more falafel please posted:

Are those fries? Onions?

more falafel please posted:

Are those fries? Onions?

zedprime posted:

I believe you are referring to the titular spargel.

.Z. posted:

edit: twice. I did it twice...

Maybe I should get some more sleep.

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fizzymercury posted:

e:

.Z. posted:

edit: twice. I did it twice...

Maybe I should get some more sleep.

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titties posted:

When i was young i would sometimes spend a Saturday afternoon at my local round table pizza. They had a little game room with 5 or 6 arcade cabs, and it was a nice change of pace from the selection at the arcade.

Most Saturdays i had already spent half my allowance on comics and the other half was about to be fed into the games so i was not trying to buy any food.

On those days lunch was however many handsfull of bacos i could steal from the salad bar while nobody was at the register.

Following the terror attacks of September 11th, 2001 i

empty sea posted:

Best thing I ever remember about school lunches were those giant pickles I could buy sometimes in middle school and the seasoned potato wedges that were served with almost every meal in high school. I'm almost 100% sure the potato wedges were the only fresh thing we got besides fruit and they were so good that we hid them under the other food. It got to be so bad that the cash lady would almost pat us down just so she could charge us an extra fee.

I had a lot of lunches where I just got 2x servings of potato wedges and ketchup because it was better than whatever else was available.

Those square pizzas go for about $120 for 96 of them and if I had the freezer room I don't think I could resist

Clone Farmer posted:

I'm very, very certain this is fettuccini pasta made with chickpea flour. Looks weird, tastes weird, has a weird texture.

uber_stoat posted:

quote:

Klatooine paddy frogs first appeared in the film Star Wars: Episode VI Return of the Jedi. Although made out of rubber in the scene where Jabba ate one, in other appearances it was portrayed by a real frog.

DoombatINC posted:

I have never been more certain of placing a name to a face than I am of that being called "Texas Style Nachos"

HookedOnChthonics posted:

also apparently chewbacca will just straight up eat carrion and everybody's cool with it

.Z. posted:

edit: twice. I did it twice...

Maybe I should get some more sleep.

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Who wants some charcoal and iron ice cream?
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uber_stoat posted:

love to eat gimmick food that could possibly deactivate my medication, causing me to have a psychotic episode.

aphid_licker posted:

The gently caress is the blackened poo poo, or rather what was it pre-carbonization

HookedOnChthonics posted:

and of course speaking of school food there's the amazing shot of the cafeteria full of clones eating from empty trays

Well, the original blue milk was what they call long life milk, which you get at camping stores because you don’t have to refrigerate it. And we were in North Africa.

So it has additives – they put blue food colouring in it – and it was really ghastly. Oily and sweet and euch! Triggered your gag reflex. But I said, “Look – if they gave me blue milk, you bet I’m going to drink it on camera, because what other chance am I going to get?” So there’s an indication that I’m an underrated actor – I gulped it and acted like I liked it without vomiting.

uber_stoat posted:

Luke choking down foul blue milk is one of the only good things about those movies.

The green milk was coconut water, which they enhanced in post with that green colour. Much more tasty and refreshing.

uber_stoat posted:

Luke choking down foul blue milk is one of the only good things about those movies.

The Bloop posted:

That milk is clearly green

Data Graham posted:

They "dyed" it in post-production? Wouldn't a couple dang drops of food coloring have been easier?

SlothfulCobra posted:

In Empire Strikes Back, Luke's got some rations. Seems a little weird that he has just a whole hardware box full of stuff that isn't apportioned into individual meals, but maybe that's just one more thing in this broken, run-down galaxy that isn't planned right. Maybe different species have wildly different caloric and nutrient requirements.

Iron Crowned posted:

I'm the orange Tic-tacs, arguably the most baffling of Tic-tac flavors

SlothfulCobra posted:

In Empire Strikes Back, Luke's got some rations. Seems a little weird that he has just a whole hardware box full of stuff that isn't apportioned into individual meals, but maybe that's just one more thing in this broken, run-down galaxy that isn't planned right. Maybe different species have wildly different caloric and nutrient requirements.

angerbeet posted:

Deep Space Nine made a very good point about food in Star Trek; it's important to a culture. Hasparat? Very spicy, despite basically being creamcheese pinwheels with green pepper. Going to the Klingon restaurant where the chef sings Klingon opera? Dinner and a show. Papa Sisko's jambalaya? It's important, culturally.

angerbeet posted:

Deep Space Nine made a very good point about food in Star Trek; it's important to a culture. Hasparat? Very spicy, despite basically being creamcheese pinwheels with green pepper. Going to the Klingon restaurant where the chef sings Klingon opera? Dinner and a show. Papa Sisko's jambalaya? It's important, culturally.