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"Bad" Food Thread: A Whole Night of Self-Doubt, Regret and Food Baby
Mego Thor"I say thee...NAY!"Registered Userregular
As a life-long theme park enthusiast, I freakin' LOVE theme park food. Some of my favorites are at Universal Studios Islands of Adventure in Orlando.
I will gladly pay you Tuesday for a hamburger today. Note that there is no one in line because they are only opened seasonally, not because the burgers are terrible.
Nothing says "hey, let's get some ice cream" quite like a spread-eagled comics character.
I made a pepperoni melt last night, it was absolutely delicious! Before I buttered the outsides, I lightly buttered the insides of the bread and put some garlic powder on it, then put a slice each of mozz, provolone, and cheddar, with pepperoni in between the cheeses.
And before we get into that, I call it a pepperoni melt because I feel that is a more apt description.
Last weekend I made grilled cheese and bacon sandwiches. I call them that instead of a bacon melt because, to me, a bacon melt could be a grilled cheese and bacon, or it could be a BLT melt. "Bacon melt" isn't quite specific enough for me.
Yay the bad food thread is back finally! I got KFC/Taco Bell over the weekend.
I needed somewhere to brag about the smoked brisket and baby back ribs I made over the weekend (OMG, so good!), but didn't want to start out a new thread with it.
On the subject of movie popcorn, every time I go to concessions and overhear someone requesting popcorn with no butter or salt I can practically see the employees wishing for death to come take either the customer or themselves.
At the movie theater near me, there's a little stand where you can add your own butter and salt. My boyfriend tries to kill us with amount he adds to the popcorn. :?
Extra butter they will gladly do. No butter/salt means they have to dedicate an entire machine to no butter/salt at the beginning of the day, so becoming overwhelmed with orders for regular popcorn because of production issues is greater, and they have to haul out the special popcorn from the dark corner of the Abyssal Storeroom because normal movie popcorn has salt and butter already in it.
The theaters I go to you have to butter your own popcorn. They have the pseudo-butter on tap next to the coke machines.
Sadly, that means that only the top inch or so of popcorn gets any butter because the bags are stuffed too full to shake it around. Of course the alternative to that is pissed off customers griping about only getting 3/4s of a bag of popcorn for their money, which nobody wants to stand behind that person in line.
At the movie theater near me, there's a little stand where you can add your own butter and salt. My boyfriend tries to kill us with amount he adds to the popcorn. :?
I don't care for movie theater "butter", but Lady Sif always complains about how much salt I put on our popcorn. If you don't salt it enough, the popcorn at the bottom will be plain!
Yeah the movie theater food prices are completely ridiculous. If I'm feeling stingy I'll just sneak in McDonald's or something since there's one down the street. Yay for big purses!
There's a restaurant in town called Biskit Junkie. Just biscuit sandwiches. I had the Hungry Man: Fried chicken, candied bacon, gravy and American cheese. It was fantastic.
Sheetz has the best breakfast sandwich menu there is. Choose your bread, choose your meat. Fried, scrambled, or white egg. Want a hashbrown on it? What kinda cheese(s). More meat? Different meat? all the fixins, sauces. It's just crazy.
At the movie theater near me, there's a little stand where you can add your own butter and salt. My boyfriend tries to kill us with amount he adds to the popcorn. :?
The place near me has a stand like that, but it serves margarine instead of butter.
So I ask for butter behind the counter, and then I also add margarine later on because they never add enough!
On the subject of movie popcorn, every time I go to concessions and overhear someone requesting popcorn with no butter or salt I can practically see the employees wishing for death to come take either the customer or themselves.
As a cinema naif I need this solecism explained to me. What is so bad about doing this?
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And before we get into that, I call it a pepperoni melt because I feel that is a more apt description.
Last weekend I made grilled cheese and bacon sandwiches. I call them that instead of a bacon melt because, to me, a bacon melt could be a grilled cheese and bacon, or it could be a BLT melt. "Bacon melt" isn't quite specific enough for me.
And now I really want a BLT melt for lunch.
They are better than I thought
I needed somewhere to brag about the smoked brisket and baby back ribs I made over the weekend (OMG, so good!), but didn't want to start out a new thread with it.
Take that "healthy breakfasts" and "nutrition"!
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I like the movie theater cheese fries. :P
We call it popcakes.
Sadly, that means that only the top inch or so of popcorn gets any butter because the bags are stuffed too full to shake it around. Of course the alternative to that is pissed off customers griping about only getting 3/4s of a bag of popcorn for their money, which nobody wants to stand behind that person in line.
2.50 extra
Like that is twice the price of my tickets, I'ma just go without snacks, thanks.
I don't care for movie theater "butter", but Lady Sif always complains about how much salt I put on our popcorn. If you don't salt it enough, the popcorn at the bottom will be plain!
I'll just sneak in a 2 lb bag of Sour Patch kids under my jacket or in my pockets.
I like big pockets.
I feel left out on sneaking food into theaters.
http://www.today.com/popculture/regal-cinemas-begin-searching-bags-theaters-prior-admission-t39756
That seems like a very legitimate thing, these days
I am creative. I will wear a hat and place a bag of candy + soda underneath and jam it on.
Man, if you're not wearing a top hat with a 7-11 big gulp in it already...
Too much soda? I know these words but when arranged in this order they make no sense.
The place near me has a stand like that, but it serves margarine instead of butter.
So I ask for butter behind the counter, and then I also add margarine later on because they never add enough!
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This is like calling a Big Gulp too much soda...
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I have good news for you!
As a cinema naif I need this solecism explained to me. What is so bad about doing this?