There’s one of these a block from my wife’s office. I want her to go there and see if the deliciousness transaltes properly to Australia. There’s usually something just a little off in these scenarios.wease wrote:Five Guys
What's for dinner?
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Re: What's for dinner?
I still have never had Five Guys (the chain restaurant)
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They’re a bit overpriced, but a good burger.Chris_H_2 wrote:I still have never had Five Guys (the chain restaurant)
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we were always freaked out because my daughter used to be deathly allergic to peanuts (now she's only semi-deathly allergic), and they fry their fries in peanut oil (which, i know, is refined, but still)wease wrote:They’re a bit overpriced, but a good burger.Chris_H_2 wrote:I still have never had Five Guys (the chain restaurant)
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Not only that, they have buckets of roasted and salted peanuts there in the restaurant for patrons to snack on while waiting for their food.Chris_H_2 wrote:we were always freaked out because my daughter used to be deathly allergic to peanuts (now she's only semi-deathly allergic), and they fry their fries in peanut oil (which, i know, is refined, but still)wease wrote:They’re a bit overpriced, but a good burger.Chris_H_2 wrote:I still have never had Five Guys (the chain restaurant)
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sheesh. looks like we chose . . . wisely.wease wrote:Not only that, they have buckets of roasted and salted peanuts there in the restaurant for patrons to snack on while waiting for their food.Chris_H_2 wrote:we were always freaked out because my daughter used to be deathly allergic to peanuts (now she's only semi-deathly allergic), and they fry their fries in peanut oil (which, i know, is refined, but still)wease wrote:They’re a bit overpriced, but a good burger.Chris_H_2 wrote:I still have never had Five Guys (the chain restaurant)
we'll keep our streak alive.
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Yeah. Seems that wayChris_H_2 wrote:sheesh. looks like we chose . . . wisely.wease wrote:Not only that, they have buckets of roasted and salted peanuts there in the restaurant for patrons to snack on while waiting for their food.Chris_H_2 wrote:we were always freaked out because my daughter used to be deathly allergic to peanuts (now she's only semi-deathly allergic), and they fry their fries in peanut oil (which, i know, is refined, but still)wease wrote:They’re a bit overpriced, but a good burger.Chris_H_2 wrote:I still have never had Five Guys (the chain restaurant)
we'll keep our streak alive.
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I’ve never had Five Guys either. I’m ok with peanuts though.
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I've had five guys once when we lived in nyc..I dont remember if I liked it
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Steer clear of Texas Rosdhouse too.Chris_H_2 wrote:sheesh. looks like we chose . . . wisely.wease wrote:Not only that, they have buckets of roasted and salted peanuts there in the restaurant for patrons to snack on while waiting for their food.Chris_H_2 wrote:we were always freaked out because my daughter used to be deathly allergic to peanuts (now she's only semi-deathly allergic), and they fry their fries in peanut oil (which, i know, is refined, but still)wease wrote:They’re a bit overpriced, but a good burger.Chris_H_2 wrote:I still have never had Five Guys (the chain restaurant)
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Re: What's for dinner?
ramen as of now
maybe this one..
Rich pork ribs & pork blood in tomato soup. Garnished with mustard greens, fried garlic & chilies, and red cotton tree flowers. Served with thick rice vermicelli.
or this one..
Cloudy hot and sour prawn soup with a variety of mushrooms, galangal, lemongrass & evaporated milk.
and a light beer
maybe this one..
Rich pork ribs & pork blood in tomato soup. Garnished with mustard greens, fried garlic & chilies, and red cotton tree flowers. Served with thick rice vermicelli.
or this one..
Cloudy hot and sour prawn soup with a variety of mushrooms, galangal, lemongrass & evaporated milk.
and a light beer
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Cincinnati chili, four ways
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Re: What's for dinner?
had some swiss chard from the garden
sauteed up with some garlic
tasty
sauteed up with some garlic
tasty
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That was really good. Will go for it.BurtReynolds wrote:steak. i followed this recipe
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just back from Vancouver for 5 days...ordering Chinese
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really lazy today..probably ordering something
