Food, Food, and More Food Thread

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

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13 Oct 2004, 04:54 #941
Nope. Not that much counter space.

And yes, I do get flour everywhere. Half the fun.

(Truth to tell, all you need is a board about a foot and a half wide, by two and a half feet long. If you remember to make Mt. Varacalli -- Mr. Varacalli taught me to make pasta when I was a little kid, and I never learned to call it anyting else - it shouldn't make a big mess.)

Deep fried? I boil my ravioli, I don't deep fry it. But I bet that would be good.

Then again... I'm one of those guys who's tried to deep fry a milyway bar. (Didn't work for me)
13 Oct 2004, 05:41 #942
Was going to eat at Gomaichi today, but my lunch was too early and they were closed. No time or choice so I ate at Subway. :bleh:
13 Oct 2004, 07:06 #943
ahochaude wrote:Was going to eat at Gomaichi today, but my lunch was too early and they were closed. No time or choice so I ate at Subway. :bleh:


Subway huh, they have some good 6g of fat sandwiches there :hehe:
13 Oct 2004, 07:09 #944
eltinator wrote:

Subway huh, they have some good 6g of fat sandwiches there :hehe:


Elt', give the Yellow Submarine (ala the Beatles movie) a try when you're in SF sometime:
http://www.sfgate.com/traveler/guide/sf/neighborhoods/innersunset.shtml#restaurants

I'd not says it's any better than Togo's, but it's got a little SF charm. :)
-PCM
13 Oct 2004, 07:23 #945
pcmodem wrote:

Elt', give the Yellow Submarine (ala the Beatles movie) a try when you're in SF sometime:
http://www.sfgate.com/traveler/guide/sf/neighborhoods/innersunset.shtml#restaurants

I'd not says it's any better than Togo's, but it's got a little SF charm. :)
-PCM


Ohhh will do :D I still have to visit that hair dresser too :hehe: :hehe:
13 Oct 2004, 07:25 #946
eltinator wrote:

Ohhh will do :D I still have to visit that hair dresser too :hehe: :hehe:


Yeah, I have to visit her soon too, haven't had a haircut in over a month... another few weeks and I'll start lookin' like Johnny Damon! :rofl:
-PCM
13 Oct 2004, 07:28 #947
pcmodem wrote:

Yeah, I have to visit her soon too, haven't had a haircut in over a month... another few weeks and I'll start lookin' like Johnny Damon! :rofl:
-PCM


AHAHAHAH hec yea! I've been growing mine out since mid July now :hehe:
13 Oct 2004, 08:02 #948
eltinator wrote:AHAHAHAH hec yea! I've been growing mine out since mid July now :hehe:
me too! i've been letting go about the same time.
13 Oct 2004, 08:03 #949
eltinator wrote:

Subway huh, they have some good 6g of fat sandwiches there :hehe:


Subways in Hawaii are mostly owned by Koreans.
The Korean lady who made my sandwhich today did a helluva sloppy job. It wasn't even a sandwhich, it was all over the place. Looked like soup.
13 Oct 2004, 08:33 #950
ahochaude wrote:

Subways in Hawaii are mostly owned by Koreans.
The Korean lady who made my sandwhich today did a helluva sloppy job. It wasn't even a sandwhich, it was all over the place. Looked like soup.


McDonalds here are known for doing that too. And that's when there isn't a line either! Is it really that hard to put bread and meat and maybe cheese on top of each other nicely? :hehe:

@niko: hec yea! join the club! :hehe: :hehe:
13 Oct 2004, 10:58 #951
Hot damn! Everyone's growing out their hair... :hehe: :applaud:

Are we all rooting for the Bosox (who are getting trounced 8-0, right now :()?????? :hehe:
13 Oct 2004, 12:27 #952
eltinator wrote:

McDonalds here are known for doing that too. And that's when there isn't a line either! Is it really that hard to put bread and meat and maybe cheese on top of each other nicely? :hehe:

Hey now, you never went to a McDonald's that aho worked at. :)

In high school, I worked at the Palolo and Kahala one.

But the Filipinos and Micronesians were hella sloppy. Pissed me off watching those fools make the burgers.
Now, I don't even eat at McDonald's anymore. Except for when I go to the ones in Japan! McTeri's! Mmmmm :D
13 Oct 2004, 12:33 #953
i remember when my friend told me who was working on Burger King she told me not to order their iced tea coz it's water came directlly from the faucet... :shakehead:

after that i got BK-phobia :hehe:

btw....
currentlly eating my seafood cup noodles
forced to eat noodles during this hot season
coz ive been sneazing all morning.......
13 Oct 2004, 12:42 #954
zchendevlemh wrote:i remember when my friend told me who was working on Burger King she told me not to order their iced tea coz it's water came directlly from the faucet... :shakehead:


It all depends on location.
When eating fast food, I learned to not eat at the franchise chains. The corporate ones are the ones you want to go to. They do it right, because it's directly under the corporation. The franchise just buys the name and worries about the money in their own pocket, so they tend not to waste as much.
13 Oct 2004, 12:44 #955
the name not actually says for itself it's the service :mrgreen:
13 Oct 2004, 12:47 #956
zchendevlemh wrote:the name not actually says for itself it's the service :mrgreen:


No matter where you go, you'll get good service or bad service.
It's the way they operate, which makes all the difference.
13 Oct 2004, 12:50 #957
how do you know what's corporate and what's franchise
13 Oct 2004, 13:14 #958
whisper wrote:how do you know what's corporate and what's franchise


That's one thing that I got to learn while working at the old fast food joint.
It's in the reports, so of course, an outsider won't know.
But next time you go, you can always ask "Who is the owner of this restaraunt?" If they so "There is no owner" or whatever, then you'll know it's corporate. In franchises, even the underlings know who the owner is.
13 Oct 2004, 23:14 #959
ahochaude wrote:That's one thing that I got to learn while working at the old fast food joint.
It's in the reports, so of course, an outsider won't know.
But next time you go, you can always ask "Who is the owner of this restaraunt?" If they so "There is no owner" or whatever, then you'll know it's corporate. In franchises, even the underlings know who the owner is.

Good to know, Aho. But I can't do that when I'm stuck in the drive-thru... :hehe:
13 Oct 2004, 23:24 #960
Love the new Avatar Aho. Too funny.

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