What's the Last Thing You Ate? (hot dog and Costco discussion, but that was a long time ago) Showing 1,951-2,000 of 5,577

[Lobstergirl, el principe]

Cauliflower chunklet.

[Cynthia]

Around here that is popular to have photos in Chinese and Thai restaurants. Not the high-end ones, but some of the places frequented by international students. They may not know what something is called in English, so they check out the photos.

[Lobstergirl, el principe]

Yes, I have seen that in all sorts of low-end Asian restaurants.

[Félix]

Sambo's Denny's has them, too.

[Riona]

homemade mac and cheese with around 5 different kinds of cheese. yum.

[Sally, la reina]

You can tell a tourist trap in Europe and in Asia as those with picture menus.

[Sally, la reina]

Last thing I ate:
spaghetti with meatballs
chard with vinegar and salt
garlic bread
wheat beer

now
white wine

[Phil]

A handful of Waffle Crisp cereal.

[Emily]

Spaghetti pescatore & a glass of red. Now what's for dinner?

[evie]

I have seen Asian restaurants displaying plastic replicas of their meal selection.

[Jim]

A Morning Bun

[Lobstergirl, el principe]

evie wrote: "I have seen Asian restaurants displaying plastic replicas of their meal selection."

Yeah, when is that ever appealing?

Also not appealing: when the real food, a whole meal, is put on a plate and sits in some kind of display window. It forces you to think about how long the food has been sitting there and how nasty and congealed it's getting.

[Lobstergirl, el principe]

Five Guys french fries.

[evie]

White chocolate gelato.

[Sally, la reina]

I am currently resisting the urge to drive to Daylight Donuts.

[evie]

I regret eating pizza and gelato.

[Sally, la reina]

I made blueberry muffins instead.

[Félix]

That's better.

[Lobstergirl, el principe]

Drinking coffee.

[Sally, la reina]

diet coke

[Mark]

Just made myself some mixed pasta with fresh peppers,(Three kinds), mushrooms, Onions and garlic. Threw in my usual mix of garlic salt, Chilli,Paprika, Mixed herbs, white pepper, oregano and salt. It was fantastic.

[Sally, la reina]

That sounds lovely. mmmm.

[Stina]

Lean Cuisine

[Félix]

Queen Leasine, as I always call it. Don't ask why. I have no reason.

[Lobstergirl, el principe]

Somehow it sounds queasier that way.

[Lobstergirl, el principe]

I haven't had solid food since Smarties, late last night.

[Félix]

Nacho Cheese Doritos and French onion dip.

[Lobstergirl, el principe]

Tortilla chips, spinach dip.

[Félix]

Are you entertaining this evening?

[Mark]

I'm always entertaining.

[Félix]

Except when you're not.

[Lobstergirl, el principe]

Yes and no.

[Lobstergirl, el principe]

A mini cruller.

[Riona]

a flank steak sandwich with caramelized onions and blue cheese. some fries too.

[Félix]

Oooooh Riona.

[Cynthia]

My Sharona.

[Cynthia]

This a.m. I had coffee and egg in a hole.

Not going to go too nuts on breakfast as I am attending a fundraiser for Christie Vilsack (running against Steve King for US Congress) and there is state fair food. I am hoping for a decent corn dog and a big glass of fresh lemonade.

[Mark]

Did you eat in a terrible place or is 'egg in a hole' a thing?

[Félix]

Also sometimes called "toad in the hole."

http://www.kraftrecipes.com/recipes/t...

[Mark]

I do know what that means. On a humorous side based on other peoples attempt to look intelligent. A year or too ago when I was genuinely interested in making a point about language and genuinely cared about proper and theoretical linguistics my friend Paul who has many humorous qualities btw. Pointed to a box of 'Toad on the Hole' laughed and said one word that was meant to make a point, "Marketing. The joke for him being that it sounded a wee bit wrong in the screaming 'harder, harder...oh God...Oh God!!' kind of way. The point being that he didn't realize it was a long standing name for the product and just thought that it was ridiculously sexualized advertising. Never make a point when you don't know what you are talking about.

[evie]

Félix wrote: "Also sometimes called "toad in the hole."

http://www.kraftrecipes.com/recipes/t..."

My MIL called it "moon over Miami."

[Félix]

Moons Over My Hammy, From Sambo's Denny's:

[evie]

That's a lot of moons and hammy!

[Félix]

Yeah, I didn't eat that. I was just demonstrating an example for the record.

[evie]

Your arteries will thank you.

[Sally, la reina]

I just ate a tunafish sandwich on everything bagel with CSA lettuce, scapes, and white onion with farmer's market tomatoes.

[Cynthia]

Fundraiser food was disappointing, except for some homemade herby cheese straw type crackers. Divine and certainly not State Fair food.

[Félix]

Bummer.

[Laurin]

Jingos! Parmesan garlic crackers.

[Félix]