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Last night was a package of steamed mussels in garlic sauce and the remaining two-thirds of a Panera bread bowl.
Lunch today is looking like either frozen Philly Steak Sandwich or frozen Chicken Sandwich.
I'd love to have a Frozen sandwich for lunch....
I get to choose the participants, mind.

Limeylongears |

Orthos wrote:Last night was a package of steamed mussels in garlic sauce and the remaining two-thirds of a Panera bread bowl.
Lunch today is looking like either frozen Philly Steak Sandwich or frozen Chicken Sandwich.
I'd love to have a Frozen sandwich for lunch....
I get to choose the participants, mind.
And at what point would you 'let it go' ?

Limeylongears |

Limeylongears wrote:Super disgusting leftover bachelor chow, namely:
1) Dodgy kabanos
2) Sliced "roast chicken"
3) Elderly goat's cheese
4) On its way out naan bread.Grilled and drizzled with sensuous, tantalising spicy Polish ketchup. Still, I'm not dead yet, so it must have been alright after all.
Conquering world! One bit(e) at a time!
Was that Pudliszki, Roleski, or Kotlin ketchup?
According to the bottle, it is Wloclawek Ketchup Ognisty.

Drejk |

Drejk wrote:According to the bottle, it is Wloclawek Ketchup Ognisty.Limeylongears wrote:Super disgusting leftover bachelor chow, namely:
1) Dodgy kabanos
2) Sliced "roast chicken"
3) Elderly goat's cheese
4) On its way out naan bread.Grilled and drizzled with sensuous, tantalising spicy Polish ketchup. Still, I'm not dead yet, so it must have been alright after all.
Conquering world! One bit(e) at a time!
Was that Pudliszki, Roleski, or Kotlin ketchup?
Włocławek Ketchup Ognisty (Fiery). One of my friends swears that Ketchup from Włocławek is the best ketchup there is. I haven't tried it myself.

Kirth Gersen |

Finally got to go to an In-N-Out Burger yesterday.
I don't care what houstonderek says.
Donny was right.

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Limeylongears wrote:Is cannibalism acceptable on paizo.com ?! :PFive Guys is a burger chain in the US, redominately in the North East and Mid-Atlantic, although they have something like 30 resturants in the UK.
They're much better than In-N-Out.
*checks Strongly Disagree box*
And to answer the inevitable question - yes, I've had Five Guys, they have them in Chattanooga. Still prefer In-N-Out immensely.

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Krensky wrote:Limeylongears wrote:Is cannibalism acceptable on paizo.com ?! :PFive Guys is a burger chain in the US, redominately in the North East and Mid-Atlantic, although they have something like 30 resturants in the UK.
They're much better than In-N-Out.
*checks Strongly Disagree box*
And to answer the inevitable question - yes, I've had Five Guys, they have them in Chattanooga. Still prefer In-N-Out immensely.
It's OK.
I understand you can live a full and productive life without functional tastebuds.
;)

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Krensky wrote:Limeylongears wrote:Is cannibalism acceptable on paizo.com ?! :PFive Guys is a burger chain in the US, redominately in the North East and Mid-Atlantic, although they have something like 30 resturants in the UK.
They're much better than In-N-Out.
*checks Strongly Disagree box*
And to answer the inevitable question - yes, I've had Five Guys, they have them in Chattanooga. Still prefer In-N-Out immensely.
Lucky Burger kicks both their asses.

Ambrosia Slaad |

Lunch was grilled cheese with leftover bacon inside, plus a scrambled egg.
And now I really want to make spice-filled sandworm bread. And maybe a small batch of cinnamon whiskey jelly to spread on it (bake inside maybe?).

Limeylongears |
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Bought two pork chops yesterday, both of which got marinaded in Henderson's Relish; fried one yesterday, baked the other in the oven today, wrapped in tinfoil along with a quantity of Stilton (the pork chop, not me)
Tasty, but not very healthy. Consumed with rye bread on the side.

Gisher |

captain yesterday |

Cheese Pizza, but not that cardboard crap with a little bit of cheese drowned in sauce with a pittance of toppings they're so fond of in New York City, this was delicious, with depth and nuance of flavor.
Nope, never mind, it was Tombstone, so it was the former, but in my defense, we did take the tree down and knock out a 50 piece puzzle with a four year old, so not much time this morning to make a pizza from scratch.

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captain yesterday wrote:so you had true nyc pizza then.Cheese Pizza, but not that cardboard crap with a little bit of cheese drowned in sauce with a pittance of toppings they're so fond of in New York City, this was delicious, with depth and nuance of flavor.
Overpriced and overrated?