This is the GUILTY pleasures thread, Pants. Not the OBVIOUS pleasures thread.
PS, I like bacon too. My signature favorite sandwich is about four strips of bacon, a slice of turkey breast, and a slice of cheese, all between two slice of italian bread and toasted to perfection. But, enough about what I eat when nobody else is looking. I'm getting hungry, and you probably are too, if you just read this.
Seriously, I had it for lunch and dinner (steak and chicken), with a hot dog and a churro as a mid-afternoon snack. Also, a bit of a Monte Cristo sandwich. If that's not a guilty pleasure then this thread is too adult for me.
I had to look this up. Is it specifically an American thing? On menus in England and France I saw what is essentially a toasted ham and cheese sandwich listed as a croque monsieur. Sounds like a Monte Cristo is much the same, but dipped in egg and fried?
Also, is a jaffle a common thing outside Australia? It's like a sealed toasted sandwich (ham and cheese being a common combination), and I've never had one that wasn't homemade.
I had to look this up. Is it specifically an American thing? On menus in England and France I saw what is essentially a toasted ham and cheese sandwich listed as a croque monsieur. Sounds like a Monte Cristo is much the same, but dipped in egg and fried?
The one I had looked deep fried. But yeah, it's basically a ham, turkey, and cheese sandwich/french toast hybrid, complete with powdered sugar and a delightful berry dipping sauce. I didn't think it would taste good at all...but my brother forced me to try a bit and it was absolutely delicious.
Also, the last part of my guilty pleasures list was that all of this was at Disneyland.
I remember eating my first Monte Cristo at Disneyland, eleven and a half years ago. My parents didn't want to sit down in the Blue Bayou, so we ordered it to go. We ended up looking up the recipe for it later, but I don't know if that was really necessary, since the only really tricky part could be the batter.
But yes, a Monte Cristo is a ham, turkey, and swiss sandwich, deep fried and served with some sort of berry sauce, often red currant jelly, and sometimes dusted with powdered sugar. It's one of the least healthiest things you'll ever eat, and it will be WORTH IT.
As long as we're talking about odd food, I myself fancy hot wings dipped in chocolate (thank you, party with both a chocolate fountain and wings). Caesar dressing is also a quite viable hotdog topping, and the only topping I personally use! The oddest thing I ever ate/drank? Hmmm.... I guess that would have to be the thing I ate/drank for the iron stomach contest at this one event I went to: Alka-Seltzer, dragonfruit Vitamin Water, Spam, and Habenaro hot sauce. I drank half the bottle of hot sauce on and off throughout the day before to prepare. And the funny thing was: It was daaaamn tasty!
As long as we're talking about odd food, I myself fancy hot wings dipped in chocolate (thank you, party with both a chocolate fountain and wings)
This goes against everything that is good and natural. May God have mercy on your soul.
On the subject of wings, though, boy do I love 'em. I can hardly go someplace new that has wings on the menu without trying them, and trying the hottest variety they have. I tried some wings that had a sauce that was made with ghost peppers (world's hottest pepper) not too long ago. They were so hot. It was seriously a solid 45 minutes before my mouth even began to feel like it was cooling off.
And let me tell you, nothing helps wake you up in the morning the next day like the ghost pepper poops.
I remember eating my first Monte Cristo at Disneyland, eleven and a half years ago. My parents didn't want to sit down in the Blue Bayou, so we ordered it to go. We ended up looking up the recipe for it later, but I don't know if that was really necessary, since the only really tricky part could be the batter.
But yes, a Monte Cristo is a ham, turkey, and swiss sandwich, deep fried and served with some sort of berry sauce, often red currant jelly, and sometimes dusted with powdered sugar. It's one of the least healthiest things you'll ever eat, and it will be WORTH IT.
Indeed. The gumbo was fantastic, but I think next time I go, I'll have to get a Monte Cristo for dinner at least. I still remember that single morsel I had...and I WANT MORE.
Do you feel uncomfortable when you are near a glue factory?
