What's for dinner?

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wease wrote:Five Guys
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.
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I still have never had Five Guys (the chain restaurant)
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Chris_H_2 wrote:I still have never had Five Guys (the chain restaurant)
They’re a bit overpriced, but a good burger.
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wease wrote:
Chris_H_2 wrote:I still have never had Five Guys (the chain restaurant)
They’re a bit overpriced, but a good burger.
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)
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Chris_H_2 wrote:
wease wrote:
Chris_H_2 wrote:I still have never had Five Guys (the chain restaurant)
They’re a bit overpriced, but a good burger.
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)
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.
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wease wrote:
Chris_H_2 wrote:
wease wrote:
Chris_H_2 wrote:I still have never had Five Guys (the chain restaurant)
They’re a bit overpriced, but a good burger.
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)
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.
sheesh. looks like we chose . . . wisely.

we'll keep our streak alive.
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Chris_H_2 wrote:
wease wrote:
Chris_H_2 wrote:
wease wrote:
Chris_H_2 wrote:I still have never had Five Guys (the chain restaurant)
They’re a bit overpriced, but a good burger.
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)
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.
sheesh. looks like we chose . . . wisely.

we'll keep our streak alive.
Yeah. Seems that way
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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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Chris_H_2 wrote:
wease wrote:
Chris_H_2 wrote:
wease wrote:
Chris_H_2 wrote:I still have never had Five Guys (the chain restaurant)
They’re a bit overpriced, but a good burger.
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)
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.
sheesh. looks like we chose . . . wisely.

we'll keep our streak alive.
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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
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Cincinnati chili, four ways
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had some swiss chard from the garden

sauteed up with some garlic

tasty
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steak. i followed this recipe
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BurtReynolds wrote:steak. i followed this recipe
That was really good. Will go for it.
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just back from Vancouver for 5 days...ordering Chinese
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really lazy today..probably ordering something
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