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Who said, ""What is a Waldorf anyway, a walnut that's gone off?"
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Originally Posted By: moribundman
Who said, ""What is a Waldorf anyway, a walnut that's gone off?"
You want Basil with that?
When I was a kid a schoolmate was always griping about eating (by force) his grandma's Waldorf salad (twice a week or more).....I had no idea what he was talking about. Most of the guys just thought he was nuts
.....I guess it just was never on the Mama Seminara menu. Later I found it, indeed kid knew what he was talking about!
Who said, ""What is a Waldorf anyway, a walnut that's gone off?"
You want Basil with that?
When I was a kid a schoolmate was always griping about eating (by force) his grandma's Waldorf salad (twice a week or more).....I had no idea what he was talking about. Most of the guys just thought he was nuts
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Originally Posted By: mpvue
iceburg lettuse
Hyvää huomenta! Mites menee? Voinko auttaa sinua?
my Finnish isn't very good, but it seems you are offering some sort of greeting? if it's some sort of inside joke, I guess I'm not on the inside because I don't get it.
it looks like my sausage fingers hit the s instead of the c. phonetically correct at least.
Originally Posted By: mpvue
iceburg lettuse
Hyvää huomenta! Mites menee? Voinko auttaa sinua?
my Finnish isn't very good, but it seems you are offering some sort of greeting? if it's some sort of inside joke, I guess I'm not on the inside because I don't get it.
it looks like my sausage fingers hit the s instead of the c. phonetically correct at least.
Originally Posted By: mpvue
iceburg lettuse is a waste, just a carrier for dressing. I prefer spinach leaves, some radishes, red onions, black olives, hard boiled eggs, sprouts, a couple cherry tomatoes, and a drizzle of blue cheese. don't like ranch dressing much.
Me too. I never eat iceberg; it has no nutritional value at all.
Every day I eat a salad with spinach, romaine, broccoli, carrot, maybe some bell pepper, perhaps some red onion, and other veggies I have on hand, with light dressing, and sometimes some canned salmon or tuna. Tasty and healthy.
iceburg lettuse is a waste, just a carrier for dressing. I prefer spinach leaves, some radishes, red onions, black olives, hard boiled eggs, sprouts, a couple cherry tomatoes, and a drizzle of blue cheese. don't like ranch dressing much.
Me too. I never eat iceberg; it has no nutritional value at all.
Every day I eat a salad with spinach, romaine, broccoli, carrot, maybe some bell pepper, perhaps some red onion, and other veggies I have on hand, with light dressing, and sometimes some canned salmon or tuna. Tasty and healthy.
What about salad in a hamburger? Hamburger here has lettuce, tomato, beetroot, red onion, and optional bacon, egg, or pineapple. For some people that's the only vegetables they eat. Needless to say I don't eat hamburgers.
Only in Aus do they put a bloody beet in a burger.
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Originally Posted By: Pablo
Only in Aus do they put a bloody beet in a burger.
Sorry to shock you, but I do that here in the good ol' US of A.
Only in Aus do they put a bloody beet in a burger.
Sorry to shock you, but I do that here in the good ol' US of A.
But you are from Germany.
Try to find it at a burger joint in the US, and judge the popularity.
Nothing against pickled beets. Just not on my burger.
Try to find it at a burger joint in the US, and judge the popularity.
Nothing against pickled beets. Just not on my burger.
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Originally Posted By: Pablo
But you are from Germany.
Try to find it at a burger joint in the US, and judge the popularity.
Nothing against pickled beets. Just not on my burger.
"But he was from Germany!" is what they'll write on my tombstone some day.
I never ate beets more than rarely before my exodus, as far as I can remember. I don't care what thesheeple people do at burger joints. I put on my burgers what I want, not what the local convention attempts to dictate. Of course, I don't normally buy burgers at burger joints to begin with.
Oh, and I use raw, very thinly sliced, crunchy beets, not the pickled kind.
But you are from Germany.
Try to find it at a burger joint in the US, and judge the popularity.
Nothing against pickled beets. Just not on my burger.
"But he was from Germany!" is what they'll write on my tombstone some day.
I never ate beets more than rarely before my exodus, as far as I can remember. I don't care what the
Oh, and I use raw, very thinly sliced, crunchy beets, not the pickled kind.
Reminds me of the Giant Taco Salad
Haarumph! Salad is what food eats.
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Originally Posted By: moribundman
I don't care what thesheeple people do at burger joints.
Beets don't sell burgers!
I don't care what the
Beets don't sell burgers!
Originally Posted By: Shannow
They do down here.
The Mc Oz major selling point was beetroot.
Exactly.
They do down here.
The Mc Oz major selling point was beetroot.
Exactly.
Originally Posted By: Shannow
The beet layer adds texture and flavour to the usual pineapple and egg layer.
I can add no further comment as I just vomited on my keyb890sakhaj
The beet layer adds texture and flavour to the usual pineapple and egg layer.
I can add no further comment as I just vomited on my keyb890sakhaj
Originally Posted By: Drew99GT
Originally Posted By: mpvue
iceburg lettuse is a waste, just a carrier for dressing. I prefer spinach leaves, some radishes, red onions, black olives, hard boiled eggs, sprouts, a couple cherry tomatoes, and a drizzle of blue cheese. don't like ranch dressing much.
Me too. I never eat iceberg; it has no nutritional value at all.
Every day I eat a salad with spinach, romaine, broccoli, carrot, maybe some bell pepper, perhaps some red onion, and other veggies I have on hand, with light dressing, and sometimes some canned salmon or tuna. Tasty and healthy.
+1
Also, there are no rules as to quantity of dressing to use on salad. Less is more here.
Originally Posted By: mpvue
iceburg lettuse is a waste, just a carrier for dressing. I prefer spinach leaves, some radishes, red onions, black olives, hard boiled eggs, sprouts, a couple cherry tomatoes, and a drizzle of blue cheese. don't like ranch dressing much.
Me too. I never eat iceberg; it has no nutritional value at all.
Every day I eat a salad with spinach, romaine, broccoli, carrot, maybe some bell pepper, perhaps some red onion, and other veggies I have on hand, with light dressing, and sometimes some canned salmon or tuna. Tasty and healthy.
+1
Also, there are no rules as to quantity of dressing to use on salad. Less is more here.
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