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Y'all give me time to get down there, y'hear?
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Oh, God...he didn't.Zeke12 said:![]()
Y'all give me time to get down there, y'hear?
They serve it in Shawshank, you know...BYH said:I never saw anything about Texas Toast until I drove by a Checkers the other day. 2 for $4 or something.
So what the hell is it?
True. It's like Americans saying "American football" or the Brits calling it "British cricket."AlleyAllen said:In Texas, we actually do call it Texas Toast. Odd...
Football_Bat said:True. It's like Americans saying "American football" or the Brits calling it "British cricket."AlleyAllen said:In Texas, we actually do call it Texas Toast. Odd...
Is it "Canadian bacon" up north? What's back bacon?
Pommes frites on the former (with mayonnaise, of course). Don't have a clue on the latter.AlleyAllen said:What do they call French fries in France? What do they call Swiss cheese in Switzerland?
Football_Bat said:Pommes frites on the former (with mayonnaise, of course). Don't have a clue on the latter.AlleyAllen said:What do they call French fries in France? What do they call Swiss cheese in Switzerland?
Guess we won't be hooking up in the Brokeback tater patch then, Alley.AlleyAllen said:Football_Bat said:Pommes frites on the former (with mayonnaise, of course). Don't have a clue on the latter.AlleyAllen said:What do they call French fries in France? What do they call Swiss cheese in Switzerland?
My ex-wife used to mix mayo and ketchup for her french fries. Wonder if that's one of the reasons why she's an ex.
JR said:Speaking of bread, Esquire has a great section in the March issue on the best sandwiches in America.
http://www.esquire.com/features/food-drink/sandwiches
There is also, as always, a great piece by our very own Jones on Havana. It doesn't appear to be online but it's a great issue. Buy it.
colonelmustard said:Texas toast with butter = Texas toast
Texas toast with butter and garlic = garlic toast (still tasty, but not as good to make a sandwich out of or dip in the gravy that comes with your DQ chicken-strip basket)
And you can always tell a Texan pining for a good burger when they bring up In-N-Out.Angola! said:colonelmustard said:Texas toast with butter = Texas toast
Texas toast with butter and garlic = garlic toast (still tasty, but not as good to make a sandwich out of or dip in the gravy that comes with your DQ chicken-strip basket)
You can always tell a Texan when they bring up DQ.
Football_Bat said:And you can always tell a Texan ping for a good burger when they bring up In N Out.Angola! said:colonelmustard said:Texas toast with butter = Texas toast
Texas toast with butter and garlic = garlic toast (still tasty, but not as good to make a sandwich out of or dip in the gravy that comes with your DQ chicken-strip basket)
You can always tell a Texan when they bring up DQ.
You can also tell a Texan because they are very quick on the draw.Angola! said:Football_Bat said:And you can always tell a Texan ping for a good burger when they bring up In N Out.Angola! said:colonelmustard said:Texas toast with butter = Texas toast
Texas toast with butter and garlic = garlic toast (still tasty, but not as good to make a sandwich out of or dip in the gravy that comes with your DQ chicken-strip basket)
You can always tell a Texan when they bring up DQ.
I'm not sure what a ping is, but should I be happy or sad you are calling me one?