Random Thoughts.....What Are You Thinking?
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Random Thoughts.....What are you thinking?
Bananas dipped in a melt-y hazelnut spread isn't bad.
Nutella is a 2 tablespoon serving, 200 calories. It contains 11 grams of fat, 3.5 of which are saturated (18% of your daily recommended value). The 21 grams of sugar in a serving is equivalent to 5.25 teaspoons of sugar.
Man, that dog is ugly lol
I still like how it looks though Bismarck.Dracondria said: » Man, that bear is ugly lol I still like how it looks though 
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Bismarck.Zenim said: » Cheez whiz took over cheese spread I googled this and what the *** How can you people eat this garbage
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processed cheese slices were like 2-3 steps away from being Legos at one point.
Looked like yellow plastic in plastic wrap. What's a cheez whiz? Sounds like a dairy magician.
Butter makes it better.
Unless you deep fry big ol' sticks of butter. Bloodrose said: » processed cheese slices were like 2-3 steps away from being Legos at one point. Looked like yellow plastic in plastic wrap. Anna Ruthven said: » btw 'yinz' is the most redneck way I've heard of saying you all. Buying sliced cheese is weird to me too
Here we slice our own cheese and it doesn't taste like crap The only thing you'd use sliced cheese for here is a hamburger, I guess. Bloodrose said: » 
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and I thought "Y'all" was the most redneck way.
I stand corrected. none of the restaurants I've ever worked in used processed cheese slice, since we had to slice our own cheese from big blocks of cheese
Bismarck.Josiahkf said: » Also generic restaurants numbers in Canada sell -30% burgers/fries -20% pizza type foods -10% chicken fingers/burgers/wings -10% steaks -20% various sandwich types -5% other -4% quesadilla/Mexican -0.1% Mac and cheese, it's just not as popular gourmet here for some reason, very rare to see on a menu nvm order. So hearing about kraft dinner themed restaurants is odd lol When I visit Canada it is 75% Poutine 25% Beaver Tails Bloodrose said: » none of the restaurants I've ever worked in used processed cheese slice, since we had to slice our own cheese from big blocks of cheese What do normal people buy though? they have smaller blocks of cheese that can be sliced at home.
Bismarck.Josiahkf said: » Apparently they don't have marble cheese in the UK, does Sweden? It's like mozerella and cheddar, great topping for some Italian dishes Never seen that |
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