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Re: Okay

Postby DeWayneTN » October 19th, 2007, 3:06 am

Ilovebigcats wrote:Have you had CiCi's? There's is really good!


Yes it is! Delicious! We used to have "Brick Oven Grill" in Cleveland and I'd get a half buffalo chicken half California white (no sauce, big pepperonis and cheese). Yummmmm! I also like CiCi's bacon ranch pizza.

other combos:
-cheese and ...anything!
-Bagels with cream cheese
-sandwich with meat, mayo, cheese and potato/corn chips stuffed inside. Yum!
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Postby TW » October 21st, 2007, 10:59 am

I just came across an interesting combination; Green Tea with a splash of apple juice. Suprisingly good. :lol:


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Postby rjc » October 21st, 2007, 4:42 pm

Peanutbutter with sliced kosher pickles on white bread, YUM, YUM
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Postby klc » October 21st, 2007, 5:18 pm

For me ...
Sweet tea, beans and cornbread, :D
Tomatoes, onions, hellmans mayo on soft white bread, :)
Ruffles potato chips and french onion dip, 8)
A bowl of cold oatmeal topped with sugar and butter, :shock:
Fried potatoes and bread & butter pickles,
Hot buttered toast and a ice cold coke - ( my favorite breakfast ) :roll:
Pork and green chili, :D
Cucumber thinly sliced with cream cheese served on pumpernickle, :D

I have a general rule, no food after 7:30 p.m. ... but now that I've written this I find myself on the hungry side, I will have to forage around the kitchen and see what I can find. :oops:
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Re: Coming out of the closet

Postby deb » October 22nd, 2007, 6:53 am

Pastor Gary wrote:
I'm with you on that, as long as by "mayo" you exclude that vile, vomitrocious, abomination from some place on the near outskirts of hell called "Miracle Whip." The only "miracle" in that whip is that anybody buys the nauseating, sickeningly-sweet mucous and then manages to keep it down. [-(


It's not that bad, Pastor Gary. I grew up on Miracle Whip and thought I despised the real thing until only recently when I was served tuna and chicken salad and wondered why it tasted so good. Found out from the host that they were made with the real thing - "mayo", that is. So you would be proud of me - I went out and bought a jar, and my family thought I was crazy. So we now have both in the fridge.

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Re: Coming out of the closet

Postby TW » October 22nd, 2007, 7:04 am

deb wrote:
Pastor Gary wrote:
I'm with you on that, as long as by "mayo" you exclude that vile, vomitrocious, abomination from some place on the near outskirts of hell called "Miracle Whip." The only "miracle" in that whip is that anybody buys the nauseating, sickeningly-sweet mucous and then manages to keep it down. [-(


It's not that bad, Pastor Gary. I grew up on Miracle Whip and thought I despised the real thing until only recently when I was served tuna and chicken salad and wondered why it tasted so good. Found out from the host that they were made with the real thing - "mayo", that is. So you would be proud of me - I went out and bought a jar, and my family thought I was crazy. So we now have both in the fridge.


If you knew what went into MW you would just go out and eat a chemistry set. :twisted:


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Re: Coming out of the closet

Postby deb » October 22nd, 2007, 7:07 am

TW wrote:
If you knew what went into MW you would just go out and eat a chemistry set. :twisted:


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Postby Paully_44 » October 22nd, 2007, 9:51 am

klc wrote:For A bowl of cold oatmeal topped with sugar and butter, :shock:


that actually sounds good. I love cold food. If leftovers, I would much prefer to eat them cold than warmed up.
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Postby soulsearcher » October 22nd, 2007, 10:38 am

Paully_44 wrote:
klc wrote:For A bowl of cold oatmeal topped with sugar and butter, :shock:


that actually sounds good. I love cold food. If leftovers, I would much prefer to eat them cold than warmed up.


Some favorite leftovers I love to eat cold:

Fried chicken or pork chops
Mac & Cheese
Baked beans
Pot Roast
Lasagna
Hot Dogs


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