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| Jul - General Chat - What are you eating right now? |
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| Cheap ramen is great if you add the right stuff. Cook with some bullion, add spices, maybe add some vegetables or meats if you want. It's surprisingly not bad.
As for me, just a plain "bistro bowl salad"; one of those pre-made things that costs $2.50 but does a decent job, two lunchables, and two snack packs of pretzels. Basically breakfast, snacks, and lunch at work; nothing really huge, but it keeps you going through the day  |
FieryIce Baby Mario 不知道该写什么 Level: 111      Posts: 4039/4081 EXP: 14742546 For next: 125814 Since: 12-17-08 Since last post: 22 days Last activity: 9 hours
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I made pierogi lasagna!
So how I did it? I bought a 1lb pack of (potato and cheddar) pierogis at the local Polish market. Coat a casserole in butter, put frozen pierogi evenly spread at the bottom. Mix one cup of milk and cream cheese each by heating up until it blends and adding two teaspoons of MSG, then pour all over the pierogi . Spread a layer of shredded cheddar on top and some bacon cut into small pieces. Put in the oven at 400F for 25-30 minutes and while that's done fry an onion in butter until caramelized. At the end, garnish the casserole with the onion. 10/10 would die eating  |
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Tarale Catgirl Butts Level: 64  Posts: 931/1068 EXP: 2126391 For next: 87706 Since: 07-23-07 Since last post: 21 hours Last activity: 11 hours
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| Got a huge can of this stuff called Poppycock, with cashews in it, and it keeps going into my face. Shit this should be illegal. The can should be taken away from me for my own good. |
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| Hot pockets (again). Pepperoni pizza flavor this time.
Maybe Costco-made mac & cheese tonight, depending on other things. |
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Tarale Catgirl Butts Level: 64 Posts: 933/1068 EXP: 2126391 For next: 87706 Since: 07-23-07 Since last post: 21 hours Last activity: 11 hours
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Originally posted by Xkeeper Costco is where I got the sinful Poppycock stuff from! We've only had one in Adelaide for a few years. I'm not a member, but every now and then I go with a friend who is, and I wind up buying something terrible. Even though I've been there a few times now, it's still so weird to me every time I go there. Part of the weirdness is unfamiliarity with the American brands that are available there, and part of it is the strange selection in general. I'm not used to having a place where you can buy a TV and a wireless doorbell also being the same place I can buy a canister of caramel corn and a kilogram of spreadable butter. Dammit I'm back into the canister of Poppycock again. Edit/update: I feel a bit sick again. |
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FieryIce Baby Mario 不知道该写什么 Level: 111 Posts: 4053/4081 EXP: 14742546 For next: 125814 Since: 12-17-08 Since last post: 22 days Last activity: 9 hours
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Right now I'm just having a glass of milk for breakfast. But yesterday I had a chimichanga at a local texmex restaurant:
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Reverend Crush User Level: 6  Posts: 9/19 EXP: 726 For next: 181 Since: 07-04-17 From: ATL Since last post: 6 hours Last activity: 6 hours
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| Right now, I'm eating a very sad Healthy Choice steamer that's supposed to be sesame chicken, but just looks like a bland mess.
It was either this or beef jerky. |
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| McDonalds.
I'm a little irritated that I asked twice for sweet & sour and they gave me nothing.  |
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Sanqui 1560     🦉 Level: 72  Posts: 1524/1568 EXP: 3303311 For next: 20451 Since: 12-20-09 From: Czech Republic Since last post: 17 days Last activity: 4 hours
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Leipäjuusto with lakkahillo, or Finnish squeaky cheese with cloudberry jam. Brought the cheese home from Finland, but couldn't bring the jam on an airplane. Fortunately, we could get some of the right kind from Ikea. Very tasty! |
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Originally posted by Sanqui Squeaky... cheese? 
I mean, it looks interesting, but that sure is a name. |
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StapleButter Member Level: 39  Posts: 443/459 EXP: 401624 For next: 3147 Since: 02-24-13 From: your dreams Since last post: 14 days Last activity: 6 days
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| that shit looks tasty
reminds me a little of 'crème brûlée' although that dessert isn't made of cheese or some sort of cheesecake |
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Sanqui 1560 🦉 Level: 72 Posts: 1525/1568 EXP: 3303311 For next: 20451 Since: 12-20-09 From: Czech Republic Since last post: 17 days Last activity: 4 hours
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Originally posted by Xkeeper It really does squeak against your teeth! |
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Sponty Part boy, part car; Boycar, Protector and King of Chilladelphia Level: 174  Posts: 10927/10990 EXP: 69882319 For next: 1015548 Since: 08-24-07 From: Canada Since last post: 1 day Last activity: 1 hour
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Originally posted by SanquiOriginally posted by Xkeeper We have cheese curd here in Canada that gets called squeaky cheese sometimes, buuut it looks nothing like that. |
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Q Seeker of the tru7h Level: 96  Posts: 2759/2771 EXP: 8873643 For next: 115143 Since: 08-02-07 From: Nowhere Since last post: 4 days Last activity: 7 hours
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| I've tried that kind of cheese before. It's pretty good, and it really is squeaky!
The trick is that the cheese is baked as part of its preparation. Its name literally means "bread cheese" because of it. I've never tried cloudberry jam before, but it certainly sounds a lot more appetizing than Originally posted by Xkeeper |
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FieryIce Baby Mario 不知道该写什么 Level: 111 Posts: 4063/4081 EXP: 14742546 For next: 125814 Since: 12-17-08 Since last post: 22 days Last activity: 9 hours
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Except for that chimichanga earlier, my meals have been very bland and small lately because I've been on a diet. This is today:
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Originally posted by Q After a while you forget butt to butt is installed and you just kind of roll with it. Today's lunch is "cabo pockets" (soft-taco shape soft tortillas with chicken and cheese inside) and a burger. Unhealthy as hell, but I didn't have time to make lunch or get something better. |
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| That, or toasted bagels with butter, are really good. And simple to make.
Though I like untoasted w/ cream cheese, too. |
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