For the record, I've never broken a leg, and even if I did, I would seek medical attention from one of your doctors, not one of those so-called "veterinarians."
If you even tried to get me near one of those places, I would kick anyone within a 10 foot radius in the face. With BOTH legs.
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Also, this: http://www.youtube.com/watch?NR=1&feature=endscreen&v=4kJR_j4XHD0
This is the GUILTY pleasures thread, Pants. Not the OBVIOUS pleasures thread.
PS, I like bacon too. My signature favorite sandwich is about four strips of bacon, a slice of turkey breast, and a slice of cheese, all between two slice of italian bread and toasted to perfection. But, enough about what I eat when nobody else is looking. I'm getting hungry, and you probably are too, if you just read this.
Ah, yes. Those. Can mods delete it if it's quoted? QUICK! EBBERONE QUOTE UIT NAO
In some ways thats better than my best buddy who is into what begins in H and sounds like: Bird + Tie
and Bacon Island.
It's sort of like how a witch with a "b" is a witchb.
Link?
Good thing no pics of the wibches were posted.
Also, Power Rangers Samurai. I actually think it's been getting worse as it goes on, but I still like it.
Mmm, I made a lamb burger with goats cheese for dinner (all bacon was used this morning). High five, burger buddy.
Seriously, lucky. That sounds delicious. Place hand against screen for high five.
Seriously, I had it for lunch and dinner (steak and chicken), with a hot dog and a churro as a mid-afternoon snack. Also, a bit of a Monte Cristo sandwich. If that's not a guilty pleasure then this thread is too adult for me.
I had to look this up. Is it specifically an American thing? On menus in England and France I saw what is essentially a toasted ham and cheese sandwich listed as a croque monsieur. Sounds like a Monte Cristo is much the same, but dipped in egg and fried?
Also, is a jaffle a common thing outside Australia? It's like a sealed toasted sandwich (ham and cheese being a common combination), and I've never had one that wasn't homemade.
I love Lumpa bread with griffon slices and elf butter.
The one I had looked deep fried. But yeah, it's basically a ham, turkey, and cheese sandwich/french toast hybrid, complete with powdered sugar and a delightful berry dipping sauce. I didn't think it would taste good at all...but my brother forced me to try a bit and it was absolutely delicious.
Also, the last part of my guilty pleasures list was that all of this was at Disneyland.
But yes, a Monte Cristo is a ham, turkey, and swiss sandwich, deep fried and served with some sort of berry sauce, often red currant jelly, and sometimes dusted with powdered sugar. It's one of the least healthiest things you'll ever eat, and it will be WORTH IT.
(It's Cheese, Jam, Marmite and Tuna, FTR).
This goes against everything that is good and natural. May God have mercy on your soul.
On the subject of wings, though, boy do I love 'em. I can hardly go someplace new that has wings on the menu without trying them, and trying the hottest variety they have. I tried some wings that had a sauce that was made with ghost peppers (world's hottest pepper) not too long ago. They were so hot. It was seriously a solid 45 minutes before my mouth even began to feel like it was cooling off.
And let me tell you, nothing helps wake you up in the morning the next day like the ghost pepper poops.
Indeed. The gumbo was fantastic, but I think next time I go, I'll have to get a Monte Cristo for dinner at least. I still remember that single morsel I had...and I WANT MORE.
No, I am a human being. YOU are a towel.
Doubtful.
Oh, wait, you're right. Sometimes I forget that I'm a pony.
You're still a towel, though.
Do you feel uncomfortable when you are near a glue factory?
For the record, I've never broken a leg, and even if I did, I would seek medical attention from one of your doctors, not one of those so-called "veterinarians."
If you even tried to get me near one of those places, I would kick anyone within a 10 foot radius in the face. With BOTH legs.
Also, what supmandude said.
Dear StrongBrush1,
How do you type with hooves?
Crapfully yours,
Supmandude85
FLCL, now THAT is a guilty pleasure.
I wish I could believe it, too. I never thought I'd see the day where I'd say that.