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Gibb
September 30th, 2008, 08:33 AM
I love Texas, I truly do, but when I see stuff like this, a small piece of my love withers and dies.

This is a list of some of the foods at the State Fair of Texas, going on right now in Dallas.

Chicken Fried Bacon – Thick and peppery Farm Pac® bacon is seasoned, double-dipped in a special batter and breading and deep-fried. Served with a creamy side of ranch or honey mustard sauce. Served at N30 located on Nimitz at MLK. Winner of Best Taste in the Big Tex Choice Awards competition.

Fried Banana Split – A mixture of banana and honey peanut butter is rolled in balls, battered and deep-fried and topped with assorted, delicious fixings, including powdered sugar, caramel and chocolate syrups, chopped peanuts, whipped cream and banana split flavored ice cream bites then fittingly crowned with the traditional cherry. Served at the Auto Grill inside the Automobile Building. Winner of Most Creative in the Big Tex Choice Awards competition.

Fernie’s All-American Fried Grilled Cheese Sandwich – An American classic with a State Fair twist. Two slices of white bread filled with a blend of American and cheddar cheeses, dipped in an egg and milk batter and lightly coated with panko bread crumbs for extra crispness. Served with a side of shoestring potato sticks, a pickle spear and tomato soup dipping sauce. The All American Meal! Served in the Dock Restaurant inside the Embarcadero Building. Finalist in the Big Tex Choice Awards competition.

Texas Fried Jelly Belly Beans – Jelly Belly Beans are rolled in funnel cake batter and fried to a crunch. People can share the treat with friends and try to guess the flavors before biting down. Enjoy at the Granny’s Funnel Cake stand C6 at the south side of the Coliseum and at Rico's Burgers, stand C7, behind Gateway Pavilion. Finalist in the Big Tex Choice Awards competition.

Deep Fried S’mores – Marshmallow cream and chocolate chips are sandwiched between two graham crackers, dipped in a feather-light batter and fried to a golden brown. The campfire-inspired treats are dusted in powdered sugar. Included in the menu at stand N9 located near the Embarcadero entrance. Finalist in the Big Tex Choice Awards competition.

Fire & Ice – A pineapple ring is battered and deep-fried, then topped with banana-flavored whipped cream that’s been frozen in liquid nitrogen. The smoking concoction is ladled with strawberries and syrup. Fire & Ice is served by Abel Gonzales at the family-run stand on Nimitz Drive. Finalist in the Big Tex Choice Awards competition.

Fried Chocolate Truffles – A silky-smooth, handmade, dark chocolate truffle is rolled in cocoa powder before being battered and deep-fried. The melting chocolate goodness is dusted in cinnamon, sugar and cocoa powder. Located at N24 stand located on Nimitz near the entrance to the Creative Arts Showplace Theater. Finalist in the Big Tex Choice Awards competition.

Chocolate-Covered Strawberry Waffle Balls – Plump fresh strawberries covered in a thick chocolate shell are dipped in a sweet, waffle batter and deep-fried. Dusted with powdered sugar and served on a stick. Served at the Belgian Waffle stand G39 located on the NE corner of the Esplanade. Finalist in the Big Tex Choice Awards competition.

Fried Pop Rocks Fundae Blast - Ignite your senses with this explosion of Tastes. Fried Ice Cream covered in Hershey’s Syrup and Pop Rocks. Your fuse is a Twizzler rolled in Pop Rocks. While you disarm it, you’ll find an Atomic Fireball inside . . .“Fire in the Bowl”! Stand FW-22 located on Fun Way across from Lost Children Building.

Fried Dinner Roll – A savory dinner roll lusciously filled with cream cheese and covered with a sweet batter, placed on a stick and deep fried to perfection. Stand TB-14 located in the Tower Building.

Fried Cake on a Stick – A delicious, chocolate covered white cake filled with strawberry jelly and cream, dipped in sweet batter and deep fried until golden brown and served on a stick! Stand TB-14 located in the Tower Building.

Green Bean Fries - Fresh Green Beans lightly battered, deep fried, and served with a side of cucumber ranch dressing for dipping! BW’s Fried Ribs stand TB-1 in the Tower Building.

Texas Bar-B-Que Eggrolls - BW’s Chopped Beef in an eggroll wrap, deep fried to a delicate crispness, and served with BBQ sauce for dipping or ignite your senses further with a splash of Sriracha Hot Chili Sauce. BW’s Fried Ribs stand TB-1 in the Tower Building.

“Jalapeno” Deep Fried Gorditas - Jalapeno flavored gordita cooked on the grill and then deep fried, stuffed with beef, chicken, or bean & cheese, and finally topped with lettuce, tomato, guacamole, and cheese. Festival Mexican Foods stand FW-25 located on Fun Way St.

Fried Apple iPie – A warm, delicious crispy fried apple pie with just a hint of cinnamon, is smothered in rich vanilla ice cream and topped with an edible iPod “like” mp3 player and whipped cream. Real working souvenir “ear-bud” earphones complete this tasty iPie experience! Desperado’s stand N-19 located on Admiral Nimitz Circle.

