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Old May 31st 2011, 9:14 pm
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Originally Posted by Bluegrass Lass
Was talking to my Brit hubby about the lack of ice cream parlors up in Scotland. I wonder if a DQ would do a franchise over there. I think their ice cream cakes would go over great!
Not easy to deep fry them, that's probably why
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Not easy to deep fry them, that's probably why
It's too bloody cold most of the time in Scotland to eat icecream, frying it warms it up
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Originally Posted by Bluegrass Lass
Was talking to my Brit hubby about the lack of ice cream parlors up in Scotland. I wonder if a DQ would do a franchise over there. I think their ice cream cakes would go over great!
When I lived over there, there was a Cinnabon up in Stirling in the Thistles Centre. We would go there whenever we'd go up to visit mil. However, even it couldn't stay in business and it folded up.
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Originally Posted by candy wy.
You can not be serious, they are some of the worst burgers i have tasted...
Like the commercial says ♫Red Robin, yum!♫
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I think the only thing I would really would be proper barbecue, the wife being from South Carolina that naturally means mustard based sauce.
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Old Jun 2nd 2011, 4:16 pm
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The fresh fruit is finally starting to appear, local stuff, not the big wet slop that's carted in from California/Mexico that goes off after a couple days.

An aunt made a raspberry pie that was awesomely good...good job they've got a greenhouse as the prices are still mentally expensive, for a few more weeks at least I'd think.

Can't wait for the blueberries and strawberries to come up
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Originally Posted by velkyal
I think the only thing I would really would be proper barbecue, the wife being from South Carolina that naturally means mustard based sauce.
Naturally as my wife is from Kansas City, I am honor bound to say that's just wrong.
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Originally Posted by sir_eccles
Naturally as my wife is from Kansas City, I am honor bound to say that's just wrong.
But everyone knows that South Carolina is the home of barbecue:

http://scbarbeque.com/bbq-history/

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I think the only thing I would really would be proper barbecue, the wife being from South Carolina that naturally means mustard based sauce.
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My DH is from WV and his sister has made me a dish consisting of a variety of beans and ham in the crock pot left to cook all day, homemade corn bread and wait for it: wilted lettuce
made from
•3 to 4 green onions, and Romain lettuce chopped
•salt and pepper
•Dressing Ingredients:
•2 tablespoons melted bacon drippings
•2 tablespoons vinegar
•1 tablespoon sugar
Heat and pour over the shredded lettuce.
Seriously good stuff that wilted lettuce, I tried to get out of eating it but really enjoyed it once I took the leap. Good country food! Sure is not good for the weight though.
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Originally Posted by Ash UK/US
Like the commercial says ♫Red Robin, yum!♫
Red Robin = fab!

Strange, as I avoid restaurant chains like the plague, but RR is the very notable exception. From the fact that they'll make any burger a veggie one, the onion ring tower with that chipotle mayonnaise, the great shake stuff for the fries and that fact that (at least round here) the house beer is made by a well-respected microbrewery - what's not to like?
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Originally Posted by tonrob
- what's not to like?
google = red robin calorie count

I haven't been to one in ages but you make it sound almost good!
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Old Jun 3rd 2011, 12:55 am
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Originally Posted by meauxna
google = red robin calorie count

I haven't been to one in ages but you make it sound almost good!
Show me something that's worth eating that hasn't got calories.

Ok - apart from sprouts.

Mmmmm.... chipotle sproutburger...
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Show me something that's worth eating that hasn't got calories.

Ok - apart from sprouts.

Mmmmm.... chipotle sproutburger...
My stomach just clenched involuntarily. FACT!
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Old Jun 3rd 2011, 1:28 am
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My stomach just clenched involuntarily. FACT!
Isn't that what love feels like...?
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