Food, Food, and More Food Thread
Started by bmwracer · 6 Oct 2004 · 25,210 replies
General Discussion
:rofl:
The guy always plays a drunk and dirty old man. :sweat:
The guy always plays a drunk and dirty old man. :sweat:
tabana wrote::rofl:
The guy always plays a drunk and dirty old man. :sweat:
Shigeru Izumiya is a great actor....he has also appeared as a guest judge on the Dotch Cooking Show....he must drink and grub in real life too.
He looks like that. Pachinko, osake, chikan...
tabana wrote:He looks like that. Pachinko, osake, chikan...
That's called the "Holy Trinity" by Oyajis.
Oh, I see. Your knowledge of Japanese culture amaze me. :bow:
tabana wrote:Oh, I see. Your knowledge of Japanese culture amaze me. :bow:
When you get older like me you learn to appreaciate the important things in life.
Well, you're not an Oyaji. Delicious food is not a Holy Trinity. :mrgreen:
:drooling:
Starving again.
Starving again.
tabana wrote::drooling:
Starving again.
the klearly krispy, krunchy katsu is killer.
:say_yes:
We can even see blood.
We can even see blood.
Wynter LUFFS katsu... :drooling:
Past midnight... the restaurant by my house is already closed. :mecry:
Past midnight... the restaurant by my house is already closed. :mecry:
bmwracer wrote:
Yow.
That'll give any gravure model a run for their money. :beaten: :drooling:
It's sad how good that looks....sad because we are parted by a vast ocean.
That's some HD Tonkatsu. Highly Delicious Tonkatsu. @_@
Wynter wrote:Wynter LUFFS katsu... :drooling:
Past midnight... the restaurant by my house is already closed. :mecry:
That picture of tonkatsu is probably 1303 times more delicious than any version we can get here @ home.
It looks nothing short of extra-ordinary.
Tu_triky wrote:It's sad how good that looks....sad because we are parted by a vast ocean.
I hope SOMEONE designs a Transporter in my lifetime... :fingerscrossed:
bmwracer wrote:
I hope SOMEONE designs a Transporter in my lifetime... :fingerscrossed:
I'd settle for a hypersonic plane....com'on Richard Branson make it happen, big spender.
'Space Curry' for astronauts to be sold in Japan
The "Space Curry" that House Foods Corp. will start selling on Monday.A curry recognized by the Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency (JAXA) as a Japanese space food product is set to go on sale in Japan, it has been learned.
House Foods Corp. will start selling "Space Curry," which is packaged in a retort pouch, on Monday.
Japanese space food was developed for astronauts aboard the International Space Station. A total of 29 products such as ramen and rice balls were officially recognized in June. House Foods managed to have three curry products certified, and one of these, a beef curry, is going on sale.
The curry contains more nutrients than regular curry, with a higher calcium content, and since people's sense of taste diminishes in space it's made with a rich, spicy flavor.
The curry will be priced at 500 yen, excluding consumption tax. It will be sold on House Food's mail order site, and at science museums across Japan.
The "Space Curry" that House Foods Corp. will start selling on Monday.A curry recognized by the Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency (JAXA) as a Japanese space food product is set to go on sale in Japan, it has been learned.
House Foods Corp. will start selling "Space Curry," which is packaged in a retort pouch, on Monday.
Japanese space food was developed for astronauts aboard the International Space Station. A total of 29 products such as ramen and rice balls were officially recognized in June. House Foods managed to have three curry products certified, and one of these, a beef curry, is going on sale.
The curry contains more nutrients than regular curry, with a higher calcium content, and since people's sense of taste diminishes in space it's made with a rich, spicy flavor.
The curry will be priced at 500 yen, excluding consumption tax. It will be sold on House Food's mail order site, and at science museums across Japan.
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