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3-13...demoted






 
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Originally posted by tautology
lol...900 Grayson is a very fine restaurant (though it is a casual lunch and brunch venue).

I doubt there are many folks on this site who have a wider range of culinary tastes, or that spend more on fine dining than I do (though I encourage everyone to make me a liar ).

I am happy to drop 4 figures on a very advanced menu at the French Laundry or Manresa, but I'm also partial to home-style truck stop food, whether prepared by a Michelin decorated chef or the local pancake flipper.

Something prepared from reasonably fresh and unadulterated ingredients rather than processed 500 miles away...that's the key





I'm begining to like you more and more Taut.

I can guarantee that I could match your wide range of culinary tastes. However, I'm pretty adventurous in that i am just at much at home having blowfish at Urasawa in LA as I am a kebob from a street vendor in Istanbul or a slice of tomato pie in Trenton. And frankly, probably more comfortable in the atmosphere of the latter two, than the first one.

But I'm with Jsully, there is just no better than foot than a great Italian meal. Maybe that's the Italian in me showing some love.

I've been to quite a few places around the globe, and I'm always trying local dishes. However, best meal I ever had was a simple plate of fettucini, peasant bread and some chianti in Venice.

 
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hard to beat street tacos in mexico. so long as you don't get some disease afterward, they're pretty phenomenal.


while expensive culinary treats are often quite good, i've yet to see any real evidence that excessive price and taste correlate.
 
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Originally posted by whatje
hard to beat street tacos in mexico. so long as you don't get some disease afterward, they're pretty phenomenal.


while expensive culinary treats are often quite good, i've yet to see any real evidence that excessive price and taste correlate.


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im going to mexico because this reminded me of how good the food is on the streets down there
 
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I would have to go fresh fish for the best cheap food.

If you get lucky enough to find a local fresh fish market on some of the coastal towns.

Had some great Lobster for under $10 in Cape Porpoise Maine at a fish shack on a dock.

The Poke in Hawaii at some of the local fish markets is awesome. Hard to beat a whole meal of fresh tuna for under $10.
 
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Originally posted by whatje
hard to beat street tacos in mexico. so long as you don't get some disease afterward, they're pretty phenomenal.


Nothing like having a vendor outside your hotel at approx 2:30 in the morning. Wasted, walk him, order 5 tacos, take your life into your own hands, experience taco bliss, pass out.

 
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I'm looking for the thread where we brag about how wealthy, worldly and sophisticated we are. This it?
 
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Dudes I just made some killer Velveeta
 
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Dudes I just made some killer Velveeta


all i can afford is real cheese, which doesnt melt with half the smoothness of your chemical cheese-like product.



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Guess what time it is? MCDONALDS MONOPOLY

I'm gonna run a train on Big Macs
 
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20 piece mcnuggets!
 
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I hear the McRib is back.

 
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welp
 
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Originally posted by ryan_grant-25
CPL > WEPL? http://goallineblitz.com/game/game.pl?game_id=1418006


ldo
 
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Originally posted by Phil Jackson
Guess what time it is? MCDONALDS MONOPOLY

I'm gonna run a train on Big Macs


im fiddin to go play some mcdonalds monopoly
 
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