Food, Food, and More Food Thread

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

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19 Sep 2007, 00:35 · edited #14561
cori wrote:

Just a smidge. Why, are you offering? ;)


you're from hawaii.."c&h pure cane sugar, that's the one"
19 Sep 2007, 05:31 #14562
cori wrote:

Would it be possible to send me some? :bow:


Yup! But it might be a while. I don't get to visit Square One often. :puppydog:
20 Sep 2007, 06:44 #14563
I was watching the music trivia quiz show Spicks & Specks last night, on it they revealed that Elvis used to eat 2 Fools Gold sandwiches at 10PM every night. So, what's a Fool's Gold Sandwich?

"An entire loaf of bread is warmed and then hollowed out. The sandwich is generously spread with peanut butter and an equally thick layer of jelly. Finally, lean bacon has to be cooked, at least a pound fried to crispness, to fill the remaining belly of the loaf. The massive loaf is then downed while the bacon is still hot."

And you wonder if Elvis is still alive? If I could stomach it, I reckon 1/4 of one would fil me up for a week :bleh:

They also said Elvis' daily calorie intake around the time of his death was around 94000 - roughly twice that of an adult elephant.
20 Sep 2007, 06:51 #14564
Anime Dad wrote:I was watching the music trivia quiz show Spicks & Specks last night, on it they revealed that Elvis used to eat 2 Fools Gold sandwiches at 10PM every night. So, what's a Fool's Gold Sandwich?


gross man.
20 Sep 2007, 06:51 #14565
Anime Dad wrote:I was watching the music trivia quiz show Spicks & Specks last night, on it they revealed that Elvis used to eat 2 Fools Gold sandwiches at 10PM every night. So, what's a Fool's Gold Sandwich?

"An entire loaf of bread is warmed and then hollowed out. The sandwich is generously spread with peanut butter and an equally thick layer of jelly. Finally, lean bacon has to be cooked, at least a pound fried to crispness, to fill the remaining belly of the loaf. The massive loaf is then downed while the bacon is still hot."

And you wonder if Elvis is still alive? If I could stomach it, I reckon 1/4 of one would fil me up for a week :bleh:

They also said Elvis' daily calorie intake around the time of his death was around 94000 - roughly twice that of an adult elephant.


This is part of most of his biographies. It's no surprise in his later years he really let himself go. He had a lot of health problems because of his eating habits.
20 Sep 2007, 07:24 #14566
Anime Dad wrote:They also said Elvis' daily calorie intake around the time of his death was around 94000 - roughly twice that of an adult elephant.


So he was actually quite thin - he was only the size of a baby elephant when he died.
20 Sep 2007, 07:28 #14567
thtl wrote:

So he was actually quite thin - he was only the size of a baby elephant when he died.


technically he was a roast suckling elephant...but that's not important.
20 Sep 2007, 08:29 · edited #14568
Wynter wrote:

Yup! But it might be a while. I don't get to visit Square One often. :puppydog:


That's fine. :) I'm not in a rush for any snacks because someone is sending me a bunch of chocolate soon. :victory:

Today I went to Broke Da Mouth Bakery and bought a few cookies: oatmeal raisin, chocolate macnut, and chocolate biscotti. I'm planning on sending the biscotti to a friend, but I wish I bought some for myself since they were really tasty. Maybe I'll go back another time. Also wish I bought a pie or cake because they're really delicious:

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(Pic taken from Mochi Maui's Diary )
20 Sep 2007, 08:31 #14569
Tu_triky wrote:

technically he was a roast suckling elephant...but that's not important.


:hehe: :beatyou:
20 Sep 2007, 09:17 #14570
cori wrote:oatmeal raisin

Woof!
20 Sep 2007, 09:46 #14571
cori wrote:

That's fine. :) I'm not in a rush for any snacks because someone is sending me a bunch of chocolate soon. :victory:

Today I went to Broke Da Mouth Bakery and bought a few cookies: oatmeal raisin, chocolate macnut, and chocolate biscotti. I'm planning on sending the biscotti to a friend, but I wish I bought some for myself since they were really tasty. Maybe I'll go back another time. Also wish I bought a pie or cake because they're really delicious:

[image]
(Pic taken from Mochi Maui's Diary )


macnut? What's that?
20 Sep 2007, 09:48 #14572
Wynter wrote:macnut? What's that?

Macadamia nut.
20 Sep 2007, 09:48 #14573
Nothing to do with Steve Jobs :P It would be a macadamia nut.
20 Sep 2007, 09:51 #14574
bmwracer wrote:
Macadamia nut.


That's what I thought but I thought I'd verify before saying that I have LUFF macadamia nuts!
20 Sep 2007, 09:52 #14575
I hate macadamia nuts. :bleh:
20 Sep 2007, 09:53 #14576
bmwracer wrote:I hate macadamia nuts. :bleh:


I've never had them besides in a cookie, so I can't tell ya otherwise. I love them in cookies.

Mind you, today I opted for Peanut butter and chunky chip cookies. :good:
20 Sep 2007, 09:55 #14577
I hate nuts in cookies. :bleh:
20 Sep 2007, 09:56 #14578
Wynter wrote:

That's what I thought but I thought I'd verify before saying that I have LUFF macadamia nuts!


me too!
20 Sep 2007, 09:59 #14579
bmwracer wrote:I hate nuts in cookies. :bleh:


To each his own.

Anime Dad wrote:

me too!


:woot: >>high fives<<
20 Sep 2007, 10:58 #14580
Wynter wrote:To each his own.

Yup. :P

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