Food, Food, and More Food Thread

bmwracer wrote:^ LOL.

That should have the Jewish community up in arms.

I'm coming out with a competing product called Good Samaritan Sauce.

I don't remember seeing posted here earlier, but NHK World viewers might have seen this show:
http://www3.nhk.or.jp/nhkworld/english/tv/kitchen/
Gotta try the recipes.

^ She has also published several cookbooks as well.

As a follow-up, "It's a NEW WORLD RECORD!!":http://www.khon2.com/mostpopular/story/Spam-musubi-sets-new-world-record/_xgwr3eYVUu3sS7dC_1P6w.cspx

gaijinmark wrote:^ She has also published several cookbooks as well.

If I recall, she was in SoCal recently for a demo/promo...

Corn dog pizza. :bleh:
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Mashed potato pizza.
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Mac 'n' cheese pizza.
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bmwracer wrote:Corn dog pizza. :bleh:

Dayem dood that looks hideous!

Tu_triky wrote:Dayem dood that looks hideous!

I get queasy just thinking about it. :bleh:

bmwracer wrote:
I get queasy just thinking about it. :bleh:

Seriously, man. I'm not mad that you posted it, obviously, just tripping out the unappetizing combination of flavors/ingredients.

I guess, at the very least, it makes you thankful for the good things you've eaten and grateful for being spared horrid foods (such as those pictured above).

Tu_triky wrote:For our kosher friends


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Bad Jew BBQ Sauce

"It takes a bad Jew to know good barbecue." So goes the quote that led to the formation of Bad Jew BBQ Sauce ($12/2-pack). As you might have gathered from the name, this is a Kosher BBQ sauce, giving our observant friends out there all the flavor with none of the guilt. We dare you to try it on your next pulled pork sammich.

http://badjewbbq.com/

Think I might pass on the pizzas but not on the BBQ.


Quite hilarious. :victory:

Eve wrote:

Quite hilarious. :victory:

I thought so. :) It's so out of the ordinary, it almost instantly creates a certain "cache" which separates it from competing products...and goodness, there must be hundreds of different types of bbq sauce out there, right?

Tu_triky wrote:

I thought so. :) It's so out of the ordinary, it almost instantly creates a certain "cache" which separates it from competing products...and goodness, there must be hundreds of different types of bbq sauce out there, right?

No kidding. Very catchy. :victory:

Tennessee Rejects PETA Worker's "ILVTOFU" License Plate, Citing Vulgarity

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The Tennessee Department of Revenue, Taxpayer and Vehicle Services Division rejected a PETA employee's proposed personalized license plate -- "ILVTOFU" -- citing "vulgarity."

Whitney Calk, a PETA employee who recently moved to Murfreesboro, Tenn., from Virginia, wanted her license plate to "inspire conversation about the benefits of a vegan diet" and eating foods like tofu, according to PETA spokeswoman Kristin Richards.

The Department of Revenue, however, apparently misunderstood the food reference and misread the message as "I-LV-TO-F-U."

"Tofu is wholesome. What's 'vulgar' is the way that animals used for food suffer on factory farms, in slaughterhouses, and on the decks of fishing boats," PETA Executive Vice President Tracy Reiman said in a statement.

"The Department of Revenue could help animals, the planet, and human health by reconsidering its decision and allowing more people to discover the joy of soy," Reiman continued.

Calk's license plate request is not original. In 2009, a Colorado woman failed in her attempts to have the same wording put on her personalized license plate over concerns that it could be seen as obscene.

"We're concerned about others who may misread the plate," Mark Couch, spokesman for Colorado Department of Motor Vehicles, told KMGH-TV in April 2009.

No word yet on whether the Tennessee Department of Revenue is reconsidering its decision.

From the Harvard School of Public Health.

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Vintage vending machines... The inspiration for Japan? :mrgreen:

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bmwracer wrote:Vintage vending machines... The inspiration for Japan? :mrgreen:

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I love whisky & eggs. Where's the petition to get some of those over here?

bmwracer wrote:Vintage vending machines... The inspiration for Japan? :mrgreen:

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wow seriously :mrgreen:

Tu_triky wrote:Where's the petition to get some of those over here?

I guess the States had 'em at one time... Before the FDA existed. :beaten:

bmwracer wrote:
I guess the States had 'em at one time... Before the FDA existed. :beaten:

:rofl: Good point!

Tomato Sauce Taste Test

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http://www.kitchendaily.com/2011/09/16/the-best-marinara-our-taste-test-results/

Coco Ichibanya - Torrance: http://www.ichibanya.co.jp/english/index.html

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