Food, Food, and More Food Thread

Sengo wrote:

That sounds very tasty!! Yeah, "mineral-y" not "irony".

It's pretty good. I don't eat it very often though. Considering the marrow is mostly fat and protein, it is quite unctuous. I think that's why it's often spread on bread to help contrast the richness of the marrow.

Wacky Fair Food from HuffPo.

Florida: Cheeseburger with Fried Ice Cream.
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Indiana: Hot Beef Sundae.
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Arizona: Mealworm-Covered Caramel Apples.
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^ Be afraid. Very afraid.

Tu_triky wrote:^ Be afraid. Very afraid.

Of those three, the mealworm apple is the healthiest. :beaten:

bmwracer wrote:
Of those three, the mealworm apple is the healthiest. :beaten:

Yeah and that's only because it has a stick in it.

Tu_triky wrote:Yeah and that's only because it has a stick in it.

The wood is organic. :mrgreen:

bmwracer wrote:
The wood is organic. :mrgreen:

:hehe: :hehe: And there it is.

Tu_triky wrote:

Please send me all your stale chips...I will crush them and use them as a batter for my deep fried SPAM.

:beatyou: JUST SAY NO!!

:hehe: :hehe:

As for how I keep my figure and eat chips.
Well I take no more than 5 out of the bag at any time. If you dont want it enough to get up and get it you shouldnt eat it. :victory:

Love the wacky food, Beem.
Im going for the apple. ;)

bmwracer wrote:Wacky Fair Food from HuffPo.

The biggest food sensation at the San Diego Fair, which just ended, was deep-fried kool aid.

http://eater.com/archives/2011/06/20/new-deep-fried-kool-aid-balls-captivate-disturb-america.php

Eve wrote:As for how I keep my figure and eat chips.
Well I take no more than 5 out of the bag at any time. If you dont want it enough to get up and get it you shouldnt eat it. :victory:

Ah, portion control.

My sister-in-law mentioned that as well... Hard to stop when you're holding a two-pound bag. :beaten:

bmwracer wrote:
Ah, portion control.

My sister-in-law mentioned that as well... Hard to stop when you're holding a two-pound bag. :beaten:

I don't take 5 chips out a time, but 5 handfuls, followed by 5 Red Rice Ales. Rinse and repeat.

Tu_triky wrote:I don't take 5 chips out a time, but 5 handfuls, followed by 5 Red Rice Ales. Rinse and repeat.

That sounds about right for me. :rofl:

shin2 wrote:


The biggest food sensation at the San Diego Fair, which just ended, was deep-fried kool aid.

http://eater.com/archives/2011/06/20/new-deep-fried-kool-aid-balls-captivate-disturb-america.php

Makes the potato chips and spam sound down right healthy!

shin2 wrote:The biggest food sensation at the San Diego Fair, which just ended, was deep-fried kool aid.

http://eater.com/archives/2011/06/20/new-deep-fried-kool-aid-balls-captivate-disturb-america.php

Saw that on the news as well.

They'll never be able to top chocolate-covered bacon. :mrgreen:

bmwracer wrote:
That sounds about right for me. :rofl:

Portion control can be heard...I'm proof!
:bonk:

Fried fish, anyone?


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Brits Steal Americafs Fried-Fish Record During Independence Day Weekend
By Kara Baskin

Over the Fourth of July weekend, while we were busy grilling and imbibing and watching people consume unseemly quantities of hot dogs, something devastating happened overseas: Great Britain fried up an enormous piece of halibut. Until a few days ago, Boston's Black Rose held the coveted Guinness World Record, having served a gut-busting 78-pound heap of fish and chips. But per the Yorkshire Post, a British establishment aptly named the Wensleydale Heifer has topped them at last, doling out a 101-pound fish supper.

^ If it ain't H. Salt, I ain't eatin' it. :P

bmwracer wrote:^ If it ain't H. Salt, I ain't eatin' it. :P

Long John Silver's, yo.

Spam flavored Macadamia nuts


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Tu_triky wrote:Spam flavored Macadamia nuts

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Come on. :doh:

Bacon-flavored, yes, SPAM-flavored, no. :beaten: