Food, Food, and More Food Thread

loving it....i could have all of them....maybe. :hehe:

qilver wrote:loving it....i could have all of them....maybe. :hehe:

a different one each day of the week....i'd be happy but so full of sodium that i'd be internally preserved.

Tu_triky wrote:tokubetsu chashu ramen (special roast pork ramen)

2OMB (2 min)

http://s23.yousendit.com/d.aspx?id=2NIICLS8SYAWY3VOES5FJ6EL99

watch this qilver...this is a great looking bowl of ramen

Tu_triky wrote:

a different one each day of the week....i'd be happy but so full of sodium that i'd be internally preserved.

my friend and i were at Mitsuwa the other day and checking out the Ramen bowl aisle, some of those cup o noodle type ramen bowls were packed with 2800 or even 2900 mg of sodium....talk about a pillar of salt intake.... :rofl: :hehe:

qilver wrote:

my friend and i were at Mitsuwa the other day and checking out the Ramen bowl aisle, some of those cup o noodle type ramen bowls were packed with 2800 or even 2900 mg of sodium....talk about a pillar of salt intake.... :rofl: :hehe:

i know man...i've seen that shiet...it's crazy! but some of them are so dayem good...

just in case you missed it in the flurry of posts...


watch this vid, man...


tokubetsu chashu ramen (special roast pork ramen)

2OMB (2 min)

http://s23.yousendit.com/d.aspx?id=2NIICLS8SYAWY3VOES5FJ6EL99

Tu_triky wrote:


watch this qilver...this is a great looking bowl of ramen

so very nice.....yummy ramen. :thumbsup:

qilver wrote:

so very nice.....yummy ramen. :thumbsup:

hehe...okay, dood..i'm out...i'm going to go watch some crap on t.v. and fall asleep and wake up tomorrow in anticipation of watching the super bowl! woot!

good nite, kids.

Tu_triky wrote:

hehe...okay, dood..i'm out...i'm going to go watch some crap on t.v. and fall asleep and wake up tomorrow in anticipation of watching the super bowl! woot!

good nite, kids.

oyasumi....have a good one. :thumbsup:

Almost chicken wings time. :thumbsup:

tabana wrote:Almost chicken wings time. :thumbsup:

chicken(buffalo wings), haven't had that in ages. :bonk:
spicy?

Somes are spicy and others are somewhat sweet. Honey and garlic, I think. :headscratch:

A Superbowl tradition. We don't eat a proper meal and eat a lot of junk food instead. Some drink beer like crazy too. ... oh yeah, and we watch the game too. :beaten:

tabana wrote:

We don't eat a proper meal and eat a lot of junk food instead. Some drink beer like crazy too. ... oh yeah, and we watch the game too. :beaten:

nobody eats a proper meal...they just get sauced and eat the crappiest processed foods known to man....and relish every bit of it...can't wait!

tabana wrote:Somes are spicy and others are somewhat sweet. Honey and garlic, I think. :headscratch:

A Superbowl tradition. We don't eat a proper meal and eat a lot of junk food instead. Some drink beer like crazy too. ... oh yeah, and we watch the game too. :beaten:

a day of good tasty food(junk food :hehe: ), and football with the million dollar commercials.

YEAH!!! :woot:

Peckish Americans to Super Size Super Bowl Fri Feb 3, 2:17 PM ET



Americans will embark on a waistband busting orgy of snack attacks during the Sunday's Super Bowl showdown, pounding down 27 billion calories and 1.8 billion grams of fat.

The annual American football championship game has got the US Calorie Control Council worried -- and pleading with bulky fans to chose low-fat snacks.

The group says Super Bowl viewers will chow down a mind blowing mountain of snack and junk foods while they watch the big game.

On the menu -- 11.2 million pounds (five million kilograms) of potato chips (crisps), 8.2 million pounds (3.7 million kilograms) of tortilla chips and 4.3 million pounds (2.9 million kilograms) of pretzels.

Add to that, 3.8 million pounds (1.7 million kilograms) of tasty popcorn, and 2.5 million pounds (1.1 million kilograms) of nuts, according to research by the Calorie Control Council and the Snack Food Association.

The average armchair quarterback will munch down 1,200 calories, and 50 grams of fat from snacks alone -- without taking into account any meals or the millions of bottles of beer and cans of soda fans will guzzle.

Super Bowl afficionados are being told to get off couch and kill off the extra bulk.

"To burn off those 1,200 calories ... it would take three hours of walking around a football field, or one hour and 45 minutes of running," said Beth Hubrich, a dietician with the Calorie Control Council, a non-political trade association.

The Council is advising fans to pick fat free potato chips and dips made from salsa, which is fat free, and reduced fat sour cream and non-fat yogurt.

Sunday's game, between the Seattle Seahawks and the Pittsburgh Steelers, is expected to draw at least 90 million viewers at home, and tens of millions more in bars, restaurants and at parties.

qilver wrote:

a day of good tasty food(junk food :hehe: ), and football with the million dollar commercials.

Don't forget the alcohol! :hehe:

ahochaude wrote:
Don't forget the alcohol! :hehe:

lol, yeah. :hehe:

Tu_triky wrote:...
The average armchair quarterback will munch down 1,200 calories, and 50 grams of fat from snacks alone -- without taking into account any meals or the millions of bottles of beer and cans of soda fans will guzzle.

Super Bowl afficionados are being told to get off couch and kill off the extra bulk.

"To burn off those 1,200 calories ... it would take three hours of walking around a football field, or one hour and 45 minutes of running," said Beth Hubrich, a dietician with the Calorie Control Council, a non-political trade association.
...

Good thing it's only once a year. :sweat:

Tu_triky wrote:Peckish Americans to Super Size Super Bowl Fri Feb 3, 2:17 PM ET



Americans will embark on a waistband busting orgy of snack attacks during the Sunday's Super Bowl showdown, pounding down 27 billion calories and 1.8 billion grams of fat.

The annual American football championship game has got the US Calorie Control Council worried -- and pleading with bulky fans to chose low-fat snacks.

The group says Super Bowl viewers will chow down a mind blowing mountain of snack and junk foods while they watch the big game.

On the menu -- 11.2 million pounds (five million kilograms) of potato chips (crisps), 8.2 million pounds (3.7 million kilograms) of tortilla chips and 4.3 million pounds (2.9 million kilograms) of pretzels.

Add to that, 3.8 million pounds (1.7 million kilograms) of tasty popcorn, and 2.5 million pounds (1.1 million kilograms) of nuts, according to research by the Calorie Control Council and the Snack Food Association.

The average armchair quarterback will munch down 1,200 calories, and 50 grams of fat from snacks alone -- without taking into account any meals or the millions of bottles of beer and cans of soda fans will guzzle.

Super Bowl afficionados are being told to get off couch and kill off the extra bulk.

"To burn off those 1,200 calories ... it would take three hours of walking around a football field, or one hour and 45 minutes of running," said Beth Hubrich, a dietician with the Calorie Control Council, a non-political trade association.

The Council is advising fans to pick fat free potato chips and dips made from salsa, which is fat free, and reduced fat sour cream and non-fat yogurt.

Sunday's game, between the Seattle Seahawks and the Pittsburgh Steelers, is expected to draw at least 90 million viewers at home, and tens of millions more in bars, restaurants and at parties.

that's a hella of lot.... :beaten: