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do you know how many ladles full it takes to fill a soup bowl from the ranch tub? like, dozens of ladles full and people just stood there, with purpose, dunking ladle after ladle into a bowl till it was full of ranch
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ranch as a popular condiment is a strange disease that I'm not sure of the epidemiology on
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ranch or cool ranch
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lancemantis posted:ranch as a popular condiment is a strange disease that I'm not sure of the epidemiology on limited entirely to america, an endemic disease here
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lancemantis posted:ranch as a popular condiment is a strange disease that I'm not sure of the epidemiology on
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my first encounter with it was when I was a kid at a bowling alley for a birthday party or something and somebody got like onion rings and they came with ranch and I thought that was gross as hell wtf thats like salad dressing i'm guessing that was sometime in the 90s maybe
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Sniep posted:do you know how many ladles full it takes to fill a soup bowl from the ranch tub? thats why they have ranch fountains now, much quicker to fill up bowls
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there are a couple of SA-notorious walls of text about golden corral that you can probably find in the pyf quotes thread
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for some reason i have a pet peeve about people calling ranch dressing just "ranch," e.g. all the above posts referring to a "big bowl of ranch" or whatever also when people call parmesan cheese just "parmesan" i know it's irrational, but it's like hearing someone say ambliance or psgetti. ugh
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Sagebrush posted:also when people call parmesan cheese just "parmesan"
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Sagebrush posted:for some reason i have a pet peeve about people calling ranch dressing just "ranch," e.g. all the above posts referring to a "big bowl of ranch" or whatever Go back to your cage, gramps.
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Sagebrush posted:for some reason i have a pet peeve about people calling ranch dressing just "ranch," e.g. all the above posts referring to a "big bowl of ranch" or whatever I too hate the streamlining and evolution of casual language
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Sagebrush posted:for some reason i have a pet peeve about people calling ranch dressing just "ranch," e.g. all the above posts referring to a "big bowl of ranch" or whatever what about 'za
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Sagebrush posted:for some reason i have a pet peeve about people calling ranch dressing just "ranch," e.g. all the above posts referring to a "big bowl of ranch" or whatever just lol if you let anyone call it american cheese instead of "american processed cheese byproduct" as legally required on labels
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i like that parmesan and champagne are serious sticking points in US-EU trade negotiations also bourbon, wisconsin/vermont cheddar, etc but clearly THATS DIFFERENT
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hobbesmaster posted:what about 'za 'za is fine Suds & pie until I die 'za and brew until I spew
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i've never heard 'za actually used
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Not much, what's 'za with you?
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lancemantis posted:i've never heard 'za actually used i think its mainly a text thing regardless, i like the entire "wait thats an actual place?" reactions for food products. eg americans not knowing parma is a place, chinese not knowing that kentucky is a place, etc. (also the latter is absolutely actually a thing, more than one grad student in my dad's department said that they only looked at kentucky because they were surprised that it was an actual place and not just the name of KFC)
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hobbesmaster posted:i like that parmesan and champagne are serious sticking points in US-EU trade negotiations Vermont cheddar is flavorless trash
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mystes posted:Lol if you eat something called "parmesan cheese" and not Parmigiano-Reggiano. do i look like im loving made of money
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Jabor posted:Not much, what's 'za with you?
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jit bull transpile posted:Vermont cheddar is flavorless trash exactly, so if you go to europe and buy something that says "wisconsin cheddar" on it should that imply that its cheddar cheese from wisconsin and not actually from vermont or some local "wisconsin style cheddar"?
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"sando" is haram
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'za is an open faced sando
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Golden Corral is great for if you want to feel better about your body and watch hordes of adults make absolutely horrendous food choices.
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jit bull transpile posted:Vermont cheddar is flavorless trash turn your monitor on
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love eating greek style salad cheese now that feta is protected in europe
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jit bull transpile posted:Vermont cheddar is flavorless trash get better vermont cheddar
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H.P. Hovercraft posted:it was on the news this mroing a mother in ar who had corral her three kids can someone post an English translation plz
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Chris Knight posted:can someone post an English translation plz would it be fair to say, that you do not get the joke
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Chris Knight posted:can someone post an English translation plz this is what the refrance https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ll-lia-FEIY
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hobbesmaster posted:i like that parmesan and champagne are serious sticking points in US-EU trade negotiations is this a new thing? you can still buy champagne made in the US if it was from an brand established before 2006
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Destroyenator posted:love eating greek style salad cheese now that feta is protected in europe gruyere is swiss cheese now, you have to ask for comte or belfort if you want the french stuff that melts better
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lampey posted:is this a new thing? you can still buy champagne made in the US if it was from an brand established before 2006 its not new, dipshit mega corps in europe have been fighting for years to take back long genericized food terms so they can open a garbage factory int he vague area of a product origin from 700 years ago, and monopolize sales with it.
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lampey posted:is this a new thing? you can still buy champagne made in the US if it was from an brand established before 2006 more or less, france is mad about it of course but slightly less mad than before https://vinepair.com/wine-blog/loophole-california-champagne-legal/
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san marzano tomatoes are a great example, there's only like 30 farms that have actually been growing that variety for a long time but somehow tens of millions of pounds of dop-labeled "san marzano tomatoes" are sold every year
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lampey posted:is this a new thing? you can still buy champagne made in the US if it was from an brand established before 2006 There's a California champagne by Paul Masson, inspired by that same French excellence. *falls over drunk*
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Xaris posted:ive never been to one but it always seems like an exciting adventure. i went to hometown buffet a few times with my parents in the early 2000s, those were OK? like super mediocre but iirc no one sticking hands in salad bars and grabbing food out of the bins with their hands and licking their fingers or anything. also iirc no chocolate fountain even among buffets, golden corral is terrible
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quote:The village of Champagne, Switzerland, has traditionally made a still wine labelled as "Champagne", the earliest records of viticulture dated to 1657. In an accord with the EU, the Swiss government conceded in 1999 that by 2004 the village would phase out use of the name. Sales dropped from 110,000 bottles a year to 32,000 after the change. In April 2008 the villagers resolved to fight against the restriction following a Swiss open-air vote. hosed up if true
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