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It's gross. You're not missing out at all. And don't you DARE try their "mexican" menu, called THE GREEN BURRITO. Absolute trash that will most likely give you diarrhea.
It's gross. You're not missing out at all. And don't you DARE try their "mexican" menu, called THE GREEN BURRITO. Absolute trash that will most likely give you diarrhea.
I only mentioned it because it's a burger place and there's none anywhere around here
Anybody eat Morning Star Farms crumbles? I used to use them for tacos back in my vegetarian days but I don't think that I've had them in about fifteen years. We're trying to consume a bit less meat and so we used them for tacos tonight. They taste... not as okay as I remember them. Curious if any long-time veggies or vegans have noticed a change in the flavor over the years. Both kids rejected them and my wife wasn't into it either. Can't say as I blame them.
Anybody eat Morning Star Farms crumbles? I used to use them for tacos back in my vegetarian days but I don't think that I've had them in about fifteen years. We're trying to consume a bit less meat and so we used them for tacos tonight. They taste... not as okay as I remember them. Curious if any long-time veggies or vegans have noticed a change in the flavor over the years. Both kids rejected them and my wife wasn't into it either. Can't say as I blame them.
My closest, best vegan friend told me the Aldi's one. Or if you are fancy beyond meat or impossible.
I'm trying to find out if you don't have Aldi or not fancy. Will update.
Update: boca or frozen beyond meat
Edit:
Morning star also makes a ground beef one or a chorizo. Gardein is good, target has it's own brand.. the only one I don't like is the chipotle morning star. The beyond frozen is also pre seasoned so that one you may want to stay away from.boca, gardein, or morning star regular is probably the safest bet
Anybody eat Morning Star Farms crumbles? I used to use them for tacos back in my vegetarian days but I don't think that I've had them in about fifteen years. We're trying to consume a bit less meat and so we used them for tacos tonight. They taste... not as okay as I remember them. Curious if any long-time veggies or vegans have noticed a change in the flavor over the years. Both kids rejected them and my wife wasn't into it either. Can't say as I blame them.
My closest, best vegan friend told me the Aldi's one. Or if you are fancy beyond meat or impossible.
I'm trying to find out if you don't have Aldi or not fancy. Will update.
Update: boca or frozen beyond meat
Edit:
Morning star also makes a ground beef one or a chorizo. Gardein is good, target has it's own brand.. the only one I don't like is the chipotle morning star. The beyond frozen is also pre seasoned so that one you may want to stay away from.boca, gardein, or morning star regular is probably the safest bet
These were the Morning Star ground beef ones. They also rejected the beyond meat tacos I made a few months ago. I think we're just gonna stick with ground turkey for now.
The kids did like Morning Star Chik'n nuggets that are shaped like Mickey Mouse, at least.
Went to a restaurant for the first time in a year yesterday and idk if I got food poisoning or what but I was in hell last night lol.
I am sorry you feel like poop. That sucks, food poisoning is the worst. I am too scary to go out to eat. I will pickup or eat outside though.
I won't even eat inside in my office at work. I have plex around me and an office but the walls don't go all the way to the ceiling. Idk what I am going to do when it fucking rains.
I've been eating in restaurants since they reopened in June here. (Except when they reclosed in the Fall.) Only going to ones where there is a lot of space and they're spacing out seating, though.
Post by piggy pablo on Mar 15, 2021 21:54:58 GMT -5
I'm hearing On the Floor (Remix) by J Lo and Pitbull for the second time since sitting down at this sushi bar, but they gave me a free sake for waiting so long, and this song rules, so I'm happy.
This is the Spanish version, not sure if the earlier one was the same.
I've been eating in restaurants since they reopened in June here. (Except when they reclosed in the Fall.) Only going to ones where there is a lot of space and they're spacing out seating, though.
I have not eaten at a restaurant yet. I have eaten outside every day at work until yesterday. I ate in my plexiglass booth, in my all by myself office and shoveled two tacos in my mouth hole, in less than 5 mins. It's supposed to rain today, so I will be doing that again probably.
I prefer ground pork to turkey for tacos m better flavor in the meat.
My wife tries to avoid pork. And seafood. And the kids can't do spicy. It's all a nightmare, really...
