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OT- Best Snack Donut
Tim Horton's blueberry fritter is IMO the most addictive donut going. If you have not tried one and a Tim's is near by go get one.
I had relatives visiting CAN from Ireland and their addicted to the suckers. Think apple fritter but blueberries and filled like a jelly donut if you do not know what one is. So one vote for this snack |
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Tesco,
Your right about the blueberries, but it is the blueberry muffins that are the best. Is a fritter really a donut? I thought it was something else. IMHO the boston creme doughnut is their best doughtnut. I recently heard that the fruit explosion muffin is by far their biggest seller. "A doughnut a day keeps the doctor away" Homer Simpson ------------------ Never Give up, Never Surrender! |
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Make it two votes for a Timy's Boston creme donut. Messy though.
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LITTLE CHOCOLATE DONUTS! http://www.shrapnelgames.com/ubb/ima...ons/icon10.gif
<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><HR>[ open to John Belushi preparing to do the Olympic high jump ] Announcer: John Belushi is on his way to a gold medal in the Decathlon! They're setting the bar at seven feet - here's his approach.. [ John Belushi runs toward the bar. Quick cut to John jumping over the top of the bar. Quick cut to John landing on the grass. ] Announcer: He got it! Belushi's won the gold, now he's going for the world's record! [ cut to John Belushi running long-distance sprint and winning, as his fans crowd around him ] [ cut to John at home ] John Belushi: [ seated at breakfast table smoking a cigarette ] I logged a lot of miles training for that day. And I downed a lot of doughnuts. Little Chocolate Donuts. They taste good, and they've got the sugar I need to get me going in the morning. That's why Little Chocolate Donuts have been on my training table since I was a kid. [ cut to John Belushi going for the gold in the javelin toss ] Announcer: Little Chocolate Donuts. The donuts of champions. <HR></BLOCKQUOTE> [This message has been edited by geoschmo (edited 15 August 2001).] |
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Two words: Krispy Kreme!
If there's a Krispy Kreme near you, go stop in when they've got the "Hot Dounghnuts Now" sign lit up. After you get heady from the overpoweringly sweet odor of doughnuts baking and glave being poured over top of 'em, and after you pause for a moment to watch the doughnut-making magic in process, order yourself a couple of Original Glazed doughnuts and some milk (or coffee). They're wonderful anytime, but a little slice of heaven when their still warm, right out of the frier. I read somewhere that when Krispy Kreme opened a store in New York, people were lined up around the block to get Hot Doughnuts Now! Man, I wish I bought their stock when they went public.... Quikngruvn-- now I need a doughnut fix! |
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KK? bleah. I rembember the hype and the lines when they came to the bay area, but when it comes down to it they are just regular dounghnuts that are glazed over with that hard shell sugary glaze stuff, and the ones that would normally be glazed look like they are dipped in resin or something. they just smother the poor things in sugar. the best dounghnuts usually come from small places where, if they are part of a chain, you cant really trust one location from another. its sort of a neighborhood thing, and an acquired feel for hunting the best shop down.
but back to the subject of the thread, which is the 'snack' variety of said consumeable. I tend to define 'snack' is something to casually munch on while doing other things. used in verb form, 'to snack.' for this definition, I have to side with Geo, the small chocolate ones are the best. of course, if you are using the noun form as a filler between meals: 'a snack,' then the rest of the discussion is entirely valid as well. ------------------ "...the green, sticky spawn of the stars" (with apologies to H.P.L.) |
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Timbits make good filler but their not as addictive.
