What are you Eating/Drinking?

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McDonalds deliver?

They do. It's quite common throughout Asia but not so much in Europe I think.

KFC do too, but I think that is more common around the world.
 
McDonalds delivery would be too tempting for me.

I wont be able to take a few fries.
 
I guess labor is cheap. How much do you tip? About what %?
 
A food version of a happy Gordi La forge
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@kikie Swiss cheese lasagne sounds awesome.

I'd love to see pictures of what you eat.
Even though most of what you eat sounds like bird seed.
Your wish is my command. I'm already taking pictures of what I eat.
 
I'm enjoying some English candy my father brought me from his recent trip to England. One is a Wispa bar and the other is a Lion bar and they are both delicious! The Lion bar reminds me of a Twix bar.
 
I'm enjoying some English candy my father brought me from his recent trip to England. One is a Wispa bar and the other is a Lion bar and they are both delicious! The Lion bar reminds me of a Twix bar.

Is it anything like the simpsons said it was.

British candy is a bit sweeter than what you're used to across the pond
 
Onion bagel with jalapeno cream cheese.
 
I'm enjoying some English candy my father brought me from his recent trip to England. One is a Wispa bar and the other is a Lion bar and they are both delicious! The Lion bar reminds me of a Twix bar.
Is it anything like the simpsons said it was.

British candy is a bit sweeter than what you're used to across the pond

Lion bars are similar to to a twix, but with wafers in the bottom and rice crispies in the caramel. I would say UK chocolate is less sweet than the US stuff, but it's also less cloying and thick. The UK stuff tastes more chocolately.

IIRC, there was an attempt to pass a bill through senate to increase the level of cocoa solids required to be classified as milk chocolate, and it was refused, citing 'the domestic market would not accept the taste of higher cocoa solid levels'.
 
British candy is a bit sweeter than what you're used to across the pond
How is that possible? We have candy that is literally 100% sugar.
 
How is that possible? We have candy that is literally 100% sugar.

There are substances sweeter than sugar. :)
 
There are substances sweeter than sugar. :)
And why aren't Americans eating it?

I guess the better question is in regards to its glycemic value. Will it give me the diabetes?
 
No suh. Dis heeyuh shuga sho am will doe.
 
Ate quite a variety of food this weekend including hot dogs, steak, and all sorts of other stuff. The steak looked the same as what I have posted before. But I did get a couple pics of a some sandwiches I ate.

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Sandwich #1. My version of a Chicago dog. Tomatoes, pickles, velveeta cheese, and hot dogs. Topped off with Stubbs BBQ sauce. I don't like buns so I use bread slices.

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Sandwich #2. And this delicious beast. Roast beef, pickles, tomatoes, spinach, velveeta cheese, and some pringles. This was excellent! I also like how well this pic turned out.
 
Brunch was a roast beef and havarti cheese sandwich with a side of Italian Pasta Salad.

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Taco Tuesdays! There are carrots, corn, green beans, Lima beans, celery, peas, and tomatoes in the meat. And the banana peppers were grown in my yard and pickled by me.

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What you're eating looks fantastic as well!
It was. So much so that we couldn't decide whether to eat the leftovers for lunch tomorrow or dinner. Ultimately, the need to finish off the other half of the loin soon (It was 4.5lbs and this recipe called for 2lbs) won out. Lunch tomorrow.
 
I pretty much eat the same lunch every day which is 2 pieces of fried chicken, 2 bowls of rice, a Kitkat, and 1 or 2 ice cream cones. Drink is often orange juice but sometimes it's Coke.
 
Rabbit is delicious, especially when BBQ'd.
 
It's always good to give it a good baste while it's grilling so it's a bit juicy. I'm a fan of dryish meat so I'm probably not the best person to ask.

Also, like duck, when you grill its little head the tiny brains turn to pâté and make an excellent, if rather small, treat to put on bread or a cracker.
 
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