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  • edited September 2008
    I made burgers and fries! I felt American! I had to make it all from scratch. I used some ground beef and mixed some eggs and spices in, and I had to grill it on my wok, since that's all I've got. I made the fries by cutting up a potato, giving them a light covering of oil and seasoned salt, and putting them in the oven for about 30 minutes or so.

    Delicious!

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  • edited September 2008
    Bruce shared this animated gif with me courtesy of someone on the Something Awful forums:

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    Yes, you are indeed looking at a frozen pizza with various Wendy's menu items baked onto it.
  • edited September 2008
    holy shit. That looks delicious...ly deadly. I'd try it, but I don't think I'd get very far.
  • edited September 2008
    Wow. Wendy's tried to destroy the world with the Baconator... but this is a whole new level we never even imagined before.
  • edited September 2008
    I love the baconator but even I find that pizza repulsive. I think they cross the line when they put burgers on it.
  • edited September 2008
    I love bacon, but the Baconator is a new low for fast food. The thing is like something Rockstar would come up with as a fake burger in GTA.
  • edited September 2008
    Yeah. You'd expect that out of Hardees, not Wendy's.

    But... I think the Monster Burger at Hardees was still worse.
  • edited September 2008
    The baconator sucks because Wendy's burgers suck because they are always incredibly saucy, and not in a good way. And this is coming from a man who bleeds bacon.
  • edited September 2008
    Well, permits me to disagrees. About Wendy's burgers, not the Baconator. I like Wendy's burgers better than the other two because they're not so dried out. I like 'em saucy!
  • edited September 2008
    Halo Burger is the best... well, if you live in Michigan anyway.
  • edited September 2008
    Why the hell does Halo Burger put every single restaurant in Flint? How about sharing the love?
  • edited September 2008
    Hey, that's hardly true, some of them are up to like 20 miles away from Flint!

    Seriously though, out of their 11 locations, all but three are in Flint (There's one in Birch Run, one in Fenton, and one in Grand Blanc, all places which I frequent).

    They make their burgers from ground beef, they're not pre-frozen patties. AND you can get olives on them. =D
  • edited September 2008
    I'm taking a cooking class this semester and today was our first day in the kitchen. We made chicken cacciatora; chicken covered in flour and fried, then baked with a whole bunch of vegetables and tomato paste/sauce. It was very good, though the chicken didn't have a whole lot of meat on it. Here's the one piece I brought back to my room.

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    There's a wing under there somewhere.
  • edited September 2008
    Sounds a bit like a Lancashire hotpot.


    Mmm, I want a Lancashire hotpot now :(
  • edited September 2008
    I made chicken parm on friday, it was mighty delicious.

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  • edited September 2008
    Oooh, that looks quite tasty!
  • edited September 2008
    I had my first In-n-Out burger. Congratulations, America. You have made a mean burger.
  • edited September 2008
    Congratulations, California
  • edited September 2008
    Typical Californian elitism. America finally gets a win and you Californians try to take all the credit for yourselves. Why do you have to keep dividing America with your SoCal Facism?
  • edited September 2008
    I'm sorry, do you have In-n-Out Burgers in Connecticut? Anywhere outside California? no? QED, BITCH
  • edited September 2008
    There are In-N-Out restaurants in just three states: California, Arizona and Nevada.

    http://query.nytimes.com/gst/fullpage.html?sec=travel&res=9E02E4D7113AF937A2575BC0A9649C8B63
  • edited September 2008
    I don't think you understand! Any time a foreigner likes anything about America, we should unite and take pride in knowing that somewhere in America, we have awesome burgers. Now, when those selfish jerks try to take all the credit, all it does is divide America! Why can't you think like an American, MacJake, instead of a... Californian. Ugh, that almost made me throw up.
  • edited September 2008
    I for one am all about secession. Go, Republic of California!
  • edited September 2008
    I went shopping for my new apartment today, but I forgot milk. So I had dry cereal for breakfast!
  • edited September 2008
    ...I thought they were Nevadan fare. I ate mine in Arizona. Bite me.

    Deku, is it true that you can put orange juice on the cereal instead of milk?
  • edited September 2008
    shakeycat wrote: »
    Deku, is it true that you can put orange juice on the cereal instead of milk?

    You mean, is it physically possible? I suppose..

    Would I want to? Hell no!

    I didn't have any orange juice anyway.
  • edited September 2008
    Ryan will remember that our next door neighbor freshman year said the best cereal combination is Cheerios and red Gatorade.
  • edited September 2008
    Oh yeah! I wonder whatever happened to that dude.

    Much to my surprise, it actually wasn't terrible. Breakfast of Champions!
  • edited October 2008
    We made Japanese curry for the first time without Ryan! And it turned out mighty tasty.

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    And today, we made stuffed peppers with green bean casserole!

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    Also mighty tasty.
  • edited October 2008
    Oh MAN! That is some restaurant quality-looking curry there. And those peppers made me hungry. Who usually cooks with you two, btw?