slim jim!!
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- Boston77Bruins
I went to a blind tasting restaurant on Saturday.
We put on blacked out goggles before we entered the specific dining room. We were led one by one to our chairs. Seriously couldn’t see anything.
We had no idea what we were going to eat. It’s up to using your other senes to try to break it down. Over an hour we were served a seven course meal.
It was an odd experience that I would do again in a heartbeat.
No knives were allowed but forks and spoons were on the table with a glass of H2O on the left. My beer on the right.
I ended up eating everything caveman style. I needed to feel it as well as smell it.
I only disliked one of the courses. Everything else was fantastic.
After the meal we were led out and allowed to remove our blindfolds. We met the chef in the bar and handed us a menu of what we just ate.
I was spot on on some and way off on others.
For instance, the water cress salad I mistook for dandelion greens.
They rotate menus every 3 months. I look forward to seeing, or not seeing what I eat.
We put on blacked out goggles before we entered the specific dining room. We were led one by one to our chairs. Seriously couldn’t see anything.
We had no idea what we were going to eat. It’s up to using your other senes to try to break it down. Over an hour we were served a seven course meal.
It was an odd experience that I would do again in a heartbeat.
No knives were allowed but forks and spoons were on the table with a glass of H2O on the left. My beer on the right.
I ended up eating everything caveman style. I needed to feel it as well as smell it.
I only disliked one of the courses. Everything else was fantastic.
After the meal we were led out and allowed to remove our blindfolds. We met the chef in the bar and handed us a menu of what we just ate.
I was spot on on some and way off on others.
For instance, the water cress salad I mistook for dandelion greens.
They rotate menus every 3 months. I look forward to seeing, or not seeing what I eat.