Fried Snowballs – Fresh from the fryer! A lightly battered Snowball (cupcake) dusted with powdered sugar! Shirley London and Sons stand M-19 located on The Midway at the intersection of The Midway and Martin L. King Blvd.

Fried Honey Bun – A lightly battered Honey Bun, served fresh from the fryer with a light dusting of powdered sugar! Shirley London and Sons stand M-19 located on The Midway at the intersection of The Midway and Martin L. King Blvd.

Deep Fried Apple Bites *– Fresh cut apples dipped in a homemade batter, deep fried, and then covered with a caramel sauce and cinnamon topping! Puff Palace Concessions stand FW-9 located on Fun Way Street near the intersection of Fun Way and Martin L. King Blvd.

Bread Pudding with Rum Sauce – An old favorite returning after several years absence! Warm bread pudding chock full of real butter, cream, and rich cinnamon flavor served with a creamy rum sauce. Newport Concessions stands G-13, G-23, FW-33, FW-1, M-22 located throughout the grounds.

Mini Chopped BBQ Slider - Sweet, tangy and juicy chopped barbecue beef brisket on a mini bun. Just the right size for a taste of Texas barbecue. N-11 The Dock and N-10 The Cantina located inside the Embarcadero Building, and at G-1 The Funnel Cake Stand on Grand Ave. across from the Old Mill Inn.

Mini Chicken Fried Steak Slider - A miniature crispy chicken fried steak patty served on a mini bun with a side of cream gravy. A bite size version of "Big Texas Taste". Stand N-11 The Dock located inside the Embarcadero Building.

Dessert Shooters - A 3 oz. serving of rich and decadent desserts. Your choice of three fabulous flavors: Chocolate Oreo Mousse, a layer of Oreo cookie crumbs, creamy chocolate pudding, chocolate sauce, whipped cream, sprinkled with more Oreos and a cherry on top: Strawberry Cheesecake, Graham cracker crumbs, classic cheesecake filling, strawberry sauce, whipped cream and more graham cracker crumbs: and Vanilla Caramel Supreme, crushed Vanilla Wafers, creamy vanilla pudding, rich caramel sauce, whipped cream, sprinkled with more Vanilla Wafers and a cherry on top. N-11 The Dock and N-10 The Cantina located inside the Embarcadero Building.

Jalapeno Tamaritto – Ignite your taste buds with two Pedro’s Tamales wrapped in a warm flour tortilla, topped with chili, cheese, and Pedro’s spicy Jalapeno relish! Pedro’s Tamales stand TB-18 located in the Tower Building.

Ignited Moon Pie* - The Original Moon Pie, lightly battered and deep fried, then gently sprinkled with powdered sugar! Stand N-9 located near the Embarcardero Building entrance.

Fruit Bag Drinks *– Fruit, juice and ice combined in a clear bag with a straw for slow sipping. Savor the flavor of the juice and then eat the fruit! Benz Food Company stand CBP-1 located in Cotton Bowl Plaza.

Beefy Fried Queso Bites *– Queso mixed with taco meat, breaded in a zesty batter and deep fried. Stand FW-46, Guacamole Paradise, located inside the Thrill Way Area.

Chick-a-Mole Bites – Guacamole mixed with a taco-flavor shredded chicken and cheddar/Monterey jack cheese, breaded in a zesty batter and deep fried. Served at Stand FW-46, Guacamole Paradise, located inside the Thrill Way Area.

Crispy Fried Cantaloupe Pie – Diced cantaloupe seasoned with brown sugar, cinnamon and coconut milk, rolled in a flaky pie pastry, and then deep fried. Topped with powdered sugar and whip cream. Gigi’s Food stand TB-22 inside the Tower Building.

Tom Servo
September 30th, 2008, 08:37 AM
They really like fried food at these fairs then?

A lot of that sounds gorgeous.

Old Ape Face
September 30th, 2008, 08:45 AM
OMG I'm getting a heart attack just looking at that list, and at the same time I'm loving every moment of it. o.o

Fruit Bag Drinks *– Fruit, juice and ice combined in a clear bag with a straw for slow sipping. Savor the flavor of the juice and then eat the fruit! Benz Food Company stand CBP-1 located in Cotton Bowl Plaza.

They missed one.... and a few others


this beasts the Big E by a few points...

Bernard_Monsha
September 30th, 2008, 09:22 AM
Crispy Fried Cantaloupe Pie – Diced cantaloupe seasoned with brown sugar, cinnamon and coconut milk, rolled in a flaky pie pastry, and then deep fried. Topped with powdered sugar and whip cream. Gigi’s Food stand TB-22 inside the Tower Building.


This sounds great.

Bradster
September 30th, 2008, 09:37 AM
Your State Fair on Wordle:

http://i259.photobucket.com/albums/hh299/Bradst3r/texasfriedwordle.jpg

Mmmmm. Chicken Fried Bacon.

GreatNekoKoneko
September 30th, 2008, 09:43 AM
... i love it. i'm bringing a defibrilator just in case.