I went to the blueberry muffins to get off the blueberry fritters. Now I am off the blueberry muffins so as long as someone does not bring any donuts into work I will be fine. Never had a KK. None in Canada. Though I do hear that the cost of a franchise is 285k U.S. with a turnover rated at 11 months. Where I live it looks like donut stores are the only new businesses. I live in a city of 140K and their are 5 Tims. 3 Williams , 2 Robbies, 8 Coffee times, 6 Country Styles and about 20 little independent stores. Then throw in the Starbucks, MMMMmuffins and Second Cups. Over kill. I am surprised that Oshawa has not ballooned at a rate of x to the power of x. Ha Ha Anyways back to the topic... Good arguement on the little Choc Donuts. Maybe I will have to try them. |
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<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by tesco samoa:
Where I live it looks like donut stores are the only new businesses. I live in a city of 140K and their are 5 Tims. 3 Williams , 2 Robbies, 8 Coffee times, 6 Country Styles and about 20 little independent stores. Then throw in the Starbucks, MMMMmuffins and Second Cups. Over kill. I am surprised that Oshawa has not ballooned at a rate of x to the power of x. Ha Ha<HR></BLOCKQUOTE> i dont know whats more disturbing, the state of your local economy, or the fact that you have an exact count of the types and quantities of every dounghnut store in your city. hmmm. maybe i should move there. ------------------ "...the green, sticky spawn of the stars" (with apologies to H.P.L.) |
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<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by Puke:
KK? bleah. <HR></BLOCKQUOTE> Oh well. Maybe it's a Southern US thing.... http://www.shrapnelgames.com/ubb/images/icons/icon7.gif Quikngruvn |
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<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by Quikngruvn:
Maybe it's a Southern US thing.... http://www.shrapnelgames.com/ubb/images/icons/icon7.gif<HR></BLOCKQUOTE> True. Having a Krispy Kreme down the street makes Summer's 110% humidity (that's what it feels like) bearable. Greetings from Alabama to South Carolina! http://www.shrapnelgames.com/ubb/images/icons/icon7.gif |
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Well it maybe a northern thing also.
I work in the US quite often and I have tried many KK donuts. Unfortunately when I eat them I always think about how much better Tim Hortons are. BTW, Canada is recognized as the Doughnut capital of the world. Canadians eat more doughnuts per capita than any other country. There are more than 2,000 Tim Hortons in existence. If you scale this up for the US population, it would be like KK having 20,000 doughnut shops. One doughnut every 184 square miles! Just think of it, New York city would have almost 800. ------------------ Never Give up, Never Surrender! |
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1) Never heard of Tim Horton's. Do Tastykakes (originally available only in Philly area) count as donuts? Speaking of non-donuts, give me a soft pretzel anytime. (Real fresh Philly ones, not those nasty "New York" style ones they serve in every restaurant, mall, airport, and stadium in the country. Is that truly how they make soft pretzels in NYC? Bleah!)
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How y'all doin', Wendell? Good to see someone else with an appreciation for Krispy Kreme and (I'll bet) sweet tea!
dmm: Jeans and a t-shirt. http://www.shrapnelgames.com/ubb/ima...ons/icon12.gif Quikngruvn |
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Heh, maybe I should make a survey about favorite programming language and compilier + tools. then that would show how geeky the community is! haha, JK, nerds always make the most money, HOOYAH!
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<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by Quikngruvn:
sweet tea!<HR></BLOCKQUOTE> Absolutely! Unless sugar is crystalizing out at the bottom, it's not sweet enough http://www.shrapnelgames.com/ubb/images/icons/icon7.gif <BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by Instar: favorite programming language and compilier + tools.<HR></BLOCKQUOTE> Hokay, I'll play... For real work, Visual Basic (or Visual C++ when I have to, but VB is just so much easier). I've also been fooling around with Blitz Basic (and Dark Basic to a lesser extent) for games. I guess that gives me a moderate reading on the geek-ometer... http://www.shrapnelgames.com/ubb/images/icons/icon7.gif ------------------ Wendell Everyday gamer most of the time; advisor as needed |
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The sweet tea again. Oh no. Iced tea with sugar. It is how it is always done up here in Canada.
