Food, Food, and More Food Thread

bmwracer wrote:^ LOL. :hehe:

:victory:

Tu_triky wrote:


You're welcome. ^_^

Recipe seems simple enough while being completely drool worthy. The video is a plus.

THought the vid totally key.

Tu_triky wrote:Let's talk.

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I heat it when my lunch talks back at me. :grumble: :beatyou:

Eve wrote:

I heat it when my lunch talks back at me. :grumble: :beatyou:

Hehe.

Eve wrote:I heat it when my lunch talks back at me. :grumble: :beatyou:

That happens when I eat curry. :mrgreen:

bmwracer wrote:
That happens when I eat curry. :mrgreen:

EVen Thai? :beaten:

Eve wrote:EVen Thai? :beaten:

Not much of a Thai food fan... Picky eater. :ashamed:

bmwracer wrote:
Not much of a Thai food fan... Picky eater. :ashamed:

Im only partial to the curry and noodle dishes.

1941 Fruitcake In Ohio Sells For $525

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CINCINNATI -- A 1941 fruitcake has sold for $525 to an Arizona man in an Ohio company's online auction, and the money will go to the homeless in southwest Ohio.

Elite Estate Group sold the cake in an auction on its website. Company owner Larry Chaney says the man, who wanted to remain anonymous, probably bought the cake as an investment. Chaney says he doubts anyone would eat a 70-year-old fruitcake even though it was vacuum packed and contained rum that probably helped preserve it.

The cake was made in 1941 by The Kroger Co. It was returned unopened to a Kroger store in 1971. The manager took it home and kept it until recently when his son was helping him get rid of some things and gave the cake to Chaney.

bmwracer wrote:1941 Fruitcake In Ohio Sells For $525

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CINCINNATI -- A 1941 fruitcake has sold for $525 to an Arizona man in an Ohio company's online auction, and the money will go to the homeless in southwest Ohio.

Elite Estate Group sold the cake in an auction on its website. Company owner Larry Chaney says the man, who wanted to remain anonymous, probably bought the cake as an investment. Chaney says he doubts anyone would eat a 70-year-old fruitcake even though it was vacuum packed and contained rum that probably helped preserve it.

The cake was made in 1941 by The Kroger Co. It was returned unopened to a Kroger store in 1971. The manager took it home and kept it until recently when his son was helping him get rid of some things and gave the cake to Chaney.

"An investment." In food poisoning, perhaps...if he's not going to eat it himself he could always serve to his coworkers. :beaten:

Tu_triky wrote:"An investment." In food poisoning, perhaps...if he's not going to eat it himself he could always serve to his coworkers. :beaten:

Couldn't be any worse than the fruitcakes that you buy at the store. :beaten:

bmwracer wrote:
Couldn't be any worse than the fruitcakes that you buy at the store. :beaten:

Tashikani <Certainly>

Yes, I'm sure they're all equally deadly.

bmwracer wrote:
Couldn't be any worse than the fruitcakes that you buy at the store. :beaten:

We send one every year to Norway and the relatives love it. :nut:

But this year we sent butter, they were both amused and pleased. :victory:

Eve wrote:We send one every year to Norway and the relatives love it. :nut:

Are they building a home with them? :beaten:

Eve wrote:

We send one every year to Norway and the relatives love it. :nut:

But this year we sent butter, they were both amused and pleased. :victory:

Did they re-sell the butter for profit on eBay?

:beaten:

Tu_triky wrote:Did they re-sell the butter for profit on eBay?

:beaten:

I can see Paula Deen bidding on it.

bmwracer wrote:
I can see Paula Deen bidding on it.

Hehe. She could donate enough butter to end the shortage in Norway singlehandedly.

Tu_triky wrote:Hehe. She could donate enough butter to end the shortage in Norway singlehandedly.

That would be one butt cheek. :hehe:

bmwracer wrote:
That would be one butt cheek. :hehe:

:hehe: Well-endowed

Tu_triky wrote: :hehe: Well-endowed

More like "Oversized."

bmwracer wrote:
More like "Oversized."

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