Soluzar
September 30th, 2008, 09:44 AM
Hi. I come from the country that invented the deep fried Mars Bar.

Pleased to meet you. -_-;

Bernard_Monsha
September 30th, 2008, 09:45 AM
... i love it. i'm bringing a defibrilator just in case.

Deep fried condensed milk for GNK.

GreatNekoKoneko
September 30th, 2008, 09:49 AM
Deep fried condensed milk for GNK.

...you know i can dig it. BRING IT.

Tonyx35
September 30th, 2008, 09:57 AM
What in the world is with all the Batter and "Deep Fried" ?

The four that really have scratching my head at the moment would be...

1. Cupcakes + Deep Fried + powdered sugar = what the heck?
2. Fried Jelly beans ?
3. Deep fried smores ? (so very wrong in my book)
4. Fried, cream filled cake on stick ?

Crispy Fried Cantaloupe Pie sound too crazy for me ( I would just give it to someone else if I was ever given one)

Pardon me for being rude but I'm sure that the local cooks and establishments could have come up with some much better items.

Bradster
September 30th, 2008, 10:14 AM
^ Concessions at a State Fair (or carnival) have to be deep-fried or covered in some kind of batter. It's the law. Tofu would be deep-fried if it was offered, but the stand-owner would not be allowed back if he didn't also offer cheesesteak sandwiches or pizza. Or Elephant Ears.


Oooooh, bread pudding with rum sauce! Pretty lean on the BBQ entries though.... is this really in Texas?

seba_boi
September 30th, 2008, 10:21 AM
No wonder Texas is the fattest state in US... Everything's deep-fried!... Though it's making me hungry just reading the menu though...

Sendo Takeshi
September 30th, 2008, 10:36 AM
It's Texas. You should be simply disappointed for being born there. Yes, I hate that state as much as anyone else. Maybe even more.

fujyoshi
September 30th, 2008, 11:16 AM
jeesh O-o I see why your ashamed o.o

Hara!
September 30th, 2008, 11:19 AM
I want to live in Texas now.

Tom Servo
September 30th, 2008, 11:36 AM
I want to live in Texas now.
Me too.

brb moving to Texas.

Naraku
September 30th, 2008, 12:16 PM
What is there to be ashamed of? The State Fair always has that ****. You just now noticed it?

Ikari Warrior
September 30th, 2008, 12:44 PM
What is there to be ashamed of? The State Fair always has that ****. You just now noticed it?

Yes, EVERY state fair has it. I'm sure the state fairs up in Sendo's fair state of New York have that much fried nonsense on their menus.

I skimmed that list, but I didn't see the deep-fried oreos, a recurring "treat" at the fair down here. 3.50 for FIVE of them!

The Million Dollar Prons
September 30th, 2008, 12:51 PM
How about those funnel cakes that look like they're burried in snow?

animeotaku99
September 30th, 2008, 12:51 PM
All of that food sounds so delicious. I'm going to need to buy a fryer and try some of this food out. Even though I said I would eat healthier for my training

....and I'm not banned anymore YEAH!

taily
September 30th, 2008, 01:14 PM
^ Oh wow. Seriously wow.

ThePhillyFlash
September 30th, 2008, 01:27 PM
Gibb: Are you kidding? If it weren't for the @#$%& Cowboys (the NFL team), I'd move to Texas in a heartbeat to groove on chow like that! :lol:

superplough
September 30th, 2008, 01:31 PM
That list belongs in the Awesome Thread. Seriously, that is the best thing ever.

goddessofanime
September 30th, 2008, 01:46 PM
Some of that sounds good...but some of that sounds digusting as well.

Caster13
September 30th, 2008, 01:50 PM
Welcome to the Texas State Fair!:D Those with preexisting heart conditions or high blood pressure should not attend this event.

goddessofanime
September 30th, 2008, 01:51 PM
I can hear my arteries clogging in fear just from reading the descriptions of some of those foods.

So is frying everything a Southern thing?

GreatNekoKoneko
September 30th, 2008, 01:56 PM
...in the south, they kill it with frying.

Gibb
September 30th, 2008, 02:28 PM
I'm going to the fair on Saturday, so maybe I'll try some chicken fried bacon, mmmmmmm bacon...

Phantom
September 30th, 2008, 02:29 PM
Banana-flavored whipped cream that’s been frozen in liquid nitrogen? Sounds awesome!

Ken-Ohki
September 30th, 2008, 02:36 PM
I may actually gain weight eating like that. It would make my family happy anyhow and some of it does sound good.

LOSTyears
September 30th, 2008, 04:19 PM
Gibb: Are you kidding? If it weren't for the @#$%& Cowboys (the NFL team), I'd move to TexasGoing to pretend I didn't read this, they should be the #2 reason you'd move there ^_^

Reading that menu does make me homesick(originally from Texas), I'd eat most of that stuff on my cheat day.
BBQ eggroll had me going huh :unsure: at first but I thought about, yeah I would eat that lol :naughty:

KabukiSaMuRaI
September 30th, 2008, 06:21 PM
How about those funnel cakes that look like they're burried in snow?

