Food, Food, and More Food Thread

bmwracer wrote:
Yeah, that ain't gonna fly... They should stick with protesting outside of fur stores in Rodeo Drive...

Or in Ginza....they'd probably throw them out on their faux fur asses.....

Nice thick cut of shimofuri beef should assauge the PETA heads
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Whoa. :drooling:

bmwracer wrote:Whoa. :drooling:

If I was standing near that teppan (steel grill) I'd probably trip and burn my head, trying to get a closer look. <insert tripping emoticon>

Tu_triky wrote:If I was standing near that teppan (steel grill) I'd probably trip and burn my head, trying to get a closer look. <insert tripping emoticon>

That's some serious splatter that'll make you get fatter.

bmwracer wrote:
That's some serious splatter that'll make you get fatter.

:hehe: Good show, mate. :hehe:

But each fattening bite, is pure delight.

Tu_triky wrote:But each fattening bite, is pure delight.

:hehe: :rofl:

Can't top that... Or argue with it. :applaud:

bmwracer wrote:
:hehe: :rofl:

Can't top that... Or argue with it. :applaud:

:P

Neither can I...let's go find some beef :D

Tu_triky wrote:Neither can I...let's go find some beef :D

Too late: I had my marinated salmon. :victory:

bmwracer wrote:
Too late: I had my marinated salmon. :victory:

Can't go wrong with that....I had a can of Vital Choice Wild Red Salmon and some asparagus for lunch yesterday. :)

By the way I bought the Wild Alaskan Salmon from Costco a while back to compare the taste to the Vital Choice brand.....even though the Costco Kirkland brand is Wild Alaskan as well, it tasted ass....it was vastly inferior in flavor, texture, and oil content. Two Big Fins DOWN.

Tu_triky wrote:By the way I bought the Wild Alaskan Salmon from Costco a while back to compare the taste to the Vital Choice brand.....even though the Costco Kirkland brand is Wild Alaskan as well, it tasted ass....it was vastly inferior in flavor, texture, and oil content. Two Big Fins DOWN.

Really...? :sweat:

bmwracer wrote:
Really...? :sweat:

I must admit I was probably spoiled by the superior quality of the Vital Choice brand....it's like going to your favorite sushi joint and then going to Todai for sushi....you are sorely disappointed.

Edit: The Costco Kirkland brand is in a black and burgundy can....I have seen at one time or another another non-Costco brand of canned Pink Salmon that comes in a white can....perhaps that's better, I dunno tho.

Tu_triky wrote:I must admit I was probably spoiled by the superior quality of the Vital Choice brand....it's like going to your favorite sushi joint and then going to Todai for sushi....you are sorely disappointed.

Edit: The Costco Kirkland brand is in a black and burgundy can....I have seen at one time or another another non-Costco brand of canned Pink Salmon....perhaps that's better, I dunno tho.

I'm at the Vital Choice site right now... Their salmon is pricey... :shocked: :sweat:

bmwracer wrote:
I'm at the Vital Choice site right now... Their salmon is pricey... :shocked: :sweat:

Yeah it's pretty expensive...the Costco Brand was 3 or 4 cans for 14 bucks...it's a bit cheaper, but it tastes bad.

Tu_triky wrote:Yeah it's pretty expensive...the Costco Brand was 3 or 4 cans for 14 bucks...it's a bit cheaper, but it tastes bad.

Wonder how the Morey's fillets compare to the Vital Choice ones... At over five times the cost. :sweat:

bmwracer wrote:
Really...? :sweat:

Yeah, I concur with this. They really lost something when they switched suppliers.

bmwracer wrote:
Wonder how the Morey's fillets compare to the Vital Choice ones... At over five times the cost. :sweat:

The difference there isn't so stark...I've had the Vital Choice ones....they're really good and have a great color but the difference in taste isn't so great....I'm referring to the Vital Choice sockeye...I'd love to try their King Salmon...but that's even pricier :sweat:

Soup & Pasta in a can
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With a folding fork
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is that ready-to-eat?

monta wrote:is that ready-to-eat?

:say_yes: