Food, Food, and More Food Thread

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

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20 Oct 2006, 03:43 #11301
krim wrote:they were underdone. i wasn't impressed. Carl's criss-cuts are better i think.

Blame the teen cook.

Carl's waffle fries have more seasoning to them, like they've been sprinkled with Lawry's Seasoned Salt or something...
20 Oct 2006, 03:46 #11302
bmwracer wrote:
Blame the teen cook.

Carl's waffle fries have more seasoning to them, like they've been sprinkled with Lawry's Seasoned Salt or something...


exactly why i like them more... the criss-cuts are a flavor explosion. no need for ketchup, mustard, mayo or ranch to enjoy.

there wasn't much, if any, seasoning. so no different than a regular fry. They definately needed something to dip it in.

IMO.
20 Oct 2006, 03:51 #11303
krim wrote:exactly why i like them more... the criss-cuts are a flavor explosion. no need for ketchup, mustard, mayo or ranch to enjoy.

I gotcha... They are more flavorful.

Speaking of which, have you tried the fries at Island's? I think they use some kinda onion powder-seasoned salt as well. Very good, IMO.

there wasn't much, if any, seasoning. so no different than a regular fry. They definately needed something to dip it in.

Mayo?? :beaten: :bleh:
20 Oct 2006, 03:53 #11304
my Island fries are always drenched in cheese. :twisted: :mrgreen:
20 Oct 2006, 04:00 #11305
krim wrote:my Island fries are always drenched in cheese. :twisted: :mrgreen:

Never had 'em that way... Chili cheese, ne?
20 Oct 2006, 04:01 #11306
No chili, just cheese fries... though if i order a Pipeline, i get my own chili cheese fries for free. :victory:
20 Oct 2006, 04:07 #11307
krim wrote:No chili, just cheese fries... though if i order a Pipeline, i get my own chili cheese fries for free. :victory:

I always the the one with guacamole... Maui, I think.
20 Oct 2006, 04:16 #11308
that one is good too.. so is the shorebird.
20 Oct 2006, 04:42 #11309
I think we're are missing lots of good places up here. I have no clue about the last 6 posts or so. :puppydog: But it all sounds soooo good. Toshi good even.
20 Oct 2006, 04:45 #11310
dochira wrote:I think we're are missing lots of good places up here.


bro we established that many moons ago :P
20 Oct 2006, 04:46 #11311
Tu_triky wrote:
bro we established that many moons ago :P

Each time you guys mention some good stuff, I feel so left out. :puppydog:
20 Oct 2006, 04:47 #11312
dochira wrote:
Each time you guys mention some good stuff, I feel so left out. :puppydog:


at least you guys have good clam chowder bowls..... :hehe:
20 Oct 2006, 04:48 #11313
Tu_triky wrote:
at least you guys have good clam chowder bowls..... :hehe:

And possibly dungeness crab, but anything else?
20 Oct 2006, 04:50 #11314
dochira wrote:
Each time you guys mention some good stuff, I feel so left out. :puppydog:


Sounds like ill need to take a fact-finding mission and take some photos for Dochira to help him understand. :woot:
20 Oct 2006, 04:50 #11315
dochira wrote:
And possibly dungeness crab, but anything else?


well the chinese food up there tends to be better than down South. I, for one, miss Hong Kong Flower Lounge....and i totally miss Dim Sum at Koi Palace.....that place was awesome!
20 Oct 2006, 05:52 · edited #11316
Deep-fried coke a big hit at state fairs; health author callstreat "metabolic time bomb"


(NewsTarget) Coca-Cola, along with other soda makers, has been under fire lately for its products' connections to obesity, but now U.S. state fairgoers may also see their arteries under attack from the newest, unofficial version of the beverage: deep-fried Coke.
The fried coke nuggets, which are served topped with cola syrup, are the brainchild of inventor and concessionaire Abel Gonzales Jr. Recently, Gonzales modified his recipe a little to make the dough less cake-like and more spongy, so as to soak up more cola syrup.

"They were good before, but they are even better now," he said.

Gonzales has been experimenting with fried treats for a while now, making a big splash at last year's Texas State Fair with fried peanut butter, jelly and banana sandwiches. He made an even bigger impact on this year's fair with fried Coke, selling 16,000 cups in the fair's first week alone.

Fried foods have long been a staple of state fairs. Twinkies, cookies, and even pickles have been mounted on a stick, battered and deep-fried as a treat for fairgoers. Now, they can also get the Coke-battered nuggets -- topped with cola syrup -- that won the title for "most creative" at the Texas state fair in September.

State fairs in Arizona and North Carolina are picking up on the deep-fried phenomenon.

"We've been getting calls from everywhere since we introduced it," said North Carolina state fair spokesperson Elizabeth Martin. "Everyone wants to know where they can get it."

"This just goes to show you that a certain percentage of the population is always looking for a new way to commit dietary suicide," said Mike Adams, a holistic nutritionist and health author. "To eat anything fried is already bad for the heart, but to eat fried coke syrup is like setting off a metabolic time bomb in your gut. It delivers multiple dietary poisons all in one shot: high-fructose corn syrup, caffeine, cancer-causing acrylamides and heart-damaging fried fats.
"God forbid that people eat these snacks and then go donate blood. The recipient of that blood might someday be killed by the toxic shock," Adams said.
20 Oct 2006, 05:54 #11317
Ugh, that's disgusting. I bet they'll be big in Scotland :P

Elvis woulda loved them.
20 Oct 2006, 05:56 #11318
Anime Dad wrote:Ugh, that's disgusting. I bet they'll be big in Scotland :P

Elvis woulda loved them.


lol.....
20 Oct 2006, 11:57 #11319
I had satay chicken noodles from Noodlebox last night. Very tasty! I even took a photo of it, but Nokia PC suite is being crap and not connecting to my phone so I can retrieve it :(
20 Oct 2006, 12:05 #11320
Anime Dad wrote:I had satay chicken noodles from Noodlebox last night. Very tasty! I even took a photo of it, but Nokia PC suite is being crap and not connecting to my phone so I can retrieve it :(

We'll take your word for it. :victory:

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