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The luxurious hair really downplays the Gingrich jowls. Excellent art all around.
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canis minor posted:Tried this I've tried all these special versions and they're all grotesque, there's a mayo and chicken one which I have to give minor points for actually tasting like mayo I guess, ignoring the fact that a mayonnaise flavoured crisp after the novelty wears off is vomit inducing. The other flavours: sausage and brown sauce; ham and mustard; cheese toastie and Worcester sauce; bacon and tomato ketchup eleven extra elephants has a new favorite as of 18:36 on Nov 10, 2016 |
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All the exotic flavors of the British Isles
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canis minor posted:Tried this These chips are so British they're trying to leave the thread and strike out on their own again.
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eleven extra elephants posted:I've tried all these special versions and they're all grotesque, there's a mayo and chicken one which I have to give minor points for actually tasting like mayo I guess, ignoring the fact that a mayonnaise flavoured crisp after the novelty wears off is vomit inducing. Yeah the thing though is those are all like, actual food combos. What in the name of Christ is chicken and mayo, beyond exactly what it sounds like? left_unattended posted:These chips are so British they're trying to leave the thread and strike out on their own again. I'm looking for a chip Brexit joke here and coming up sadly short. Anyone? I know but I want a portmanteau goddamn it vvvvvvv Xen Tricks has a new favorite as of 13:27 on Nov 10, 2016 |
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Nov 10, 2016 12:54
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Xen Tricks posted:Yeah the thing though is those are all like, actual food combos. What in the name of Christ is chicken and mayo, beyond exactly what it sounds like? They're all suppose to be sandwich flavours, can't say I've had a chicken and mayo sandwich but I don't find the idea of it terrible.
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Breaded chicken plus mayo and lettuce is the classic McDonalds chicken burger or whatever they call it, at least in the UK.
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Sakurazuka posted:Breaded chicken plus mayo and lettuce is the classic McDonalds chicken burger or whatever they call it, at least in the UK. In the US it's the "McChicken." We also have the offshoot "Hot n' Spicy" which is a spicy chicken sandwich. Not to be confused with the "Buffalo Chicken Sandwich." The Hot n' Spicy is the best one hands down
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In the US at least it's common to mix up canned chicken with mayo into a gloopy mess and make sandwiches out of it. Insert political joke.
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Xen Tricks posted:I'm looking for a chip Brexit joke here and coming up sadly short. Anyone? First of all, they're called "crisps". Crixit
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I miss the biscuits & gravy chips, they tasted dead-on and I could eat entire bags of them at a time.
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How the gently caress does one reach the age of being able to register for something awful without having heard of a loving chicken salad sandwich
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Efexeye posted:How the gently caress does one reach the age of being able to register for something awful without having heard of a loving chicken salad sandwich I'm sorry you eat plain chicken and mayonnaise on white bread? 
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Xen Tricks posted:I'm sorry you eat plain chicken and mayonnaise on white bread?
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Xen Tricks posted:I'm sorry you eat plain chicken and mayonnaise on white bread? If you're not at least putting celery in your chicken salad, then I don't even know how you keep on living.
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Xen Tricks posted:I'm sorry you eat plain chicken and mayonnaise on white bread? Chicken salad is chicken pulled off a roasted bird and mixed with celery, red onion, thyme, salt and pepper, sometimes weirdos add grapes or cranberries or some poo poo. They also sell sliced chicken as lunch meat.  i mean what kind of cretin would eat that
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Olive Garden tonight! posted:In the US at least it's common to mix up canned chicken with mayo into a gloopy mess and make sandwiches out of it. Insert political joke. In certain parts of the US maybe. (the midwest only probably) This is much more common with canned tuna than canned chicken in a national sense.
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The best chicken salad comes from leftover rotisserie chicken. If I ever do it, I like to add mayo, some garlic powder and capers to the mix. I'll put diced onions occasionally but I usually prefer it without since I'm not a huge fan of raw onion in general. Same basic recipe for tuna salad.
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Yawgmoth posted:goddamn is that ever the most midwestern sandwich ever. Can confirm, but only if the chicken was boiled with absolutely no seasoning for seven hours and the bread/bun is whiter than a prom date's face when he realizes he forgot the condoms
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Efexeye posted:Chicken salad is chicken pulled off a roasted bird and mixed with celery, red onion, thyme, salt and pepper, sometimes weirdos add grapes or cranberries or some poo poo. They also sell sliced chicken as lunch meat. Yeah and that's a chicken salad sandwich, which is good, not "chicken and mayo" which is, uh.... Also dried cranberries are hella good in chicken salad, you're the weirdo here with your nasty crunchy water vegetable
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http://www.goodtoknow.co.uk/recipes/534403/coronation-chicken-and-fresh-coriander-salad-sandwich ewwwwww edit:  
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We deserve Trump. I have never been so sure of anything in my life.
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Code Jockey posted:We deserve Trump. Yes, we do. But it has nothing to do with this.
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Make this with Taaka and we're taalking.
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fizzymercy posted:Make this with Taaka and we're taalking. It burns in ways previously thought impossible by the human mind
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I tried those! They taste overwhelmingly like gravy.
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yeah, the moment i cut one open my dining room reeked like gravy. it really wasn't bad. the potato chunks did absolutely nothing in terms of flavour and texture, the cheese was just a few strings that got pulled out when I bet in. it was pretty much just gravy in pastry. it did taste a little like freezer, but I think that's why they were on sale for so cheap. Maybe at work on saturday I'll deep fry the last two.
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I ate a BACON KING burger one time
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Why do mediocre middling-sized fast food burgers get all this horrified existential reaction and yet a good homemade burger, with all the same ingredients and about twice as much of everything, or even just a well put together burger from a place like in-n-out or five guys, gets treated like the yardstick of middle class gourmet quality
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Data Graham posted:Why do mediocre middling-sized fast food burgers get all this horrified existential reaction it's really not that much of a mystery (5G and I-N-O get a pass for being "rare" and actually mostly using fresh ingredients -- also, for being much more tasty) stringless has a new favorite as of 14:01 on Nov 11, 2016 |
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GOTTA STAY FAI posted:Can confirm, but only if the chicken was boiled with absolutely no seasoning for seven hours and the bread/bun is whiter than a prom date's face when he realizes he forgot the condoms
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Yawgmoth posted:We will also accept "baked until leathery with no seasoning" and since this is the midwest, our prom date doesn't know what condoms are/thinks they cause AIDS. No seasoning except salt. In the midwest you are required by law to double the amount of salt you use in a dish. And also replace every other spice and herb in the dish with more salt because they're "too spicy".
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dijon du jour posted:No seasoning except salt. In the midwest you are required by law to double the amount of salt you use in a dish. And also replace every other spice and herb in the dish with more salt because they're "too spicy". My mother-in-law, who was born in upstate NY but now lives in the PacNW, has the opposite problem: she doesn't salt a loving thing. Her spaghetti? Soggy noodles, five or six large chunks of ground beef because breaking it up is too hard, and 0% salt. Disgusting.
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Yeah my parents decided salt and sugar were zero tolerance bad and won't put them in anything, which is unfortunate since my mums entire cooking repartee consists of 'boil until soggy'. And no one knows hell until they've tried chocolate custard made with cocoa powder and no sugar.
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I don't get not using spices. Wars were fight over access to spices. Honor your dead ancestors and use salt for god's sake.
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