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Holy gently caress, that is the greatest menu ever. She is suspicious of cheese
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Beans, gentlemen
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hawowanlawow posted:five guys is hella overpriced in America, too Five Guys is an interesting case. They started as a small chain in Virginia, and at the time had amazing burgers and piles of fries for what was basically fast food prices. Once they had some reputation and expanded locally, the prices started going up to more like a premium fast food chain - no longer drive through prices, but still a damned good burger and a good value. They continued to get good press for this combination and expanded nationally, but while the burger was still good the prices inched up to more like a fast casual place. By the time you're paying nearly $10 for a burger there are so many options that what was an excellent $5 burger loses its appeal.
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Jan 6, 2021 16:03
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Liver with cheese, or liver liver with cheese
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AreWeDrunkYet posted:Five Guys is an interesting case. They started as a small chain in Virginia, and at the time had amazing burgers and piles of fries for what was basically fast food prices. Once they had some reputation and expanded locally, the prices started going up to more like a premium fast food chain - no longer drive through prices, but still a damned good burger and a good value. They continued to get good press for this combination and expanded nationally, but while the burger was still good the prices inched up to more like a fast casual place. By the time you're paying nearly $10 for a burger there are so many options that what was an excellent $5 burger loses its appeal. I used to be sniffy about Five Guys but in Luxembourg a McDonalds or Burger King meal runs you ~€10 at which point Five Guys for a few euros more is an absolute no brainer.
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Jan 6, 2021 16:52
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I just go to Five Guys for the fries. The burger is a nice bonus.
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Data Graham posted:Liver with cheese, or liver liver with cheese Hm, I've never noticed that item in the background, is that some sort of pub game like British pachinko or something?
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Jan 6, 2021 19:19
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Jan 6, 2021 19:24
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Haven't wver been impressed with Five Guys fries. They're OK. Of course locally we have Cook Out which is the best.
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Scarodactyl posted:Of course locally we have Cook Out which is the best. what the heck
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Scarodactyl posted:Haven't wver been impressed with Five Guys fries. They're OK. The appeal is that they come in near unlimited quantities. The containers they have are meaningless because they just fill the bag their fries come in. AreWeDrunkYet has a new favorite as of 21:27 on Jan 6, 2021 |
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Jan 6, 2021 20:20
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Scarodactyl posted:Haven't wver been impressed with Five Guys fries. They're OK. They give you a ton of them and the seasoned fries are really good. 
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Five Guys has meant less than nothing to me. I know people who swear by it, go crazy over it, but I went twice and it was just . I heard--probably here--that you're better off going to a location that's been open for longer, because the grill (or whatever) gets seasoned and results in better burgs. Maybe I'll give them another try now that my local restaurant isn't brand-new.
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Iron Crowned posted:Plain egg noodles was a common side dish in my house growing up. If I wanted to add flavor
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Hedenius posted:A classic meal for broke students in Sweden is "Pasta Rosso". Boil the cheapest pasta available and cover with the cheapest ketchup available. Maybe salt the water first if you're feeling real fancy. italians_mad_at_food
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Hirayuki posted:Five Guys has meant less than nothing to me. I know people who swear by it, go crazy over it, but I went twice and it was just Don't. They make an OK burger but you can spend the same for something better anywhere else at the same price point. If you're into too many lovely peanut oil fried french fries it might be your jam but....
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Lib and let die posted:italians_mad_at_food Mamma says that the water should taste like the sea! 
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Butterfly Valley posted:Yeah it's the latter, actual Turkish pizza is called 'Pide' and looks like this: Oh dang, all the pizzarias here in Denmark(which are like, to a one, run by emigrant Turks and Kurds), do this thing. It's usually only made in one format, called a "Matador," where the filling is cheese, tomato, sliced steak/filet(either beef or pork), mushrooms, red peppers, sometimes bacon(usually only if its a pork filet) and bearnaise sauce. It is extremely delightful and I've never managed to replicate it at home.
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King of Solomon posted:They give you a ton of them and the seasoned fries are really good. You do get a ton but I've always found them to be too soggy/limp. Still better than like bruger king fries but could be a lot better.
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Jan 6, 2021 22:45
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The lack of pizza rules demands that I accept that this is a pizza. I cannot, however, believe the idea that someone found joy in that meal.
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Cartoon Man posted:
That looks pretty good to me too, but I dunno about the pickle. I love pickles but I think it would make the hash browns a little soggy 🤔 maybe if they double fried the hash browns, then we can talk
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Cartoon Man posted:
I had something similar to this on a Finnair flight at some point in 2019. Either to or from Helsinki. Except it was more like a boat and full of this decent tomato stuff
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Jan 7, 2021 09:28
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That’s just a Big Mac but better bread and presumably, other ingredients
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Cartoon Man posted:
Drop the pickles and ketchup, and I absolutely would
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Butterfly Valley posted:Yeah it's the latter, actual Turkish pizza is called 'Pide' and looks like this:
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Tiggum posted:"Pide" just means bread, IIRC, same as "pita". I have seen those things at bakeries, but I can't remember what they called them.
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Hirayuki posted:They're called khachapuri in Georgia, if that name rings any bells. I was gonna say that looks like a khachapuri that grew up and joined the circus
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Tiggum posted:"Pide" just means bread, IIRC, same as "pita". I have seen those things at bakeries, but I can't remember what they called them. 'Ekmek' is bread in Turkish. Although the etymological roots of pide and pita are obviously similar, no Turk calls bread pide. Georgia's khachapuri looking similar is no surprise given the extent of the Ottoman empire's influence on food in the region. I've never eaten khachapuri but while it looks superficially similar to pide, pide can be made with a bunch of fillings whereas I know khachapuri is always just cheese and bread. Butterfly Valley has a new favorite as of 15:00 on Jan 7, 2021 |
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Pide is definitely not pizza, but no pizza rules and all
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I was in Lviv Ukraine in 2019 and there are Georgian restaurants all over the place there the same way Mexican places are here, I'm pretty sure it occupies a very analogous place in the culinary culture. Our hosts took us to a different Georgian place every day lol, I had so much khachapuri (and turkish coffee and khinkali and chacha holy poo poo)
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Cartoon Man posted:
Might, if I were hungry
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Cartoon Man posted:
Looks like it would be extremely messy from too much ketchup and the thick pickle slices would slide around too much, but I'm not opposed to it in concept
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CaptainSarcastic posted:I hate crispy pepperoni so much I thought I just didn't like pepperoni. Having it covered in cheese might work well for me. There are also grades of pepperoni, when I make pizza at home I get the good stuff and you can tell the difference. Linguica is still a better topping if you can get it. And if you can, consider a linguica, garlic, and artichoke pizza for an ultimate savory experience.
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more falafel please posted:Looks like it would be extremely messy from too much ketchup and the thick pickle slices would slide around too much, but I'm not opposed to it in concept If those are big mac sized patties then that burger would actually be relatively small and probably be a lot easier to pick up and eat than the behemoths most burger places serve nowadays.
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