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Texas?
Texas?
Bend_The_Knee
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In a mofongo mood for dinner tonight.
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Nothing new. I have a friend from the US who lives in Europe now. She wasn’t able to eat any fast food in the states because she would get nasty allergic reactions. Now she has it occasionally in England and she tolerates it just fine.
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sounds like she's allergic to freedom dude. 
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Tacos
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Wait they're rocking all that **** and fries still not as good as they were 20 years ago?
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friend of mine is having a Hibachi Chef at her house tonight for her bday.
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They can’t totally duplicate the old taste from when they were actually cooked in beef fat. They get close by adding beef flavor to the vegetable oil they use, but it’s not quite the same.
Anyone in here ever had the U.K version?
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No way straight beef fat is less healthy than all that. Especially with more knowledge of fats and oils nowadays.
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Agreed. And since they’re not vegetarian how they’re cooked now, might as well just go back to the tallow.
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From that post, I’ve had all but fruit loops. The difference in taste is very noticeable. Can’t quite put your finger on what it is while eating it but it just tastes… better/cleaner. I also tend to feel less bloated/crappy after eating EU snack food/condiments.
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Ackee & Saltfish with festival at the Jerk Spot in Culver City
The two plantain *** strikes again
The two plantain *** strikes again
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I like hibachi food but it's simple. Don't think i'd ever pay for a chef to go to my house to make fried rice and beef/chicken/shrimp.
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Plan on using this recipe one of these days:
The Most Crowd-Pleasing Breakfast Is Also the Most Unexpected
With the proper liquid-to-oat ratio, you can make oatmeal for a crowd anytime, anywhere.
Cliff notes:
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Joey Badazz album is what I was referring too lol. Yeah parent swag is crazy to normal people that aren’t up on it
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Just learn the fried rice and get the sauces and you good. Chopped steak and chicken with some skrimps and you got an easy home run.
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lawdog1
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He gave the name. It’s actually called “The Jerk Spot”.
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Lmaooo! Oops. I thought he was just calling it a jerk spot in Culver. Lol.
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I figured. Reasonable mistake
lawdog1
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What if the chef has Benihana showmanship skills? Can toss shrimps in partygoers mouths and whatnot.
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I look forward to the showmanship.
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If guests just want some skrimp in they mouf just let me know that up front ol son
