I hope GOAT has cans that look like movie props just like Good Ass Beer
Oh and the box it comes in is even more suspect.
WHAT TIME IS IT?!
Why, Beer Thirty of course.
I have drank more Beer 30 than I ever care to admit.
I never have, and the descriptions of it being worse that busch mean I....well honestly I'd still try it just to try it. But I don't have high hopes. As a person who will swill gallons of PBR and coors light with anybody, and have never turned down a free beer.
My dad's favorite beer was busch
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#pipeCocky Stride, Musky odoursPope of Chili TownRegistered Userregular
I'm a fan of House Beer personally. I feel like it looks perfectly like a prop beer where they need a beer that looks real but can't actually use a real brand.
Worst beer I've ever had is Walgreen's Big Flats 1901. Its $0.50 a can. It is impossibly bad.
Reminds me of when I was in college and energy drinks were kicking off. One of the worst tastes I can remember. A $.50 can of Steven Seagal energy drink. The thought almost makes me wretch.
I made schnitzel and chipotle ham cauliflower "mashed potatoes" for dinner and I do not understand the dickwaving about these cauliflower mashed potatoes or tater tots.
They’re tasty but there is basically never a good reason to wave your dick and yet somehow humans do it constantly.
Coconut oil, mostly. Which, despite the recent and inexplicable hype, is just about as high in saturated fat as beef tallow.
Inexplicable?!?
Good sir, I'll have you know that coconut oil is not only perfect to cook with in place of most fats, it's also the perfect hair conditioner, the perfect skin moisturiser, the perfect bearing grease, the perfect alternative fuel for diesel engines, the perfect fire retardant, the perfect medium for liquid-cooling your p.c., the perfect topping for pizza, and it also cures diabetes, syphilis, cancer, and AIDS.
Coconut oil, mostly. Which, despite the recent and inexplicable hype, is just about as high in saturated fat as beef tallow.
Inexplicable?!?
Good sir, I'll have you know that coconut oil is not only perfect to cook with in place of most fats, it's also the perfect hair conditioner, the perfect skin moisturiser, the perfect bearing grease, the perfect alternative fuel for diesel engines, the perfect fire retardant, the perfect medium for liquid-cooling your p.c., the perfect topping for pizza, and it also cures diabetes, syphilis, cancer, and AIDS.
How's it work as a personal lubricant?
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knitdanIn ur baseKillin ur guysRegistered Userregular
If you mix it with tonic water it also cures malaria
“I was quick when I came in here, I’m twice as quick now”
-Indiana Solo, runner of blades
Coconut oil, mostly. Which, despite the recent and inexplicable hype, is just about as high in saturated fat as beef tallow.
Inexplicable?!?
Good sir, I'll have you know that coconut oil is not only perfect to cook with in place of most fats, it's also the perfect hair conditioner, the perfect skin moisturiser, the perfect bearing grease, the perfect alternative fuel for diesel engines, the perfect fire retardant, the perfect medium for liquid-cooling your p.c., the perfect topping for pizza, and it also cures diabetes, syphilis, cancer, and AIDS.
You're thinking about corn.
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A quarter pound retail Beyond Burger patty, like you'd get out of your grocer's meat cooler, has 20g of fat, 5g of which is saturated...the other half of that Carl's Jr burger's fat comes from the mayo and cheese.
Only if I found myself reaching for something to defend myself from an angry civet cat after the apocrylypse.
I wonder how many people that a Beyond Burger would appeal to will stop at a Carl's Jr and order one, with a side e. coli salad, considering all the cross-contamination with meat that could happen, and the fact that Carl's Jr is a place that, well, makes its money selling meat.
Tried a new Chinese place here called the Kirin Hut. New as in I've never been, but it's been here for awhile I guess and it's also family run so hey sure I'll try them out. Price isn't much to speak of, but the food is tasty. Got some General Tso's chicken since that's my gold standard go-to entree and it was good. Also saw they serve boba but that menu had something like 30+ entries on it and I was a bit intimidated to figure out which one I wanted to try if any.
A quarter pound retail Beyond Burger patty, like you'd get out of your grocer's meat cooler, has 20g of fat, 5g of which is saturated...the other half of that Carl's Jr burger's fat comes from the mayo and cheese.
Only if I found myself reaching for something to defend myself from an angry civet cat after the apocrylypse.
