Food, Food, and More Food Thread

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

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19 Sep 2006, 06:16 #10281
the hotdogs in the czech republic are awesome!! :dancing:
19 Sep 2006, 06:33 #10282
kenjilina wrote:the hotdogs in the czech republic are awesome!! :dancing:

Just don't ask what's in 'em. :beaten:
19 Sep 2006, 06:38 #10283
bmwracer wrote:
Just don't ask what's in 'em. :beaten:


LOL! One of my aunts refuses to eat hotdogs because someone once told her that they actually use dog meat. :shakehead:
19 Sep 2006, 09:06 #10284
I just met the sushi nazi. :hehe:

She woudn't let me buy only 1 bentou, so I had to buy 2 at half price. I ate too much. :bleh:

"No. You don't buy bentou. You buy 2. Half price."
19 Sep 2006, 09:29 #10285
was she cute at least? :hehe:
19 Sep 2006, 09:35 #10286
If you're kame, yes. I prefer women not 20 years older than me. :hehe:


She could've been cute in her younger days. :)
19 Sep 2006, 10:02 #10287
oh well... in that case... :sweat:


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eating a handfull of chinese apples (date)
19 Sep 2006, 10:12 #10288
tabana wrote:If you're kame, yes. I prefer women not 20 years older than me. :hehe:


LOL! So mean. :hehe:
19 Sep 2006, 10:38 #10289
If she's old enough to be my mom... no thanks. :mrgreen:



I think I know why everything was half price: I'm not feeling so good. :bleh:
19 Sep 2006, 11:00 #10290
bmwracer wrote:
Ramen and rice or just ramen?

I like the ramen and rice combo... Great stuff.


the rice/ramen combo is about $9, but it's not the price so much that deters me from getting it, it is the Natto, that i don't care for....
so i just got the noodles by itself, it was enough since i had an Onigiri also.
19 Sep 2006, 11:21 #10291
Wynter wrote:LOL! One of my aunts refuses to eat hotdogs because someone once told her that they actually use dog meat. :shakehead:

Her picture is in the dictionary next to the word "gullible," ne? :hehe:
19 Sep 2006, 11:24 #10292
tabana wrote:I just met the sushi nazi. :hehe:

She woudn't let me buy only 1 bentou, so I had to buy 2 at half price. I ate too much. :bleh:

"No. You don't buy bentou. You buy 2. Half price."

:lol: :hehe: :rofl:
19 Sep 2006, 11:48 #10293
My mom made Udon for dinner.

going to go eat now :woot: :woot:
20 Sep 2006, 01:08 #10294
bmwracer wrote:
:lol: :hehe: :rofl:

I think she softened up. A true bento nazi would have said, "No bento for you. Next!" :hehe:
20 Sep 2006, 03:11 #10295
dochira wrote:I think she softened up. A true bento nazi would have said, "No bento for you. Next!" :hehe:

Variations are allowed, I think. :)
20 Sep 2006, 04:15 #10296
Banana and a cup of milk for lunch :mrgreen:
20 Sep 2006, 12:50 #10297
K.T.Tran wrote:Banana and a cup of milk for lunch :mrgreen:


although healthy, that is more like a healthy snack for me...
tmrw bringing left overs for lunch. :bonk:
20 Sep 2006, 13:13 #10298
Mad for U.S. beef, herd heads for Tokyo restaurant


TOKYO (Reuters) - Hundreds of people lined up at a central Tokyo restaurant Monday to savour a dish not tasted for more than two years -- "beef bowl" made with U.S. meat.

Some Japanese had even camped out overnight outside a popular branch of fast-food chain Yoshinoya D&C Co. Ltd., which resumed sales of its famed specialty following the July lifting of a government ban on imports of U.S. beef.

The ban was imposed in December 2003 after the discovery of the first U.S. case of mad cow disease, forcing Yoshinoya to drop its flagship dish of braised beef and onions marinated in soy sauce and laid on top of rice.

Hardcore fans had shunned the "beef bowl" when it was made with Australian beef because the meat was too lean.

"I thought a bit about the risks, but I just could not help myself from coming here, I had to taste it," a man in his 20s told NHK television after having his 380 yen ($3.20) meal.

U.S. Ambassador to Japan Thomas Schieffer joined the herd tucking into the dish at branches across the Japanese capital.

"It was well worth the wait," he said. "It's a day of celebration, beef has returned to Japan."

Japan was once the top importer of U.S. beef, buying 240,000 tonnes valued at $1.4 billion in 2003.

The import ban was first lifted last December, only to be reinstated a month later when prohibited material was found in a shipment of U.S. veal. Media polls have shown that many Japanese consumers remain concerned about the safety of U.S. beef.
21 Sep 2006, 03:41 #10299
I just had leftover chicken adobo for lunch. I swear, this dish gets better by the day.. an ideal for reheats!!!
21 Sep 2006, 03:46 #10300
littlemissfab wrote:I just had leftover chicken adobo for lunch. I swear, this dish gets better by the day.. an ideal for reheats!!!

Ooooh!! Dibs! Dibs! :sweat:

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