Food, Food, and More Food Thread
Started by bmwracer · 6 Oct 2004 · 25,210 replies
General Discussion
bmwracer wrote:
There's a Baconnaise Lite...! :rofl:
http://www.baconnaise.com/
That's called Canadian Baconnaise.
Tu_triky wrote:That's called Canadian Baconnaise.
Haha. :hehe:
bmwracer wrote:
Haha. :hehe:
Hehe. Canadian Bacon. The goofy cousin of the North.
Tu_triky wrote:Hehe. Canadian Bacon. The goofy cousin of the North.
I still don't get how they call it bacon... But I guess that's from an American's POV. :beaten:
bmwracer wrote:
I still don't get how they call it bacon... But I guess that's from an American's POV. :beaten:
Yeah well the Brits say the same thing about our bacon. To them it's not bacon.
It's all relative, I guess.
bmwracer wrote:
There's a Baconnaise Lite...! :rofl:
http://www.baconnaise.com/
:rofl:
Im laughing too hard to even think of a snarky remark. Get back to you all later on this one, Im sure. :rofl: :rofl: :rofl:
Tu_triky wrote:At Gaja in Lomita they offer a spam and cheese okonomiyaki.
Hmm. :sweat:
bmwracer wrote:
Hmm. :sweat:
:hehe: Love the reaction! Let me issue a disclaimer, I have not tasted it personally.
bmwracer wrote:Spam-mobile.
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Yummy :applaud:
Spam is a versatile meat; it can be used in a lot of different dishes. Some of my favorites: spam musubi, spam and eggs, spam fried rice, spam yakisoba, spam saimin/ramen, spam stir fry, spam tamago rice, spam quiche.
I have to admit I've cut down on my spam consumption a lot as I've gotten older, but it's still a welcome treat during the rare opportunities I get to eat it.
shin2 wrote:
Yummy :applaud:
Spam is a versatile meat; it can be used in a lot of different dishes. Some of my favorites: spam musubi, spam and eggs, spam fried rice, spam yakisoba, spam saimin/ramen, spam stir fry, spam tamago rice, spam quiche.
I have to admit I've cut down on my spam consumption a lot as I've gotten older, but it's still a welcome treat during the rare opportunities I get to eat it.
I think the last time I ate spam was, in fact, in spam musubi. Years ago, me thinks.
Tu_triky wrote:I think the last time I ate spam was, in fact, in spam musubi. Years ago, me thinks.
Same here.
I honestly haven't had any cravings for it, either.
bmwracer wrote:
Same here.
I honestly haven't had any cravings for it, either.
I wouldn't mind trying the spam & cheese okonomiyaki I mentioned...but I haven't grubbed at Gaja in a very long time.
Maybe the next time I eat at okonomiyaki will be at the new joint that plans on opening on Sawtelle in West L.A....Gottsui.
http://losangeles.grubstreet.com/2011/04/gottsui_bringing_okonomiyaki_t.html
A guide to the best food trucks in Boston
In case you don't want to limit yourself to the spam mobile :mrgreen:
http://www.boston.com/lifestyle/food/gallery/foodtrucks/
In case you don't want to limit yourself to the spam mobile :mrgreen:
http://www.boston.com/lifestyle/food/gallery/foodtrucks/
Jav_sol wrote:A guide to the best food trucks in Boston
In case you don't want to limit yourself to the spam mobile :mrgreen:
http://www.boston.com/lifestyle/food/gallery/foodtrucks/
Nice. :applaud: It seems your city has a vigorous & healthy dose of mobile munchies!
L.A. has seen an explosion of food trucks over the past two years...I haven't really dined at any of them outside the L.A. Street Food Fest which took place at the Rose Bowl where all these food truck vendors gave up their trucks for a day and took to booths on the football field to allow people to sample their various foods all in one place, instead of having to resort to Twitter to find out where this truck or that truck would be parked at on any given day.
Eve wrote:
Some things should simply not be done. :doh:
:hehe:
Tu_triky wrote:
:hehe:
Dont try it, Tu.
Spam's not for you!
Just say NO, to Spam with dough! :puppydog:
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