Unless I am wrong about what sweet tea is?? |
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I've also been fooling around with Blitz Basic .. for games. I guess that gives me a moderate reading on the geek-ometer... /QUOTE Is that the Blitz Basic on the Amiga? If so that's extra points on the geek-o-meter for using an antiquated cult OS=-) DMM: Baggy shorts (that's short troUsers, USA) and t-shirt. By preference the Tshirt should display some obscure geek-culture reference (cult manga, little known comix, any of the Tshirts sold by http://www.ntk.net ) For me though the ultimate fashion accessory would be Spider Jerusalem's sunglasses. ------------------ "Pinky, are you pondering what I'm pondering?" "I think so Brain but, if you replace the P with an O, my name would be Oinky, wouldn't it?" |
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Oh noooooo! What have I done?
Dress: Jeans and a t-shirt. Preferably one of four that I got free from Compaq, even though I've never bought any computers from them. But I invented a custom called "dress-up Monday." (I don't need a "dress-down Friday" because I always dress down.) So on Mondays I come in with nice clothes, even a suit and tie sometimes. It's fun to see people doing double-takes, or wondering if I have a job interview. For programming: VB for interfaces and simple programs. Visual Fortran for serious stuff. VC++ for working with interns. Matlab for data analysis/visualization. |
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Oh, sweet tea, For when I'm thirsty. Pour me a cup -- hey, make it three Yo, sweet tea, Come on and quench my thirst. Come on, come on, come on and quench my thirst... (and, probably, "I went to the fridge just a moment ago / I spotted a tea that could make me glow" etc.) Pardon this bout of strangeness... Would that be the equivalent of sweetened Nestea? That stuff's strikes me as possibly too sweet... Dress -- loose-fitting clothing. Short sleeve shirt and jeans (usually grey, black or green) most of the time. ------------------ -- The thing that goes bump in the night [This message has been edited by Taqwus (edited 17 August 2001).] |
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Donut : Chocolate
Dress : uhm...anything that fits.... Programming (the real reason for my reply http://www.shrapnelgames.com/ubb/images/icons/icon7.gif ) : Visual C++ and Visual J, and those are the only Languages i know, well, still have a lot to learn about C++. First i used Textpad for Java, but since i started using Visual J i got hooked on intelliSense. The programming got easier, the price is that i can't use Swing in Visual J http://www.shrapnelgames.com/ubb/images/icons/icon9.gif , and i'm too lazy to try and figure out why. And once i got used to the little .exe files Visual J makes for me, the platform indepence thingie of Java is also killed http://www.shrapnelgames.com/ubb/images/icons/icon9.gif Geek-O-Meter rating : 28 (what is the scale btw) might as well put this in also : Favourite war theatre/era : any war where the sides are not equal like in Isreal, or in Yugoslavia, and of course all those former Sovjet countries. What i like about it is that even though the government side is so much bigger than the rebel side, the Government never seems to win, and rebels end up having their own nation, that's why i think that someday there will be a Palestine state. I'm also writing a game that simulates a civil war, started working on it Monday, proceeding rapidly without problems for a change. |
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Pretty much VC++ for everything, as thats all I know. Used to do AppleBASIC on an Apple 2, a long time ago. Well, maybe no more than 9 or so years ago. I think we had the Last functioning Apple 2 used by real people (schools have a million of the things, at least around here they do)
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<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by tesco samoa:
