Food, Food, and More Food Thread

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

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30 Dec 2007, 03:57 #16161
bmwracer wrote:
Yup.

Back in the States... Her two-year stint in Switzerland is over.


Is she here to stay?
30 Dec 2007, 03:59 #16162
Wynter wrote:Is she here to stay?

Nope.

Heading back to Virginia on New Year's Eve... :(
30 Dec 2007, 04:05 #16163
Does she like Virginia, or does she live there for a reason?
30 Dec 2007, 04:07 #16164
kitakaze wrote:Does she like Virginia, or does she live there for a reason?

She works for the government... Langley, if you get my drift. :sweat:
30 Dec 2007, 04:10 #16165
bmwracer wrote:
She works for the government... Langley, if you get my drift. :sweat:


I guess I better not mess with you, I don't want to disappear :sweat:
30 Dec 2007, 04:17 #16166
kitakaze wrote:I guess I better not mess with you, I don't want to disappear :sweat:

Her, not me.

Wonder if she carries a government issue pistol...? :sweat:
30 Dec 2007, 04:19 #16167
bmwracer wrote:
Her, not me.

Wonder if she carries a government issue pistol...? :sweat:


Yikes! :sweat:

That's totally cool tho. You should ask her tonight. Avoid metal detectors.
30 Dec 2007, 04:21 #16168
Wynter wrote:You should ask her tonight.

It's sort of an unwritten rule that we don't talk about her job... :sweat:
30 Dec 2007, 04:22 #16169
bmwracer wrote:
It's sort of an unwritten rule that we don't talk about her job... :sweat:


Ohhhhhh... she's not part of the secret services is she? :sweat:

I'm liking her more and more already. :victory:
30 Dec 2007, 04:26 #16170
Wynter wrote:she's not part of the secret services is she?

Nope.

At least that's what she tells me. :sweat:
30 Dec 2007, 05:20 #16171
Watching America's Test Kitchen... They're making pulled pork sandwiches and cornbread...

Yum.
30 Dec 2007, 05:21 #16172
bmwracer wrote:Watching America's Test Kitchen... They're making pulled pork sandwiches and cornbread...

Yum.


So what kinda grub do they have at King's Hawaiian.....Moco Loco, Portuguese Sausage and other traditional Hawaiian foods.
30 Dec 2007, 05:23 #16173
Tu_triky wrote:

So what kinda grub do they have at King's Hawaiian.....Moco Loco, Portuguese Sausage and other traditional Hawaiian foods.


Sorry to be anal here, but it's Loco Moco. ;)

Curious though--do they carry spam musubi? :mrgreen:
30 Dec 2007, 05:26 #16174
cori wrote:

Sorry to be anal here, but it's Loco Moco. ;)

Curious though--do they carry spam musubi? :mrgreen:


Sorry, my bad! Thanks for the correction.
30 Dec 2007, 05:28 #16175
Tu_triky wrote:So what kinda grub do they have at King's Hawaiian.....Moco Loco, Portuguese Sausage and other traditional Hawaiian foods.

Yup... Kalua Pork, Saimin, Fried Saimin, Huli Huli Chicken, etc.

It's okay, but I think the quantity and quality is better at The Loft.

The bakery isn't bad, either, but again, I think the Hawaiian cakes (Lilikoi!!) from Ishigo Bakery (now closed, sadly) in Gardena were much better.
30 Dec 2007, 05:30 #16176
cori wrote:Curious though--do they carry spam musubi? :mrgreen:

They do.

I never understood the buzz about spam musubi... I'd rather have plain ol' onigiri.
30 Dec 2007, 05:32 #16177
bmwracer wrote:
Yup... Kalua Pork, Saimin, Fried Saimin, Huli Huli Chicken, etc.

It's okay, but I think the quantity and quality is better at The Loft.

The bakery isn't bad, either, but again, I think the Hawaiian cakes (Lilikoi!!) from Ishigo Bakery (now closed, sadly) in Gardena were much better.


Thanks for the rundown...I've never been...I've heard good reviews re: The Loft.
30 Dec 2007, 05:36 #16178
bmwracer wrote:
They do.

I never understood the buzz about spam musubi... I'd rather have plain ol' onigiri.


I'm not too fond of spam musubi either. I'd rather have tonkatsu musubi or shoyu chicken musubi. Huli huli chicken would be wonderful here. :victory:

Is dry saimin = dry mein?

And yuck @ lilikoi cake. I'm not a fan of traditional Hawaiian food in general. With the exception of kalua pig. :D
30 Dec 2007, 05:43 #16179
cori wrote:And yuck @ lilikoi cake. I'm not a fan of traditional Hawaiian food in general. With the exception of kalua pig. :D

Ohh... Ishigo bakery made a WONDERFUL Lilikoi cake... Their pineapple and guava cakes were really good, too....
30 Dec 2007, 05:49 #16180
bmwracer wrote:
Ohh... Ishigo bakery made a WONDERFUL Lilikoi cake... Their pineapple and guava cakes were really good, too....


You'd probably like the Queen Emma cake made at Broke Da Mouth bakery. It features a triple threat of lilikoi, guava, and haupia. :bleh: :bleh: :bleh: I got that cake for my birthday once and was not thrilled about it at all. :grumble:

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