I never got the opportunity to eat one of those but they did look good. Available at some amusement parks and food chains....

All that white powder looks like something else though....snow is a nice euphemism.

Caster13
September 30th, 2008, 06:37 PM
It's called confectionery sugar.

goddessofanime
September 30th, 2008, 06:41 PM
And it's a local delicacy around here at fairs.

Amish put out great funnel cake

sailornyanko
September 30th, 2008, 07:14 PM
I never got the opportunity to eat one of those but they did look good. Available at some amusement parks and food chains....

All that white powder looks like something else though....snow is a nice euphemism.

I tried funnel cake when I was in Kansas City back in 2001; tastes quite good actually. It's a bit like a freshly fried doughnut with powder sugar, but only stringier.

Beefy Fried Queso Bites *– Queso mixed with taco meat, breaded in a zesty batter and deep fried. Stand FW-46, Guacamole Paradise, located inside the Thrill Way Area.

Chick-a-Mole Bites – Guacamole mixed with a taco-flavor shredded chicken and cheddar/Monterey jack cheese, breaded in a zesty batter and deep fried. Served at Stand FW-46, Guacamole Paradise, located inside the Thrill Way Area.

What in the bloody hell IS taco meat anyways? Down here in mexico, all sorts of body parts of animals become taco meat because they are served inside of a taco. :huh: We have beef and chicken steak, bacon, cow tongue, cow brains (I find brain to be delicious once you get used to the bitter after flavor), pig intestines (insanely delicious), liver, something we call tinga that is boiled shredded chicken with tomato sauce, fried pig skin, pig hooves (I deny to try that one out), fried cow blood (that stuff tastes awful BTW), fish, crab, octopus, and mostly whatever kind of edible meat sliced down enough to fit in a taco you can think of. Never seen it sold myself, but you can get dog meat tacos if you know where to eat 'em.

There isn't a "taco flavor" meat, at least I've never eaten a taco that has a "taco flavor" flavor. Doesn't make sense to me at all. :huh:


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As for the dishes, some sound kind of tasty to take a quick bite out of them, but I personally don't like fried food that much (no wonder I only weigh 100 pounds). I'm suirmish enough to eat a few french fries every 3 months, I don't think I could survive at such a cholesterol food fest for me. :eek:

GreatNekoKoneko
September 30th, 2008, 07:24 PM
...still waiting for that deep fried sweetbreads taco with pureed haggis sauce.

Undrave
September 30th, 2008, 07:57 PM
Some of those actually sound good! Fire and Ice for exemple is intriguing.

Problem is...I wouldn't eat more than two of those on the same week! Let alone day ><

Old Ape Face
September 30th, 2008, 08:33 PM
...still waiting for that deep fried sweetbreads taco with pureed haggis sauce.

OMG haggis is good!!

tofuman
September 30th, 2008, 08:59 PM
That list doesn't really surprise me. Texas is, after all, the state with the most obese people.

fujyoshi
October 1st, 2008, 02:31 AM
I'm going to the fair on Saturday, so maybe I'll try some chicken fried bacon, mmmmmmm bacon...

o-o eww all this tawk of gratuitous grease battered food makes me sick >< it even smells processed ><

Bernard_Monsha
October 1st, 2008, 08:10 AM
o-o eww all this tawk of gratuitous grease battered food makes me sick >< it even smells processed ><

http://farm1.static.flickr.com/227/501752437_83daa01edf.jpg

How can you not like that? I have converted many a vegetarian to man's natural diet with bacon. Bacon the gateway meat.

The Million Dollar Prons
October 1st, 2008, 08:14 AM
Is that deep fried bacon and ranch dressing?

Caster13
October 1st, 2008, 11:01 AM
Unfortunately yes. Or the gravy that you put on top of biscuts. :x:x

Although in AZ there aren't that many fat people.

What in the bloody hell IS taco meat anyways? Down here in mexico, all sorts of body parts of animals become taco meat because they are served inside of a taco. :huh: We have beef and chicken steak, bacon, cow tongue, cow brains (I find brain to be delicious once you get used to the bitter after flavor), pig intestines (insanely delicious), liver, something we call tinga that is boiled shredded chicken with tomato sauce, fried pig skin, pig hooves (I deny to try that one out), fried cow blood (that stuff tastes awful BTW), fish, crab, octopus, and mostly whatever kind of edible meat sliced down enough to fit in a taco you can think of. Never seen it sold myself, but you can get dog meat tacos if you know where to eat 'em.

Can you say "Trichinosis"?;)

Old Ape Face
October 1st, 2008, 11:07 AM
Mmm Cows blood, Kishka as the polocks would call it, good stuff if you like very salty hash really.

Never had it on a taco, but it's amazing just by itself.

sailornyanko
October 1st, 2008, 12:26 PM
Unfortunately yes. Or the gravy that you put on top of biscuts. :x:x

Although in AZ there aren't that many fat people.