The sweet tea again. Oh no. Iced tea with sugar. It is how it is always done up here in Canada. Unless I am wrong about what sweet tea is??<HR></BLOCKQUOTE> TS, they are, in fact, two different things. In sweet tea, the sugar is mixed into the tea during the brewing process. The sugar is already dissolved in the pitcher of tea in the refrigerator. What I think you are drinking is called (in the southern US) unsweetened tea. Trust me, it makes a world of difference! http://www.shrapnelgames.com/ubb/images/icons/icon7.gif Wendell: no doubt! (The rest of the world needs to find out for itself!) http://www.shrapnelgames.com/ubb/ima...ons/icon12.gif Tawqus: ditto! My favorite programming language? Since I don't program, that's a tough one to answer! (Am I the only one around here who doesn't?) Since I'm sure my geek rating takes a major nosedive from that, I gotta make up for it by throwing out a random SAT word. Logorrhea. (Look it up!) Quikngruvn the Occassionally Logorrheic [WendellM's edit: "Look it up" link fixed (one too many "http"'s] [This message has been edited by WendellM (edited 18 August 2001).] |
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<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by dogscoff:
Is that the Blitz Basic on the Amiga? If so that's extra points on the geek-o-meter for using an antiquated cult OS=-)<HR></BLOCKQUOTE> No - it's actually out for Windows now (see blitzbasic.com if you're interested). However, my first computer was a late-1981 TRS-80 Color Computer which came with BASIC built-in - that's where I learned to program. While I was intrigued by the Amiga when it came out (since it was so well-designed), I had to pass due to its lack of software (also a problem with the Color Computer). I finally replaced my beloved 1 MHz 8-bit CoCo in early 1988 with a PC-clone Tandy 1000 EX (a whopping 7 MHz 16-bit - woo-hoo!). Since then, I've stuck with PC machines at home solely because non-mainstream games (like wargames) show up there more often than anywhere else. <BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by Quikngruvn: Quikngruvn the Occassionally Logorrheic<HR></BLOCKQUOTE> Oh, I'm sorry to hear that. Try saying "Pepto-Bismol" twice every 4 hours and see if it clears up http://www.shrapnelgames.com/ubb/ima...ons/icon12.gif. |
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Quikngruvn: I don't program much either; I fooled around with shell scripts & nawk scripts for Unix for a couple years, but changed jobs Last November and haven't needed to do that. I've been designing communication systems instead...
As for clothes, I'm generally a jeans & short-sleeved polo shirt kinda guy. Of course, at work I have to wear button-down shirts and dress pants. I also try to wear as little as possible around the house - fortunately for me, so does my girlfriend... Anyway, to get back to the original topic for this OT thread: growing up, I always went for Dunkin Donuts. When I moved to Northern Virginia a few years ago, I found a little sole-proprietor shop that sold good donuts (and great apple fritters). But they closed. So I went back to Dunkin Donuts for a while; then my girlfriend introduced me to Krispy Kremes (although we have to get them from the grocery store, 'cause there isn't a KK outlet anywhere nearby). I also like the Entenmann's stuff you can get at the grocery... |
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Krispy Kremes? Those aren't donuts, they are glorified rings of sugar. They're smaller and more expensive than donuts at other stores.
Anyways, I'd say that little chocolate donuts are the best kind of donuts. |
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<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by Imperator Fyron:
Krispy Kremes? Those aren't donuts, they are glorified rings of sugar. They're smaller and more expensive than donuts at other stores. Anyways, I'd say that little chocolate donuts are the best kind of donuts.<HR></BLOCKQUOTE> amen, brother. i was just at the grocery store, and for reference, they are chocolate 'donettes' ------------------ "...the green, sticky spawn of the stars" (with apologies to H.P.L.) |
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Sweet tea ==== Iced Tea.
Has sugar. Coding = MS shop at work, and web dev. for General Moters. So Languages are VB, ASP, DHTML, Java. and lots of scripting . |
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<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by tesco samoa:
Sweet tea ==== Iced Tea. Has sugar. <HR></BLOCKQUOTE> If you have to add sugar to your glass of tea to sweeten it, then no, they are not the same. The thing about Krispy Kreme is that, here in the south, we eat everything fried: pastries, fish, vegetables, turkeys.... Quikngruvn |
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Fried vegetables? Hmm... sounds very strange...
