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Possibly the Most Unhealthy Pizza Ever Created
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, Jul 18 2007 01:44 AM
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Posted 20 July 2007 - 10:38 AM
What is a Jaffa Cake? (excuse my ignorance)I love pimp that snack!
Some guy (think it was Richard Hammond, a TV presenter) was on a programme over here a while ago where he made a giant Jaffa Cake. Apparantly tasted absolutely disgusting, but looked brilliant!
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Posted 24 December 2007 - 11:33 PM
I posted this a few weeks ago in a thread that got banished to a low-traffic area, so I figured I'd reproduce it for a wider audience.
Armour Pork Brains in Milk Gravy
Armour Pork Brains in Milk Gravy
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Posted 25 December 2007 - 08:53 AM
In Japanese, but you get the idea:
"Forget cheese being the only ingredient in a stuffed-crust pizza, Pizza Hut's new Double Roll sticks hot dog sausages in there too. It's also lovingly sprinkled with hamburger pieces for the full fast food meat experience. The medium size costs 2500 yen (£10/$20.50) while the large will set you back 3550 yen (£14/$29)."
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Wow...I would totaly try that once...
man, that is ridiculous! Just look at that thing!
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Posted 26 December 2007 - 02:06 AM
In Japanese, but you get the idea:
"Forget cheese being the only ingredient in a stuffed-crust pizza, Pizza Hut’s new Double Roll sticks hot dog sausages in there too. It’s also lovingly sprinkled with hamburger pieces for the full fast food meat experience. The medium size costs 2500 yen (£10/$20.50) while the large will set you back 3550 yen (£14/$29)."
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Hell, i'm sorry but i would take a piece of that. Looks very tasty, especially since i haven't eaten anything for the past 10 hours...
Edited by sam988, 26 December 2007 - 02:08 AM.
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Posted 26 December 2007 - 11:58 AM
How do you "lovingly sprinkle" something with hamburger pieces? Is this the porno version of a pizza with some guy out the back pulling the meat from the grill just that little bit early before leaping over to splatter the crust with dripping burger chunks? And how many guys work in a Pizza Hut kitchen anyway? Please don't tell me this pizza is a group effort."... It’s also lovingly sprinkled with hamburger pieces"
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Posted 26 December 2007 - 08:16 PM
I bet that Krispy Kreme burger is quite delicious. I'm in Austin today and about to go to Hut's Burgers downtown -- one of the best burgers I've ever had, and they have both whole wheat buns and natural beef options. It's a rare treat for me to eat a burger, and this is one of the few places I'll do it.
Wouldn't touch that deep fried pizza though. Deep fried anything just turns me off completely.
In Dallas at the State Fair they were selling Friend Coke, which is batter mixed with pure Coke syrup, then deep fried and topped with whipped cream. Apparently, it was a huge hit. I'm so anti-Coke though -- just a bunch of processed chemicals trying to sell itself as "food" of some sort -- that there's no way I'd ever try it.
Wouldn't touch that deep fried pizza though. Deep fried anything just turns me off completely.
In Dallas at the State Fair they were selling Friend Coke, which is batter mixed with pure Coke syrup, then deep fried and topped with whipped cream. Apparently, it was a huge hit. I'm so anti-Coke though -- just a bunch of processed chemicals trying to sell itself as "food" of some sort -- that there's no way I'd ever try it.
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Posted 26 December 2007 - 08:49 PM
I still prefer a Chicago Deep Dish Pizza with two Polish sausages and a gyro and Jays potato chips. I'll wash it down with a pint of Old Milwaukee beer. That is just a snack, for supper I'll go to a Greek restaurant. and order a side of lamb with mint sauce.
Good thing I don't live in Chicago any more, I'd might get fat!
In Alabama, I'll have the deep fried catfish and BBQ pork (the white BBQ sauce is better) with vinegar coleslaw and sweet tea.
Good thing I don't live in Chicago any more, I'd might get fat!
In Alabama, I'll have the deep fried catfish and BBQ pork (the white BBQ sauce is better) with vinegar coleslaw and sweet tea.
Edited by Jimmy, 26 December 2007 - 08:51 PM.
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Posted 31 December 2007 - 01:40 AM
Indeed. Too much bread. Not enough spicy meats."Forget cheese being the only ingredient in a stuffed-crust pizza, Pizza Hut’s new Double Roll sticks hot dog sausages in there too. It’s also lovingly sprinkled with hamburger pieces for the full fast food meat experience. The medium size costs 2500 yen (£10/$20.50) while the large will set you back 3550 yen (£14/$29)."
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