Can you say "Trichinosis"?;)

Actually Trichinosis is a highly unusual disease down here. I've never seen a medical case in the hospitals.

Now Cisticercosis, well, that's a whole different thing. You know a country's cuisine is whack when people think eating pig meat infected with intestinal parasites is "tasty". It's pretty common to see enclosed cisticerosis larvae capsules in brain CAT scans. I've seen at least 3 of 'em. And yes, you can eat cisticerocisis coated meat in tacos. :-"

fujyoshi
October 1st, 2008, 01:13 PM
http://farm1.static.flickr.com/227/501752437_83daa01edf.jpg

How can you not like that? I have converted many a vegetarian to man's natural diet with bacon. Bacon the gateway meat.

that looks......diseased o.o and yes I do hate bacon I cant even stand the smell of it >< how could you kill the poor vegetarians D: they are probably healthier then all meat eaters too

Old Ape Face
October 1st, 2008, 01:15 PM
that looks......diseased o.o and yes I do hate bacon I cant even stand the smell of it >< how could you kill the poor vegetarians D: they are probably healthier then all meat eaters too

Taking short breaths of air for long periods of time is dangerous to your health too you know.

Actually Trichinosis is a highly unusual disease down here. I've never seen a medical case in the hospitals.

Now Cisticercosis, well, that's a whole different thing. You know a country's cuisine is whack when people think eating pig meat infected with intestinal parasites is "tasty". It's pretty common to see enclosed cisticerosis larvae capsules in brain CAT scans. I've seen at least 3 of 'em. And yes, you can eat cisticerocisis coated meat in tacos. :-"

you my friend have just lost my appeal to living in places like that.


Yes I realize the irony of this post, but common parasites or bacon?

fujyoshi
October 1st, 2008, 05:50 PM
Taking short breaths of air for long periods of time is dangerous to your health too you know.

well you wanna tell me who does that or are you just saying that for fun?

Bernard_Monsha
October 1st, 2008, 06:11 PM
that looks......diseased o.o and yes I do hate bacon I cant even stand the smell of it >< how could you kill the poor vegetarians D: they are probably healthier then all meat eaters too

Observations on this post

1. You need to see an optometrist.

2. If you do not like bacon you are soulless. Bacon is proof God loves you.

3. Vegetarians are weedy and have atrophied brains.

fujyoshi
October 2nd, 2008, 02:27 AM
wut O-o well I'm not a vegitarian but I don't like bacon its nasty

Spadesy
October 2nd, 2008, 02:55 AM
Dude, Gibb, America is all about being hardassed. Germany has frankfurts. Asia has rice and vegetables. Canada has maple syrup. You could count on America for heart attack inducing food culture...fried and refried meat products, sausage wrapped in melted cheese, fried sheep stomach...we also have some strong cigs and beer.

Real men digest rocket fuel, grass eater.

superplough
October 2nd, 2008, 03:03 AM
wut O-o well I'm not a vegitarian but I don't like bacon its nasty

How can you not like bacon?

Like bernard says Bacon is proof that God loves you.

Nothing in the known universe is more awesome than bacon.

tenshi_a
October 2nd, 2008, 06:07 AM
I'm the kind of omnivore that likes to sit and rip bits off of a dead animal and eat them right in front of a vegetarian (usually Soluzar, and usually a roasted animal - it has to be cooked, and it has to still resemble an animal), but I have to agree - that bacon looks completely unappealing.

I guess it's the kind of thing you would only eat if you were really really drunk (like pork scratchings, for example)?

I never really like bacon anyway - I prefer my animals to taste mostly of MEAT not SALT.

Soluzar
October 2nd, 2008, 07:41 AM
I'm the kind of omnivore that likes to sit and rip bits off of a dead animal and eat them right in front of a vegetarian (usually Soluzar, and usually a roasted animal - it has to be cooked, and it has to still resemble an animal), but I have to agree - that bacon looks completely unappealing. Speaking as the vegetarian in question, I can honestly say it doesn't bother me. I'm not really disgusted by meat... I don't find the smell appetizing, but I also don't find it to put me off my own food. I don't care about the dietary choices of others. It is a source of perpetual amusement to me that so many meat-eaters seem offended and shocked that I prefer (because it's purely a preference) beans, soya products, and vegetables (oh, and tons of cheeeeeeeeeeseeeeeee :D) to meat.

I also agree that the picture looks completly unappealing, and I must say that it has nothing to do with the fact that it's meat. It just looks too greasy, and I don't normally mind greasy foods.

Old Ape Face
October 2nd, 2008, 08:46 AM
well you wanna tell me who does that or are you just saying that for fun?

Every body does it, it might take you 100 years but you're gonna die anyway.

goddessofanime
October 2nd, 2008, 09:55 AM
I tried to go vegetarian years ago but I couldn't. I love meat too much.

HSaabedra
October 2nd, 2008, 10:01 AM
I tried to go vegetarian years ago but I couldn't. I love meat too much.

