Food, Food, and More Food Thread

Sengo wrote:

So true!! They could use the very best noodle but if the broth is lousy.... you can't eat it. I've only had tsukemen once at Daikokuya and it was pretty good. I really want to try it at a place that specializes in it.

Right on. Yeah, I've never had tsukemen prior to my visit to Tsujita. I'm with you...if you are going to make it out there might as well try what they're famous for. :)

It must be a more time-consuming process because the time it takes for your food to arrive seems to be longer if you order the tsukemen over the ramen.

Twinkie wedding cake.

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bmwracer wrote:Twinkie wedding cake.

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:hehe: That's nuts, dude.

Ding-Dong, Ho-Ho, Sno-ball, and Cupcake wedding cake.

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bmwracer wrote:Ding-Dong, Ho-Ho, Sno-ball, and Cupcake wedding cake.

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Depressing yet diabetic. :beaten:

Eve wrote:Depressing yet diabetic. :beaten:

No more than your typical wedding cake.

Heh, I didn't even notice the Twinkies. :beaten:

bmwracer wrote:
No more than your typical wedding cake.

Heh, I didn't even notice the Twinkies. :beaten:

Don't think this one will be on Amazing Wedding cakes. :hehe:

I liked the pink marshmallow with coconut ones when I was a kid. :beaten:

Eve wrote:I liked the pink marshmallow with coconut ones when I was a kid. :beaten:

Those would be Sno-Balls.

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bmwracer wrote:
Those would be Sno-Balls.

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Childhood memories. :mrgreen:

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Jerky Gun

Okay, so no meat product is going to look all that appetizing coming out of a customized squirt gun, but if you're looking to make your own uniformly-shaped jerky, the Jerky Gun ($45) can help. Made from quality, food-save materials, it features an easy-squeeze trigger, four stainless steel jerky attachments, an included funnel and stomper, and a brush set for cleaning our your Slim Jim remnants.

Tu_triky wrote:[image]

Jerky Gun

Okay, so no meat product is going to look all that appetizing coming out of a customized squirt gun, but if you're looking to make your own uniformly-shaped jerky, the Jerky Gun ($45) can help. Made from quality, food-save materials, it features an easy-squeeze trigger, four stainless steel jerky attachments, an included funnel and stomper, and a brush set for cleaning our your Slim Jim remnants.

There are more than a few yahoos in my area that would love this thing. :hehe:

Eve wrote:

There are more than a few yahoos in my area that would love this thing. :hehe:

I would use it to shot jerky up people's noses.

Tu_triky wrote:

I would use it to shot jerky up people's noses.

Better than a rubber hose. ;)

Eve wrote:

Better than a rubber hose. ;)

Rubber hose up the nose. :bow:

Love your brilliance, Beastie.

Tu_triky wrote:

Rubber hose up the nose. :bow:

Love your brilliance, Beastie.

Thank you, dear.

Your fine pics inspire me,

To write words so freely. :mrgreen:

Eve wrote:


Thank you, dear.

Your fine pics inspire me,

To write words so freely. :mrgreen:

Excellent.

:)

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LOL!

That can't be real, ne? :bleh:

bmwracer wrote:
LOL!

That can't be real, ne? :bleh:

Oh no, it's real, man. Shudder at the thought.

Tu_triky wrote:Oh no, it's real, man. Shudder at the thought.

Eeek. :bleh:

bmwracer wrote:
Eeek. :bleh:

Imagine the joy of squeezing out a nice seasoned dose of jerky for breakfast. Perhaps one can take a straight shot in to the mouth to avoid cleaning any dishes. :hehe: