Food, Food, and More Food Thread

Started by bmwracer · 6 Oct 2004 · 25,210 replies

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4 Jul 2005, 18:59 #2841
SubaruWRX wrote:Man that Lemon water is gone, that stuff is the S***!

Just a little hint of lemon but it's so good.

Oh btw they got some Asahi in today!

and the U.F.O was pretty good!

The Green Tea Pockey Sticks I love those!

Alright, I gotta make note to try it out when I get the chance. Lemon is my favorite fruit. :)

Asahi what? What Asahi drink came in? Ever drank \˜Z’ƒ (Jyuroku-Cha)? That Asahi tea is so damn good!

Right? UFO IS THE SHIZNIT!!!! :metaldevil: Yeah, baby!

Hmmm. Green Tea Pocky? I've yet to try that as well, but will make note of it! :)
4 Jul 2005, 23:21 #2842
still in london, met a japanese friend so lunch was japanese today :woot:

now DAMN i cant remember the names cause it is not the std sushu or sashimi/

well one was something with fried prawns n all
another was pork stuffings fried with salads n all

and ofcourse miso with rice

happy happy happy :):):)
5 Jul 2005, 00:30 #2843
a slice of Albertson Apple Pie for breakfast....its ok. Not too sweet, but Baker Square and MArie Calender's makes better
5 Jul 2005, 00:36 #2844
Asahi Beer, I've never seen it in the store until that day I asked if they ever get any. They said it goes fast.

Hmm they have this thing on the travel channel about Hawaii and that you can't the black sand home with you.
5 Jul 2005, 01:00 #2845
Cool Green Tea Pocky, haven't tried it yet, but if it is any close to being good as Green Tea ice cream, I like :victory:
5 Jul 2005, 01:29 #2846
SubaruWRX wrote:Asahi Beer, I've never seen it in the store until that day I asked if they ever get any. They said it goes fast.

Hmm they have this thing on the travel channel about Hawaii and that you can't the black sand home with you.


Yeah, Pocari Sweat, Lemon Water, Calpis are three of my favorites. You can get that at Marukai Market and Mitsuwa Markets In So Cal and Nor Cal, they have locations around, think mainly in CAL.

There are lots of different Pocky, tried several diff. kinds, good stuff. I think i also tried the small white coffee(from the pix), in Akihabara for about 120 yen, not bad, but saw it at the store at Marukai for $1.88
5 Jul 2005, 02:19 #2847
yeah they have good prices for snacks, and like always they were happy to see me.
5 Jul 2005, 03:14 #2848
there's a great place in leeds, england called bar 88 that does oriental food including chinese, thai and japanese. recommend it to anyone coming to this part of the world.
5 Jul 2005, 04:17 #2849
K.T.Tran wrote:a slice of Albertson Apple Pie for breakfast....its ok. Not too sweet, but Baker Square and MArie Calender's makes better


I like to make my own apple pie. It's actually something that is pretty simple to make from scratch. Put some vanilla ice cream on top, and finish it off with a cuppa coffee ... ohhhhhh :drool:
5 Jul 2005, 04:21 #2850
loris wrote:

I like to make my own apple pie. It's actually something that is pretty simple to make from scratch. Put some vanilla ice cream on top, and finish it off with a cuppa coffee ... ohhhhhh :drool:


For breakfast?!?!..... Sounds good to me.... :hehe:
5 Jul 2005, 12:02 · edited #2851
Kobayashi Takeru wins again: :applaud:

EDIT: Posted last year's results by mistake. Gomen. :sweat:

Winner Downs 49 Hot Dogs in 12 Minutes

Mon Jul 4, 6:54 PM ET

For the fifth straight year, it was a victory Takeru Kobayashi could truly relish. Kobayashi, 27, captured the Nathan's Famous hot dog eating contest Monday, gobbling a nauseating 49 dogs in 12 minutes — but missing his own world record of 53 1/2, set at last year's July Fourth competition.

