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06-24-2002, 07:22 AM #1pedal pedal pedal MODERATOR
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my weekend food
MBC and I went to Maine for the weekend. Some of the highlights of my feed fest:
Friday night:
1.5 lb lobster
stuffed mushroom caps covered with bacon
rice pilaf
two beers
Saturday:
Tim Horton's coffee and fruit muffin
pizza (mushroom and hamburger)
Ben and Jerry's cup of Heath Bar Crunch ice cream
baked halibut covered in hazelnuts (the best fish I have ever had)
garlic mashed potatoes
some kind of hot walnut, cherry, and ice cream dessert
two beers
Sunday:
Tim Horton's coffee, fruit muffin, and plain bagel
crabcake sandwich with fries
pizza (mushroom and hamburger)
The lobster was the first time I ever tried it. I think I'll be having it again some time.
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06-24-2002, 07:51 AM #3I'm the daddy ELITE MEMBER
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Lobster IS yummy. If Butterfly and I joined the country club here I'd eat it every day. It's free if ya join.
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To be honest, I was a little disappointed in the coffee. I heard it was awesome, but I think Dunkin Donuts coffee is better. However, Tim's coffee is ready-to-drink, which was very nice. Dunkin Donuts coffee is so damn hot, you have to wait 20 minutes before you can drink it.
The muffins and bagel were excellent!
But I was hoping they'd have breakfast sandwiches (they did not). I was in the mood for an egg and cheese bagel. Oh well.
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06-24-2002, 07:54 AM #5pedal pedal pedal MODERATOR
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Originally posted by Fade99
Lobster IS yummy. If Butterfly and I joined the country club here I'd eat it every day. It's free if ya join.
"Free" after the $5000 per year membership??
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06-24-2002, 07:59 AM #6I'm the daddy ELITE MEMBER
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That's why we haven't joined, and try $15,000.00 down $1,000.00 a month. Can you say "Fuq that!"?
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06-24-2002, 08:05 AM #7pedal pedal pedal MODERATOR
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LOL! Holy SHIZZOT!!!!!!
My lobster was $28.
$28 x 365 days = $10,220 to eat lobster every day at the Maine restaurant we went to.
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06-24-2002, 08:12 AM #8Founder of GOSB SUPER MODERATOR
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1000/month x 12 Divided by 365 = 32.88 day!!
+ the initial $15000.
Yep, I'd say they can afford to feed you lobster!!! And Filet, and Salmon......and................................... ................
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06-24-2002, 08:16 AM #9It's a Wonderful Life!!! ELITE MEMBER
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At our supermarket, we can buy Maine Lobstah for $4.99 per pound regular price, if on sale it's $3.99 per pound... Love it!!!
Yum!
It's summer!!!
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06-24-2002, 08:16 AM #10I'm the daddy ELITE MEMBER
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It would be cool. I would be on a bulking cycle year round.
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I can't wait to move back to NH and me some lobster (and shrimp and scallops and haddock - best fish in the world)! Lina - you know the grocery stores will even cook the lobster for you for free. Yummy!
I also miss Dunkin Donuts coffee. Green Mountain is my favorite though. There are no Dunkins in Michigan. I thought Dunkins was everywhere?
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Dunkins, yeah I thought they were everywhere too...
I'm just hoping no Krispy Kreme open up around here moch, that would be instant Pillsbury dough girl for me in one day of inhaling that stuff!!!! I heard they are to DIE for!!!!!
fade, I'll send you and butterfly some in the mail! Hope they make it alive though..
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Ooohhh!!!! You need to try one if you never have!! Why do you think their stock has skyrocketed!!!Originally posted by lina
Dunkins, yeah I thought they were everywhere too...
I'm just hoping no Krispy Kreme open up around here moch, that would be instant Pillsbury dough girl for me in one day of inhaling that stuff!!!! I heard they are to DIE for!!!!!
fade, I'll send you and butterfly some in the mail! Hope they make it alive though..
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I think it's too strong. Even when I water it down, it doesn't taste good. Their Irish cream is horrible!!!! But Green Mountain coffee is better than no coffee.Originally posted by mochy
Green Mountain is my favorite though. I drink it when it's 2:00 in the afternoon and I am falling asleep at my desk.
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If Krispy Kreme ever came to New England we'd be in trouble. Dunkins doesn't have very good donuts but I do like their bagels and muffins.
You can ship lobsters on dry ice. I know the Weathervane does it.
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Caribou coffee around here! Very good! I think the owners were from maine!
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Originally posted by I Are Baboon
I think it's too strong. Even when I water it down, it doesn't taste good. Their Irish cream is horrible!!!! But Green Mountain coffee is better than no coffee. I drink it when it's 2:00 in the afternoon and I am falling asleep at my desk.
I love strong coffe. My favorite Green Mountain is the Rain Forest Nut!
I had Caribou coffee when I was in Minnesota! They must be a big chain. Their coffee is strong too.
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Green Mountain? I need to try it.
I love strong coffee. The pot for my expresso maker is way too small to fill my thermos.
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I tried an espresso a couple of weeks ago. That stuff was like Drain-o, man!!!!
Talk about clearing out yer pipes!
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Fresh Krispy Kreme glazed donuts are the best.Originally posted by lina
Dunkins, yeah I thought they were everywhere too...
I'm just hoping no Krispy Kreme open up around here moch, that would be instant Pillsbury dough girl for me in one day of inhaling that stuff!!!! I heard they are to DIE for!!!!!
fade, I'll send you and butterfly some in the mail! Hope they make it alive though..
You'll need our addy.
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THEY ARE!Originally posted by mochy
If Krispy Kreme ever came to New England we'd be in trouble.
We are getting 2 in CT this summer!Moderator - Sexual Health and Open Chat
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