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Fried vegetables? Hmm... sounds very strange... /QUOTE Strange? Never had chinese food? My favourite snack food is from my student days: Chesey chips. Grated cheddar on chips (US=French Fries). Tasty, salty, greasy AND fattening. The perfect compliment to cheap student beer. ------------------ "Pinky, are you pondering what I'm pondering?" "I think so Brain but, if you replace the P with an O, my name would be Oinky, wouldn't it?" [This message has been edited by dogscoff (edited 21 August 2001).] |
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<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><HR>Fried vegetables? Hmm... sounds very strange...<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>I don't know how widespread this is, but there are two restaurants within walking distance of my apartment that serve deep-fried jalapeno peppers stuffed with cheese. :-9 (And I'm up north in Pittsburgh, PA.)
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Who makes this sweet tea so I can compair the ing.'s and make sure their one and the same.
OR maybe I should look back in the pop question one for the answer ?? Stuffed peppers are good. Best one's I have ever had were in a Italian Restaurent downtown Buffalo! Nice state Penn. I was there in April for the first time in my life. People were very friendly, and the scenery is fantatic. |
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<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by capnq:
I don't know how widespread this is, but there are two restaurants within walking distance of my apartment that serve deep-fried jalapeno peppers stuffed with cheese. :-9 (And I'm up north in Pittsburgh, PA.) <HR></BLOCKQUOTE> had them in San Diego, Austin, Dallas, San Francisco, and L.A. love those things. more often than not, i hear them called 'jallapeno poppers,' and you can get them in the frozen food section of most grocery stores in my area. there is a restruant chain in Texas called 'Jims' which is a southwestern style 24hr place almost like dennys but less pancakes, more grits. they have these things which are battered, deep fried, jalapeno strips (slice the skin of the pepper into thin strips, batter, fry) and they call them 'texas toothpicks' those are good too. of course most mexican or tex-mex restruants have stuffed peppers, which are larger peppers (the type varies) stuffed with sauce, sometimes meat, and / or cheese. recently a friend of mine has taken to pickling peppers. large quantities of mixed peppers are sliced and thrown into a jar of pickling sauce (with a few cucumber spears) and a boatload of spices. when they come out the pickle spears are mighty tasty, and the peppers are supreme. requires a tall cold-one or two in order to wash down several of the peppers tho. However, if you got any of these above mentioned things anywhere near a snack donought, you should be shot. ------------------ "...the green, sticky spawn of the stars" (with apologies to H.P.L.) |
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grits. That's that vile stuff that looks almost like Porriage ( bad speller )but comes nowhere close in taste and texture.
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<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by tesco samoa:
grits. That's that vile stuff that looks almost like Porriage ( bad speller )but comes nowhere close in taste and texture.<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>Grits are like white rice - tasteless by themselves, but throw in some butter and red-eye gravy and they are great! Back to the topic - I love Dunkin' cruller doughnuts, the ones with ridges. They're made out of a different batter so that they soak up the grease like a sponge. ... and fried vegetables. In addition to French Fries, I love batter fried onion rings, squash, okra, mushrooms, grean beans, green tomatoes, egg plant, and, of course, jalapeno poppers. Hmmm. There seems to be a theme here. Maybe that's why I had a heart attack Last year. |
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Interesting. I thought I'd get more quizzical responses to the deep-fried turkeys. Oh well, live and learn.
