Food, Food, and More Food Thread

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

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5 Mar 2005, 08:38 #1541
Well, where there's folks, who have kids, in your office, there's fundraising askances. And if there's fundraising there's a good chance those "World's Finest Chocolate Continental Almonds" are being sold.

I love those chocolates. What do ya'll think?
5 Mar 2005, 09:53 #1542
The Man wrote:Well, where there's folks, who have kids, in your office, there's fundraising askances. And if there's fundraising there's a good chance those "World's Finest Chocolate Continental Almonds" are being sold.

I love those chocolates. What do ya'll think?


I can never stop eating them once I start. I just keep popping the darn things in my mouth! Everytime I see someone coming towards me with the box I have to run the other way or else I end up buying 3 - 4 boxes! :beaten:
5 Mar 2005, 09:54 #1543
The Man wrote:"World's Finest Chocolate Continental Almonds"

I think that's a misnomer.
5 Mar 2005, 10:21 #1544
Rinrin wrote:

I can never stop eating them once I start. I just keep popping the darn things in my mouth! Everytime I see someone coming towards me with the box I have to run the other way or else I end up buying 3 - 4 boxes! :beaten:


Yeah, there you go. I feel the same. That and See's candy is the only candy that I eat. Must be goin' 'round ya'll's office, too, RinRin.

bmwracer wrote:

The Man wrote:
"World's Finest Chocolate Continental Almonds"


I think that's a misnomer.


Well, that's what the name on the box says, no commas, semi-colons, et al. to separate the description. I think the company or brand is called "World's Finest Chocolates" and the specific product is "Continental Almonds," which begs the question, does chocolate-covered almonds constitute the entirety of the edible as a "continental almond"?

Come to think of it, if I were to re-write it, would be . . . "World's Finest Chocolate, with Continental Almonds," whatever "continental almonds" are. You know, incorporate the brand with the product name. Hmmm.

But, the name's worked for ages. When I was a li'l kid, I remember having to sell 'em for little league or school for trips to the mainland or whatever. The company must be making a mint (pardon the pun. Heh, maybe that should be another variation, "World's Finest Mint Chocolates" [with almonds too? ] :applaud: :grumble: .) :victory: .
8 Mar 2005, 08:49 #1545
Damn. :bonk:

These kettle cooked jalapeno potato chips from Lay's are addicting. Yum!
-PCM
8 Mar 2005, 11:49 #1546
pcmodem wrote:Damn. :bonk:

These kettle cooked jalapeno potato chips from Lay's are addicting. Yum!

If you like those, try the Tostitos Jalapeno tortilla chips... Oishii...!! :thumbsup:
9 Mar 2005, 04:10 #1547
wow, i didn't know lay's still made those. back in high school, i think we were all addicted to 'texas style jalapeno potato chips' in the purple game. we literally licked the bag clean.

i can't find them anymore in hawaii. lately, we've had poore brothers and tim's jalapeno chips. man, i could probably eat several bags by myself! :mrgreen:
9 Mar 2005, 06:44 #1548
me + jalapeno potato chips = :hot: :ill: :shit:
9 Mar 2005, 07:51 #1549
kitakaze wrote:me + jalapeno potato chips = :hot: :ill: :shit:

Poor guy.
9 Mar 2005, 09:55 #1550
jholic wrote:wow, i didn't know lay's still made those. back in high school, i think we were all addicted to 'texas style jalapeno potato chips' in the purple game. we literally licked the bag clean.

i can't find them anymore in hawaii. lately, we've had poore brothers and tim's jalapeno chips. man, i could probably eat several bags by myself! :mrgreen:


those are some good chips, had them before, jalapeno poore bros chips, one of the best. Along with Doritos nacho flavor :bonk: :applaud:
9 Mar 2005, 11:16 #1551
qilver wrote:Doritos nacho flavor :bonk: :applaud:

Gack. :bleh:
9 Mar 2005, 21:26 #1552
I am totally hooked on Potato chips :metaldevil:
and junk food....but also i love makisushi :dancing:
But I bought Nori 2 weaks ago,and when i tried cooked it,it was very,very strange (my mother said>disgusting :usuck: )it was not so bad!!!!! :grumble:
9 Mar 2005, 23:10 #1553
Vasary wrote:I am totally hooked on Potato chips :metaldevil:
and junk food....but also i love makisushi :dancing:
But I bought Nori 2 weaks ago,and when i tried cooked it,it was very,very strange (my mother said>disgusting :usuck: )it was not so bad!!!!! :grumble:

Hmm, you can get nori in Slovakia? That's surprising...
10 Mar 2005, 01:01 #1554
I don't even think I can get that here. I have to go to San Francisco.
10 Mar 2005, 02:27 #1555
What is Nori?? :sweat:
10 Mar 2005, 02:40 #1556
Isn't that seaweed? I'm not sure if they make the snack kind, but I just had some yesterday. I'm connected.... :rofl:
10 Mar 2005, 03:32 #1557
kitakaze wrote:Isn't that seaweed?

Yep. :)
10 Mar 2005, 03:42 #1558
Do you know what the little strips of seaweed you eat for snacks is called?
10 Mar 2005, 04:45 · edited #1559
kitakaze wrote:Do you know what the little strips of seaweed you eat for snacks is called?


Nori.

Most Safeways in the SF Bay carry nori in the Asian food section.
-PCM

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NOTE:
Buy nori in an Asian market if you can, as most Asian markets carry nori for 25%-50% less than Safeway, Albertsons, etc.
10 Mar 2005, 04:47 #1560
pcmodem wrote:Nori.

Most Safeways in the SF Bay carry nori in the Asian food section.

I think he means what's the Japanese name for those nori strips...

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