Food, Food, and More Food Thread

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

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4 Aug 2006, 11:59 #9081
K.T.Tran wrote:

oohhh.....

Love the description :mrgreen:
"young, fresh, firm, juicy......." :drooling: :drooling:
I must jump on that plane for Nihon pronto :mrgreen:


not sure the exact flight airfares, but it is peak season currently....my guess is about $1000 for a round trip ticket..or more.....unless you get a good deal.

i miss their bento box meals, snacks, and the big variety of onigiri from their convenience stores, which are everywhere in nihon.
4 Aug 2006, 21:20 #9082
my butcher hasn't called me to go pick up the brisket... :sweat:
i need to get the dry rub on before tonight.
4 Aug 2006, 22:06 #9083
With my cholesterol down so much, I think I'm gonna have some good, beefy meals this weekend. :mrgreen:
4 Aug 2006, 22:22 #9084
bmwracer wrote:With my cholesterol down so much, I think I'm gonna have some good, beefy meals this weekend. :mrgreen:


A All-You-Can-Eat bbq place??? :hehe:


aaahh.....I gotta take my friend to Palace again sometime before summer over.
4 Aug 2006, 22:26 #9085
K.T.Tran wrote:A All-You-Can-Eat bbq place??? :hehe:

I prefer quality over quantity.



Hmm, I think I've heard a AV-idol say that as well. :hehe: :hehe:
4 Aug 2006, 22:37 #9086
may i suggest an untrimmed porterhouse seasoned with a little sea salt and fresh cracked black pepper?

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4 Aug 2006, 22:44 #9087
krim wrote:may i suggest an untrimmed porterhouse seasoned with a little sea salt and fresh cracked black pepper?

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Sold.

But please include a baked tater with the works and a generous helping of creamed spinach.
4 Aug 2006, 22:47 #9088
bmwracer wrote:
Sold.

But please include a baked tater with the works and a generous helping of creamed spinach.


Sorry, I dont work with anything that didn't either "moo" or "oink" when it was alive. :twisted: :victory:
4 Aug 2006, 22:53 #9089
krim wrote:Sorry, I dont work with anything that didn't either "moo" or "oink" when it was alive. :twisted: :victory:

Segregationist...!
4 Aug 2006, 22:59 · edited #9090
bmwracer wrote:
Segregationist...!


I reserve the right to not serve Vegans. :victory:
4 Aug 2006, 23:05 #9091
krim wrote:I reserve the right to not server Vegans. :victory:

Who's a Vegan??
4 Aug 2006, 23:07 #9092
If I knew my cholesterol was down? I'd probably go to a Korean Bbq place and stuff myself silly...

me is eating a reduced fat blueberry coffee cake from the 'bucks..
4 Aug 2006, 23:08 #9093
bmwracer wrote:
Who's a Vegan??


i'm not saying you're one, but Vegans taste bad...

*rimshot*






the corn continues
4 Aug 2006, 23:09 #9094
littlemissfab wrote:If I knew my cholesterol was down? I'd probably go to a Korean Bbq place and stuff myself silly...

Screw the Korean BBQ... Western BBQ all the way.

me is eating a reduced fat blueberry coffee cake from the 'bucks..

You should change that to nonfat yogurt and reduced fat Triscuit. :beaten:
4 Aug 2006, 23:10 #9095
bmwracer wrote:
You should change that to nonfat yogurt and reduced fat Triscuit. :beaten:


ooooo... me loves Tillamook yogurt in french vanilla bean and just vanilla bean.. although methinks it's too laden with fat.. i was never a fan of triscuits..

:(
4 Aug 2006, 23:34 #9096
littlemissfab wrote:

ooooo... me loves Tillamook yogurt in french vanilla bean and just vanilla bean.. although methinks it's too laden with fat.. i was never a fan of triscuits..

:(

I was thinking more like nonfat blueberry or wild cherry yogurt.
5 Aug 2006, 00:09 #9097
bmwracer wrote:
I was thinking more like nonfat blueberry or wild cherry yogurt.


Do those non-fat yogurts have acidopholius in them? I was told by my doctor to start eating some, with all the antibiotics I've been on.
5 Aug 2006, 00:24 #9098
kitakaze wrote:Do those non-fat yogurts have acidopholius in them? I was told by my doctor to start eating some, with all the antibiotics I've been on.

Not sure... Checking Wikipedia now.

Hmm, from what I read, to be called yogurt, it has to have a number of bacteria types, including acidophilus... :headscratch:
5 Aug 2006, 00:51 #9099
Tu_triky wrote:
it depends what you want in it...it can be a myriand number of ingredients.....but its usually topped with okonomiyaki sauce, and bonito flakes...

Hey it's okonomi, meaning "what you like". It's totally up to you. ;)
5 Aug 2006, 02:29 #9100
bmwracer wrote:
Not sure... Checking Wikipedia now.

Hmm, from what I read, to be called yogurt, it has to have a number of bacteria types, including acidophilus... :headscratch:


I just picked up some Brown Cow cream top strawberry yogurt...not non-fat, but at my last blood test I don't have to worry about cholesterol yet. Man it tastes good...why didn't yogurt taste like this when I was a kid?

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