Hell, you can eat them uncooked too, but they're not nearly as good. There are degrees of goodness.
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Awww vienna sausages, potted meat with a hard on.
That was funny. I ate a ton of them when growing up. We used to beg mom to makes pigs in a blanket with them, mustard, and biscuits.
An old iron can be pressed into service for cooking, out of necessity.
I wouldn't know. I'm not one of the three people who bought one.
I do tend to drink when I grill every Sunday. OTOH, I have no issues with microwaving hot dogs.
@Hark_The_Sound_2010 Is that the chick from the Entourage episode who Drama thinks he's gonna get to bang, and then at the last second, she switches with her fat friend (who is "famous" for giving rim jobs) and bangs Turtle?
I think she's one of the "real housewives" that my absolutely gorgeous girlfriend watches. I think that's where I've seen her before.
You're both right. It's Lisa Rinna, who is on the real housewives of Beverly Hills. She also played Donna Devaney, ex-fling of Drama, who bangs Turtle on Entourage.
It is in the historic downtown area. Not sure about being across from a Mexican joint, I haven't been there in some time.
It was when I had it. That was around 1998. I doubt they've changed much.
I don't have it anymore, but that thing was all I needed to prepare meals through college. You missed out.
Foreman for me when I was in the dorm. My apartment had a full kitchen, so I was able to branch out the last couple of years.
Not hot dogs, but it's my thread, so I do what I want...
Eating some Allen & Sons barbecue right now, and this stuff is pure bliss. I haven't had this in years. My parents went there Saturday after a baby shower in Raleigh and were nice enough to drive down to my house to visit and bring me back a pound of the stuff after they got back. Nothing beats the barbecue from this place, IMO.
Eating some Allen & Sons barbecue right now, and this stuff is pure bliss. I haven't had this in years. My parents went there Saturday after a baby shower in Raleigh and were nice enough to drive down to my house to visit and bring me back a pound of the stuff after they got back. Nothing beats the barbecue from this place, IMO.
I used to drive by it every day coming home from work when I lived in Gastonia. Never stopped though. Mistake?
Is not listening to my recommendations a mistake? Yes.
In all seriousness though, you should go once for the experience. The barbecue is just fine (but I'm not picky like some of the N.C. BBQ heads) but the cool part is the walls are covered in UNC memorabilia, mostly basketball. Just all kinds of cool knick knacks from throughout the years.
Plus they serve Sun Drop . . . which if I remember correctly, you don't like? If so, GFY
Sun Drop is just okay. I strongly prefer Mountain Dew, but I'll put that place on my list. I just love barbecue in general, so even if it's the worst, I'll still consider it to be good.
I love Mountain Dew (like any red-blooded American should). I'd say it's a 10/10 for me. But I love citrus drinks in general. They just jive well with my pallet. Of course MtDew is bae, but Sun Drop is definitely a solid 7.5 or 8 out of 10.
And for the past 5-6 years, I've been on a HUGE Mello-Yello kick. It's readily available everywhere here (I'm sure it is there too), even at Subways and stuff. If MtDew is a 10/10, Mello-Yello is a 9.96/10 for me. Love that damn stuff.
And yeah I love barbecue in general too. By no means is Kyle Fletcher's inedible. It's A-Ok
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E="TarHeelNation11, post: 831844, member: 2472"]If I remember, I'll bring a mess of them to the tailgate at the Cal game. I'll have to make them the day before, but I'll store them in Tupperware. They keep.
I probably gain 8 pounds every football Saturday because my tailgate spread usually consists of hot dogs, donuts, fritos, barbecue, and of course, beer[/QUOTE]
Sounds healthy to me.
E="TarHeelNation11, post: 831844, member: 2472"]If I remember, I'll bring a mess of them to the tailgate at the Cal game. I'll have to make them the day before, but I'll store them in Tupperware. They keep.
I probably gain 8 pounds every football Saturday because my tailgate spread usually consists of hot dogs, donuts, fritos, barbecue, and of course, beer[/QUOTE]
Sounds healthy to me.
Carolina Packers bright leaf dogs are the best a little burnt on the grill.
And I thought no one would notice me getting some rays on this boat.