Definitely a nightmare there. All my kids liked shit "bicy" when they were little except if they sassed and got a tongue taste of crab boil. My mom and dad didn't cook with spices (except maybe garlic, celery, bell peppers, onion, salt and pepper for the most part), but being from South Louisiana, it's only a matter of time before you are exposed to someone's family's cooking where they employ a lot of spice. Plus crawfish boils and shit. We didn't go hog wild, but they all liked using Tony's at the table for flavor when they were little. And it's just a matter of time before they crave the extra flavor. I understand avoiding pork, but it's a lot better today than it was 100 years ago. You've told me in the past your wife doesn't like shellfish. I didn't either until I started eating it. I love me some (spicy) shrimp tacos particularly if we amp up the homemade salsas and shit. To me, the best shrimp tacos usually come from shrimp grilled on charcoal. There's something I really like about charcoal+shrimp. Shrimp is pretty delicate, and you'd think the charcoal would overpower. But it just gives it some extra smokiness. I'd suggest you use mushrooms in place of smeat crumbles, but I think you said your wife doesn't like them either. I just bought a few criminis for dinner tonight. I had picked up some of Frank's Daily Bread Meatballs and sauce from the downtown Saturday market in Pensacola. His sauce is pretty good, though he's a yankee (Connecticut) Italian so I find it to be sweeter than I'm used to and very garlicky. I don't know if that's a thing up near New Haven or not. But that's how he cooks his marinara. Motherfucker bitched at me for asking for 4 orders of meatballs. "Hey, if you're going to get that much (2 to the order mind you), please call me ahead. I usually have a lot of stuff pre-sold and need to have other stuff on hand." I told him I decided to come see him after I was already out and about and didn't intend on getting 4 orders. He told me that the Farm Market sells his stuff daily, and I didn't even know about that. So he hooked me up with their card, and I went there and bought a bunch of great shit they had. So the mushrooms will be sliced and sauteed in olive or avocado oil and added to the meatballs and sauce for extra flavor and chunks of shit in my meatballs and shells that is actually healthy. I have some bomb focaccia from Craft and also steamed some corns on the cob yesterday and flash steamed some snap beans to go with that. It's from a recipe I got from Fresh Market. Basically you put olive oil in a sautee pan and sautee the beans (or fresh asparagus) for a couple minutes on medium high. You add about a half cup of water and cover and lower the heat to medium low and just let them steam out for about 2-3 minutes. Keeps you from boiling away the nutrition, and they stay green and crunchy that way.
Post by piggy pablo on Mar 16, 2021 14:16:41 GMT -5
I'm looking at this Batman Forever mug I have from McDonald's and it's blowing my mind that fast food places used to give out glasses like that. I have a Return of the Jedi one from BK, too.
I'm looking at this Batman Forever mug I have from McDonald's and it's blowing my mind that fast food places used to give out glasses like that. I have a Return of the Jedi one from BK, too.
i remember begging my mom to take me to McD's so I could collect all the Dream Team cups from '92. I didn't get em all; probably shoulda held on to the ones I did.
I'm looking at this Batman Forever mug I have from McDonald's and it's blowing my mind that fast food places used to give out glasses like that. I have a Return of the Jedi one from BK, too.
i remember begging my mom to take me to McD's so I could collect all the Dream Team cups from '92. I didn't get em all; probably shoulda held on to the ones I did.
When I was really young, I remember that laundry soap boxes often came with free towels or even dinnerware. I have a pretty decent wheat stalk gravy boat from back then. That would have been the 1960’s though I think get something free with your purchase was probably more 1950’s. Now the only place that seems to have promo items is Wal-Mart. If I buy booze there (in Louisiana), you often get a shirt or hat or other promo item for that brand. Obviously flowery towels are not collectors items, but it was kind of cool of a marketing promotion to give you something for free.
I'm looking at this Batman Forever mug I have from McDonald's and it's blowing my mind that fast food places used to give out glasses like that. I have a Return of the Jedi one from BK, too.
I remember when they used to give out glasses with the McDonald's characters on them. Didn't they do My Little Pony glasses, Muppets and Carebears glasses too?