This phrase leaves you open to so many jokes....:P

fujyoshi
October 2nd, 2008, 12:30 PM
Every body does it, it might take you 100 years but you're gonna die anyway.

pft well thats an awfully cheap way to look at life I mean would you rather live a long healthy life or would you rather stroke out at 40 wit 50 pills having to be taken everyday for the rest of what would be your short miserable life, then have cholesteral, high blood pressure, clogged arteries and pretty much everything else all that crap causes but meh whatever guess you can't tell something to someone that won't listen, and I get the idea from trying to tawk to my brother all the time.

Magami No ER
October 2nd, 2008, 12:37 PM
http://farm1.static.flickr.com/227/501752437_83daa01edf.jpg

How can you not like that? I have converted many a vegetarian to man's natural diet with bacon. Bacon the gateway meat.

Looks like deep fried entrails to me, which are just as healthy.

HSaabedra
October 2nd, 2008, 12:56 PM
I'm the kind of omnivore that likes to sit and rip bits off of a dead animal and eat them right in front of a vegetarian (usually Soluzar, and usually a roasted animal - it has to be cooked, and it has to still resemble an animal), but I have to agree - that bacon looks completely unappealing.

Deep fried bacon can be hit or miss, but damn if I can find a woman that can deep fry a good piece of fish. There's no place in Dallas/Fort Worth that I know of where I can get a good basket of Fish & Chips.

Regarding the eating of small animals in front of Soluzar:

Are you trolling your significant other on purpose, or is it meant to tease him? I ask this because a good female friend of mine is vegan and begs me to stop eating meat, this while I'm savoring Wagyu and Kobe beef at a five-star in Dallas every month and she joins me for company.

I tell her I'm not interested in depriving my body of essential fat and proteins, not to mention I'm big on bread, sugar, and dairy. My diet is rather unhealthy but I'm gaining weight so it cancels out.

I guess it's the kind of thing you would only eat if you were really really drunk (like pork scratchings, for example)?

You eat that drunk? I suggest meat but it depends on how drunk you are, and since I get shitfaced monthly I love steak.

I never really like bacon anyway - I prefer my animals to taste mostly of MEAT not SALT.

I like it as a part of breakfeast, but hate it on burgers unless its appropriately crunchy.

Old Ape Face
October 2nd, 2008, 01:11 PM
pft well thats an awfully cheap way to look at life I mean would you rather live a long healthy life or would you rather stroke out at 40 wit 50 pills having to be taken everyday for the rest of what would be your short miserable life, then have cholesteral, high blood pressure, clogged arteries and pretty much everything else all that crap causes but meh whatever guess you can't tell something to someone that won't listen, and I get the idea from trying to tawk to my brother all the time.

I eat what I feel like eating, I'll worry about what happens to my body when the times comes.

tenshi_a
October 2nd, 2008, 01:52 PM
Regarding the eating of small animals in front of Soluzar:

Are you trolling your significant other on purpose, or is it meant to tease him?
Eating dead animals is good and healthy, not to mention enjoyable, for tenshi_a. :dance:

Soluzar would be dead if he tried eating dead animals with tenshi_a, because doing so makes him very sick. He somehow manages to live on sugar and bread and cheese and chocolate and salt, but tenshi_a would be dead in a day from eating Soluzar's food.

Even though he's a vegetarian, his normal diet contains too few vegetables, too much processed food, and too much sugar and saturated fat - I'd just get sick. His father is one of those stroke victims living on 50 drugs a day, and seems to have somehow managed to convince his son that his terrible diet isn't at all a contributory factor to his poor health. -_-;

There's no point in us avoiding each other while eating. That would just be antisocial. I'm not really trolling him!

There is a lot of food we both eat together too. I really like tofu, I did before he came along as well. Just... not to eat all the time. I need variety or it feels like I "wasted" a meal by not trying something different.

I sometimes troll the vegetarians and vegans at work by bringing in nice tasty fragrant vegetable curry + rice to work for lunch... which is not vegetarian, bwahahaha! I prefer not to use meat in curry as it dimishes the flavour (IMHO), and I use some kind of South-East-Asian curry paste that contains mushed-up shrimp... so not suitable for vegetarians. A lot of vegetarians (e.g. the ones at work) will complain (LOUDLY) that "X-mostly-vegetable dish" contains small amounts of meat or seafood (JUST TO EXCLUDE THEM!) (JUST TO MEANINGLESSLY KILL ANIMALS!), but they don't realise that in the old days, and in the poorer nations, using small amounts of meat like this in a sauce/paste/seasoning is essential to increasing the nutritional value of a meal that otherwise contains no meat.

Sendo Takeshi
October 2nd, 2008, 01:58 PM
We're all gonna die eventually.

And yes, all women love meat.

Soluzar
October 2nd, 2008, 02:02 PM
Soluzar would be dead if he tried eating dead animals with tenshi_a, because doing so makes him very sick. He somehow manages to live on sugar and bread and cheese and chocolate and salt, but tenshi_a would be dead in a day from eating Soluzar's food.
Oh hey... that's... well yeah. I mean, I eat good healthy food sometimes, most days in fact, but whenever I just feel self-indulgent it's just basically what you said.