<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by tesco samoa: Who makes this sweet tea so I can compair the ing.'s and make sure their one and the same.<HR></BLOCKQUOTE> TS, this is how I make sweet tea. --Add ~1 quart of water and three large (family-size) flow-through tea bags to a small saucepan. --Heat until it just starts to boil. --Remove from heat and let stand (steep) ~10-15 minutes. --In a gallon pitcher, add 1 1/2 cups of sugar (more or less to taste, of course). --Add the steeped tea to the pitcher. Squeeze out the tea bags for more flavor. --Stir the sugar/steep mixture in the pitcher till the sugar is dissolved. --Add cold water to make a gallon, stirring all the way. --Chill, as it's best served cold. Now that everyone can make their own sweet tea, I promise this is the Last time I mention sweet tea, unless someone else brings it up. Grits: I won't even go there! Quikngruvn |
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Ever hear of Sun tea? I dont know how to make it but I see that you put it out in the sun to cook or something... I dont know
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Yep Sweet tea is the same as Iced tea. I had a feeling all along. So if you come to Canada just ask for iced tea. It is just another type of pop up here unless you brew it your self or by the Iced tea mix from the supermarket. Which is really good. I drink it all the time. It helps with those sore sunday mornings if you did not keep track of what drinks your body can handle on a Sat. night.
Sun tea. I have heard of it but never tried it. I love tea. Russian tea is quite nice. Bitter with a nice hint of sweetness. ------------------ L? GdX $ Fr C++ SdT T+ Sf* Tcp+ A M++ MpTM ROTS Pw+ Fq+ Nd Rp++ G+ |
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Ever try green tea? its not bad
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Green tea is very nice. I am drinking some right now. Getting ready to watch some Jackie Chan (twin dragons) and just plain old Sunday night relax before the work week begins
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I like green tea - it's very astringent and refreshing. Those are my two Favorites - "Asian" (Japanese/Chinese) green (for its sharpness) and "Southern sweet" - (for its sweetness). Make me choose between them? No way!! They both rule! IDIC!
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<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by Instar:
Ever hear of Sun tea? I dont know how to make it but I see that you put it out in the sun to cook or something... I dont know<HR></BLOCKQUOTE> Sun tea is made basically the same as sweet/iced tea, except you don't heat the water. You just stick it straight into the pitcher, put the teabags in it, and let it sit (steep) in the sun all day. The rest is the same. --edit: I read below and noticed the jalepeno poppers (I forget the code for an 'n' with a tilde http://www.shrapnelgames.com/ubb/images/icons/icon9.gif ) part of the thread. I love 'em, but can't get them where I live, ironically, just north of Pittsburgh by about an hour & 15 minutes(depending on traffic and driver sanity/will to live). Had them all the time in San Diego (hometown) when I lived there, and when I visited earlier this summer. I could probably find them if I drove out about half an hour, but they aren't worth that much http://www.shrapnelgames.com/ubb/images/icons/icon7.gif [This message has been edited by Will (edited 27 August 2001).] |
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Deep fried turkies.
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News flash
The first ever CDN Krispy Kremer is opening up. Will they replace Tim Hortons as the best chain donut. This Blueberry Fritter addict says NO ------------------ L? GdX $ Fr C++ SdT T+ Sf* Tcp+ A M++ MpTM ROTS Pw+ Fq+ Nd Rp++ G+ |
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Any UK lurkers feeling excluded from this thread (all seems to be US confctionary so far=-) take a look at Need to Know. They review the latest in sweets and snack foods every month or so.
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Krispy Cremer - without a doubt, take it from one who has great experience with donuts,. heh, heh,
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<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><HR>I read below and noticed the jalepeno poppers (I forget the code for an 'n' with a tilde ) part of the thread. I love 'em, but can't get them where I live, ironically, just north of Pittsburgh by about an hour & 15 minutes<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>In Ohio Arby's sells jalepeno poppers. (yeah I was thinking that too...Arby's? But they suprisingly good. http://www.shrapnelgames.com/ubb/images/icons/icon7.gif )
I don't know if Arby's all over the country have the poppers, but Arby's is a national chain. You might try checking there locally and see if they have them. Geoschmo |
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dogscoff I am offended. Not every one here is US. Some of us are Canadians.
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<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by tesco samoa:
dogscoff I am offended. Not every one here is US. Some of us are Canadians. <HR></BLOCKQUOTE> Isn't that a US territory? http://www.shrapnelgames.com/ubb/ima...ons/icon10.gif |
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http://www.standonguard.com/
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