The win means the coveted Mustard Yellow Belt will return to Japan for the ninth year out of the past 10. New Jersey's Steve Keiner, who won in 1999, is the only American to capture the title in the past decade.

Kobayashi, of Nagano, stands 5 feet 7 inches and weighs just 144 pounds.

The runner-up was Sonya Thomas of Alexandria, Va. — known as The Black Widow on the competitive-eating circuit — who set an American record by downing 37 hot dogs in the same 12 minutes.

Thomas, who manages a Burger King restaurant, separates the hot dog from the bun and eats them separately. She dips the bun in water to make it easier to swallow with less chewing.

"I want to be No. 1 in the world, so I practice," she told CNN shortly after the contest. "I'm working on more speed."

She said she was planning a light dinner — maybe a salad.

"My stomach doesn't hurt," she said, "but my jaw is tired."

Thomas, who weighs a remarkable 105 pounds, is a rising speed-eating star. Last December in Atlantic City, N.J., she finished off 89 meatballs — about six pounds' worth — in 12 minutes. And in August, she captured a lobster-eating contest in Maine by consuming 38 of the creatures in 12 minutes.

The hot dog contest takes place outside the original Nathan's in Coney Island. The contest was first held there in 1916.
5 Jul 2005, 12:04 #2852
HAHA... this hot dog eating contest again... Im suprised at how Japanese people can consume that many hot dogs. I can barely stomach 2. :hehe:
5 Jul 2005, 12:11 #2853
Mr.ChoyBoi wrote:HAHA... this hot dog eating contest again... Im suprised at how Japanese people can consume that many hot dogs. I can barely stomach 2. :hehe:

Well, yesterday at my brother's house I had two hot dogs and two burgers... But that was it... :bleh:

Burp. :hehe:
5 Jul 2005, 12:28 #2854
bmwracer wrote:
Well, yesterday at my brother's house I had two hot dogs and two burgers... But that was it... :bleh:

Burp. :hehe:


Now burgers I can eat.... Especially In-N-Out. 2 Double Doubles, Fries, and a Vanilla Milkshake please.... :hehe:
5 Jul 2005, 12:54 #2855
Mr.ChoyBoi wrote:

Now burgers I can eat.... Especially In-N-Out. 2 Double Doubles, Fries, and a Vanilla Milkshake please.... :hehe:


One double double meal and thats it for me....i can't eat no more.

Btw is Kobayashi's nickname the Tsunami.....i think he was in that Glutton Bowl contest....and the final round was eating cow brain or something and he gobbled it like crazy....this was years back
5 Jul 2005, 14:28 #2856
I had some Nigori sake over the weekend and it is weird at first (looks like milk) but it goes down easily.

And that Kobayashi is a force to reckon with. He is a hot dog eating machine. I am watching it on ESPN 2 right now. :shocked:
5 Jul 2005, 15:22 #2857
yes nigori sake oishii desu yo! i love it warm.

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5 Jul 2005, 22:42 #2858
dochira wrote:I had some Nigori sake over the weekend and it is weird at first (looks like milk) but it goes down easily.

Very watered-down milk. ;)
5 Jul 2005, 23:28 #2859
dochira wrote:
I had some Nigori sake over the weekend and it is weird at first (looks like milk) but it goes down easily.

bmwracer wrote:
Very watered-down milk. ;)


Here is some Nigori sake info or should I say Nigori-zake for your reading enjoyment. :)

http://www.esake.com/Knowledge/Newsletter/SW/SW2003/sw2003_9.html
5 Jul 2005, 23:47 #2860
Enna wrote:Here is some Nigori sake info or should I say Nigori-zake for your reading enjoyment. :)

http://www.esake.com/Knowledge/Newsletter/SW/SW2003/sw2003_9.html

Cool article. Thanks, Enna-chan! :thumbsup:

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