I wonder how many people that a Beyond Burger would appeal to will stop at a Carl's Jr and order one, with a side e. coli salad, considering all the cross-contamination with meat that could happen, and the fact that Carl's Jr is a place that, well, makes its money selling meat.
.... This strikes me as profoundly and unnecessarily hostile and judgemental.
TBH I might try the Carl's Jr. Beyond burger some time this weekend. I've been eating vegetarian since the new year and I go out to drive for Uber on the weekends, and it's nice that they've got a vegetarian entree option that isn't a salad minus the meat. It's somewhat difficult to find cheap eats that are both filling and vegetarian.
Usually I can default to a wide variety of Asian restaurants since they usually have at least a few vegetarian rice or noodle dishes, but already I occasionally want a burg and it's nice to see a burg I can eat.
Worst beer I've ever had is Walgreen's Big Flats 1901. Its $0.50 a can. It is impossibly bad.
Reminds me of when I was in college and energy drinks were kicking off. One of the worst tastes I can remember. A $.50 can of Steven Seagal energy drink. The thought almost makes me wretch.
Hey @LaOs is that a Saskatchewan thing? Reminds me of Dude Beer
I actually think they're from Alberta, since I've only ever seen Beer Beer STRONG on a camping trip with friends who had recently brought a variety of stuff back from a trip over there.
I just checked the liquor board website (www.saskliquor.com) and they don't have it listed, so it probably came from Alberta. (BTW, that has to be one of my favourite government websites. I just wish it had a mobile version rather than having to navigate the desktop site on my phone.) @Decius
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My dad's favorite beer was busch
Australia!
Need some stuff designed or printed? I can help with that.
They also make a strong version.
Of course.
Well surely there's somewhere that will deliver a munchie box to you?
You'd think it would be better after 118 years of aging.
Unfortunately not.
Reminds me of when I was in college and energy drinks were kicking off. One of the worst tastes I can remember. A $.50 can of Steven Seagal energy drink. The thought almost makes me wretch.
They’re tasty but there is basically never a good reason to wave your dick and yet somehow humans do it constantly. I think you mean half past beer.
I never finish anyth
It looks like this:
The thing has 40 grams of fat.
Arby's is selling this monstrosity:
It has 47 grams of fat.
What the hell is in that fake meat?
Inexplicable?!?
Good sir, I'll have you know that coconut oil is not only perfect to cook with in place of most fats, it's also the perfect hair conditioner, the perfect skin moisturiser, the perfect bearing grease, the perfect alternative fuel for diesel engines, the perfect fire retardant, the perfect medium for liquid-cooling your p.c., the perfect topping for pizza, and it also cures diabetes, syphilis, cancer, and AIDS.
How's it work as a personal lubricant?
-Indiana Solo, runner of blades
From their website, the ingredients are:
So the other half of that Carl's Jr burger's fat comes from the mayo and cheese.
You're thinking about corn.
Only if I found myself reaching for something to defend myself from an angry civet cat after the apocrylypse.
I wonder how many people that a Beyond Burger would appeal to will stop at a Carl's Jr and order one, with a side e. coli salad, considering all the cross-contamination with meat that could happen, and the fact that Carl's Jr is a place that, well, makes its money selling meat.
.... This strikes me as profoundly and unnecessarily hostile and judgemental.
Usually I can default to a wide variety of Asian restaurants since they usually have at least a few vegetarian rice or noodle dishes, but already I occasionally want a burg and it's nice to see a burg I can eat.
I made cracklins too
...The cracklins were sprinkled on top of the steaks
Fuck, that’s great idea.
Shit.
Dark chocolate and white chocolate and chopped up hazelnuts
Also scraped the bowl at the end and made one little cookie that didn’t have anything in it, still good
-Indiana Solo, runner of blades
BBQ sauce overpowers the taste of the meat though.
Oh they will
Lightning Bolt!
Isn’t cordyceps the mushroom that mind controls insects and grows out of their brains?
That is a pernicious lie. We aren’t so primitive as to control mere insects, we’ve moved on to the mammals.
And the best part is they have no idea we’re doing it.
-Indiana Solo, runner of blades
I think some of the hype is because its vegan
I actually think they're from Alberta, since I've only ever seen Beer Beer STRONG on a camping trip with friends who had recently brought a variety of stuff back from a trip over there.
I just checked the liquor board website (www.saskliquor.com) and they don't have it listed, so it probably came from Alberta. (BTW, that has to be one of my favourite government websites. I just wish it had a mobile version rather than having to navigate the desktop site on my phone.)
@Decius