Even though he's a vegetarian, his normal diet contains too few vegetables, too much processed food, and too much sugar and saturated fat - I'd just get sick.
Only when I'm feeling lazy. I've been trying to put that right recently.

Bernard_Monsha
October 2nd, 2008, 02:34 PM
. I mean, I eat good healthy food

5 facts about this Quorn stuff Biscuit eats.

1. Quorn is not food.

2. Quorn is very good for sealing toilet boots and is usful as grout.

3. Quorn is made from people!!!

4. Quorn is the one thing bacon cannot improve, thus it is an abomination shunned by all people of all beliefs.

5. Richard Dawkins uses Quorn as proof no God exist to counter the bacon argument.

Soluzar
October 2nd, 2008, 03:01 PM
5 facts about this Quorn stuff Biscuit eats.
I find no fault with your arguments. Those are the exact things I like about Quorn! Mmmh, humans are so much tastier than the lower animals. Seriously though, I eat more tofu than quorn lately. I already know your views on that, though. Those views are rather widespread, because I think most people just don't know how to prepare tofu properly. I admit that when prepared badly it's about as appetizing as the contents of a handkerchief into which someone has just blown their nose.

In defense of my dietary habits, I have to add that tenshi_a forgot to mention the simply colossal amounts of fruit and milk that I consume. However, in fairness to her post, I have been eating an excess amount of junk lately, and I recently decided to cut back on that.

HSaabedra
October 2nd, 2008, 03:08 PM
I find no fault with your arguments. Those are the exact things I like about Quorn! Mmmh, humans are so much tastier than the lower animals. Seriously though, I eat more tofu than quorn lately. I already know your views on that, though. Those views are rather widespread, because I think most people just don't know how to prepare tofu properly. I admit that when prepared badly it's about as appetizing as the contents of a handkerchief into which someone has just blown their nose.

In defense of my dietary habits, I have to add that tenshi_a forgot to mention the simply colossal amounts of fruit and milk that I consume. However, in fairness to her post, I have been eating an excess amount of junk lately, and I recently decided to cut back on that.

I'm going for the whole Caligula diet myself :P. If I'm not on AN Monday, expect a report about me dying from a massive coronary from too much State Fair food. If I'm going to eat, it might as well be enjoyable.

goddessofanime
October 2nd, 2008, 04:10 PM
that picture of the fried bacon looks like chicken. Or shrimp.

sailornyanko
October 2nd, 2008, 05:14 PM
Observations on this post

1. You need to see an optometrist.

2. If you do not like bacon you are soulless. Bacon is proof God loves you.

3. Vegetarians are weedy and have atrophied brains.

Hahaha, I find that battered heart attack causing bacon pic to be a bit gross, but dammit, I love my bacon (but not that crunchy, just barely cooked and soft). Bacon & steak are one of my favorite meaty taco flavors.

you my friend have just lost my appeal to living in places like that.


Yes I realize the irony of this post, but common parasites or bacon?

Hahaha, as common as cisticercosis infection is, I've never actually seen a taco that contained it. Funny, because some of the taco joints I really like are really gritty looking and are casually located in slumy neighborhoods. I need my weekly dosage of amibiasis or I could end up getting real sick!!!

And talking about insane things that are actually edible, anyone wants some pulque? You don't want to know what's the secret ingredient (oh, and the secret ingredient can have parasites haha). My mom tried the stuff once and wanted to puke. Now I'm even more curious to try it (despite how gross the secret ingredient is).

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Hey, don't be so mean to Soluzar! He DOES eat cheese and drink milk afterall! A nice n' greasy cheese 'n cuitlacoche quesadilla is gooooood (one of the few greasy things I like to eat every now and then. Tioo bad that godly good mushroom only grows during the rainy season though).

autsiticanime
October 2nd, 2008, 07:35 PM
Fried Apple iPie...topped with an edible iPod “like” mp3 player and whipped cream.

What do they mean edible iPod? Is that a candy?

Caster13
October 2nd, 2008, 08:33 PM
We're all gonna die eventually.

And yes, all women love meat.

Not ALL women. Take Rosie O'Donnel, Ellen Degeneras, and Lindsay Lohan (because we needed a hot example). Not to mention the ones in highschool that you thought were guys.:x

Haro!
October 2nd, 2008, 10:26 PM
I think the Apple iPie sounds delicious.

fujyoshi
October 3rd, 2008, 11:32 AM
I eat what I feel like eating, I'll worry about what happens to my body when the times comes.

/sigh thats the problem wit you people....

Bernard_Monsha
October 3rd, 2008, 11:35 AM
What diet causes spelling and grammar deficiencies.

Ikari Warrior
October 3rd, 2008, 11:46 AM
What diet causes spelling and grammar deficiencies.

