I've got to make a run over to the big town that's got a Costco in a couple of months. Might just have to try some if they do.
More likely Publix or Piggly Wiggly.
These were in Wal-Mart. In the big open freezer units they keep the turkeys and frozen beef patties.
We’re you singing Home Sweet Home by Motley Crue?? Dancing all the way to the freezers in Walmart. Stopped did the air guitar solo and kept on going singing at the top of your lungs HOME SWEET HOME!
I've got to make a run over to the big town that's got a Costco in a couple of months. Might just have to try some if they do.
More likely Publix or Piggly Wiggly.
We ain't got them round these parts.
Will a 7-11 or U Totem do? Circle K?
But, I bet once those folks at Costco see how well they're selling in certain areas, they'll have some made up to sell under the Kirkland brand. Then, we're in like Flynn
I've got to make a run over to the big town that's got a Costco in a couple of months. Might just have to try some if they do.
More likely Publix or Piggly Wiggly.
We ain't got them round these parts.
Will a 7-11 or U Totem do? Circle K?
But, I bet once those folks at Costco see how well they're selling in certain areas, they'll have some made up to sell under the Kirkland brand. Then, we're in like Flynn
None here either. Those are the stores I remember from the 60s when I used to visit FL every Summer. Last time I was there was 1994 for a funeral.
But, in the beach cities there seems to be a plethora of those Razors and Ruckus thingies.
And more importantly,............................................... Bikinis! ( I don't see many up here tho, I guess 27F isn't conducive to bikini fashion)
Yep she has turned into a carpet muncher. Katheryn Bell Divorced her old man and took the kids to live with her new love...................damn shame as she is one fine speciman!
Yep she has turned into a carpet muncher. Katheryn Bell Divorced her old man and took the kids to live with her new love...................damn shame as she is one fine speciman!
Those were a staple for me in my bachelor days and I made them for my wife a few times, too.
I'd get them frying in a big pan, (in butter,, of course) and when about halfway done, add sliced onions and bread slices to the pan. When everything was done, the patties, onions and a slice of mild cheese would go on the grilled bread. Greasy and delicious.
Those were a staple for me in my bachelor days and I made them for my wife a few times, too.
I'd get them frying in a big pan, (in butter,, of course) and when about halfway done, add sliced onions and bread slices to the pan. When everything was done, the patties, onions and a slice of mild cheese would go on the grilled bread. Greasy and delicious.
Speaking of soy, I picked up a pack of Impossible Burger the other day on my more-or-less once-a-month grocery run. $6.99 a pound. Looks like burger. Raw, it smells like nothing you’d want to eat, and you definitely don’t want to give it a sniff while it’s cooking. Once cooked, it tastes like burger, more or less. With some cheese and ketchup on a bun, some would never notice the difference between it and cheap beef like you get at a fast food place. Definitely better than the regular veggie burgers like Boca Burger that tastes like recycled Stove Top Stuffing with liquid smoke added. I could eat this in a pinch, as long as I didn’t have to smell it first. Fortunately, I ain’t in a pinch.
Speaking of soy, I picked up a pack of Impossible Burger the other day on my more-or-less once-a-month grocery run. $6.99 a pound. Looks like burger. Raw, it smells like nothing you’d want to eat, and you definitely don’t want to give it a sniff while it’s cooking. Once cooked, it tastes like burger, more or less. With some cheese and ketchup on a bun, some would never notice the difference between it and cheap beef like you get at a fast food place. Definitely better than the regular veggie burgers like Boca Burger that tastes like recycled Stove Top Stuffing with liquid smoke added. I could eat this in a pinch, as long as I didn’t have to smell it first. Fortunately, I ain’t in a pinch.
Pretty sure that’s in there too. Ain’t much that isn’t.
So, what brand of soy sauce do you buy? We use Kikkoman, but the wife also buys some darker stuff that’s really strong when we can find it. Funny, but she never heard of fish sauce until I bought some; not common in Northern China apparently.