I don't know, but if spelling and grammar are affected by diet, perhaps it's time you changed what you ate, too! :P

fujyoshi
October 4th, 2008, 07:04 AM
I would think that would only have to do wit if you payed attention in school but meh who observes spelling and grammer on the internet /heh

Old Ape Face
October 4th, 2008, 07:38 AM
What diet causes spelling and grammar deficiencies.

A lack of Alphabet Soup, you need to have a grilled ham and cheese on rye bread with plenty of mayo and fresh cut tomato to go with it.

/sigh thats the problem wit you people....

So what? It felt good going down, not your problem.

fujyoshi
October 4th, 2008, 08:24 AM
whatever you say

Lemina
October 4th, 2008, 09:42 AM
Being a Texas Cowgirl, I have never been to the Texas State Fair myself, but what they have reminds me of the Texas Folklife Festival held in June here in SA. I'd like to go to the Texas State Fair one day, but Dallas is a little too far away from here, and with today's gas prices. I'm sure it would be fun. Some of that food sounded tastey!! ^_^

fujyoshi
October 4th, 2008, 11:49 AM
wow O_O question how many of you texans here are healthy?

Old Ape Face
October 4th, 2008, 11:53 AM
Question how many of you expect to live past 65?

Personally by that time I'll be retired and not really caring about my health as much. Looking fit and healthy is awesome, but a little fat isn't going to kill you, and by a little I mean a lot :P

Bernard_Monsha
October 4th, 2008, 12:55 PM
Being a Texas Cowgirl, I have never been to the Texas State Fair myself, but what they have reminds me of the Texas Folklife Festival held in June here in SA.


MMMM Tamales. There are no tamales here, I have had things people claimed to be tamales but they were dry and covered with refried beans. No tortas here either. :(

HSaabedra
October 4th, 2008, 01:31 PM
MMMM Tamales. There are no tamales here, I have had things people claimed to be tamales but they were dry and covered with refried beans. No tortas here either. :(

Clearly your choice to move was ill-advised as Mexicans do not exist in Crimson Tide territory, the Confederate flag is a natural deterrent. :lol:

Lemina
October 4th, 2008, 03:58 PM
MMMM Tamales. There are no tamales here, I have had things people claimed to be tamales but they were dry and covered with refried beans. No tortas here either. :(

Oh yeah, the REAL tamales are those where you grill the entire pig head as it stares at you, and then cut up parts of it for real authentic pork tamales a la Mexicana. :lol:

The Million Dollar Prons
October 4th, 2008, 04:31 PM
Question how many of you expect to live past 65?


Me, but I intend to live forever. Until the world just runs out of loose women of ill repute

fujyoshi
October 4th, 2008, 05:07 PM
Question how many of you expect to live past 65?

Personally by that time I'll be retired and not really caring about my health as much. Looking fit and healthy is awesome, but a little fat isn't going to kill you, and by a little I mean a lot :P

wow fat and proud is not something you see everyday I guess only in texas o.o

Old Ape Face
October 4th, 2008, 07:19 PM
wow fat and proud is not something you see everyday I guess only in texas o.o

Actually I'm rather skinny and need to pack on a few pounds, o.o and I don't live in Texas.

But you know what can kill you faster then any beer binge or Fat clogging your arteries, and is actually quite painful? Over dose on those energy drinks and your kidneys will be screaming for days.

sailornyanko
October 5th, 2008, 09:36 AM
MMMM Tamales. There are no tamales here, I have had things people claimed to be tamales but they were dry and covered with refried beans. No tortas here either. :(

Tamales are the most disgusting an unedible nasty little things in the planet in my opinion. Green tamales are the only tamales I find even moderately .. tolerable (and everytime I eat one I barf them the following day.. I wonder why). Sweet tamales.. ugh, I barfed the one and only time in my life I ever ate it. I daresay I have a sweet tooth, but sweet tamales is just... I can't even describe the horror of voluntairly eating one.

But you know what's even worse than a sweet tamale? It's a deep fried sweet tamale. Unfortunately I have to smell the stench every bloody day when I go to the downtown hospitals. Ironic, people clog their ateries with that nasty stuff than expect the doctors in the hospitals to fix 'em. :rolleyes:

Tortas, god I love tortas. Used to dislike them when I moved to Mexico but they grew on me. A torta can beat a sandwich anyday! My favorite ones are the pierna meat ones. In Mexico City it's kind of like the staple street breakfast to eat a guajalote (an inhumane crime anyone can do to a torta: a tamale torta.. worse is when it's a deep-fried tamale torta, YUCK) + atole. (FYI atole is like liquid pudding and comes in a huge variety of unusual flavors).

Mmm atole, that's good stuff. Love the coffee and chocolate flavored ones.

fujyoshi
October 6th, 2008, 03:34 AM
Actually I'm rather skinny and need to pack on a few pounds, o.o and I don't live in Texas.

But you know what can kill you faster then any beer binge or Fat clogging your arteries, and is actually quite painful? Over dose on those energy drinks and your kidneys will be screaming for days.

well good thing I don't drink energy drinks /heh my brother drinks them because hes an idiot and well meh I tell him not to and thats why his kidneys are and have been rAeped pretty much