[quote]WormwoodTheory wrote:
my favorite cheat meal is Shady Maple Smorgasbord. 12 bucks, all you can eat, prepared from scratch by the Amish.
start with a plateful of scrambled eggs and turkey bacon/sausage
move on to an omelet of my choice (usually ham/sausage and cheese)
then onto a giant pancake that’s made right in front of you with any condiment you can think of
(chocolate and peanut butter chips for me)
usually more scrambled eggs after that
french toast sticks or mini pancakes at some point
a plate of fruit
a slice of home made shoo fly pie
that’s my favorite cheat meal.
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Never seen a fat Amish, which I don’t understand. These are the people who make those awesome pumpkin and cream cheese pumpkin rolls my friends are always bringing in to work and waving in my face. Oh yum. Subtle flavor but you know they’re LOADED with sugar and bad fat.
[quote]Totenkopf wrote:
Im eatting a Monster from Freebirds. Is this consider a cheat food?[/quote]
Are you in the Santa Barbara area? I went to UCSB. Monster burritos were the perfect call at 4am.[/quote]
Nope,Im nowhere near Cali,lol. I live in Houston,Texas. They have a place called “Freebirds” all over Texas and its a burrito joint that sells tacos and nachos as well. I wouldnt even call it a Mexican place. Its like Chipotle but more American. That “Monster” I finished kept me full for a good 6-7 hours.
disneyland fried chicken…more of a once every 2/3 years but when i go its 4 times a day.
3 huge pieces of the best fried chicken you’ll ever have (may be bias as i live in canada where there isnt much variety)
huge side of mashed potatoes
collard greens
GRAAAVY!!!
There’s a place close to where I live called ‘Red Hot World Buffet’ that pretty much does all you can eat anything, they serve Chinese, Indian, Thai, Mexican, Italian, Cajun and Japanese food. They also have a load of different desserts (two type of brownies, cheesecake, homemade ice cream, tiramisu, apple crumble etc) and then a sweetie station as well, with haribo, marshmallows, liquorice etc.
Nothing like eating Thai green curry, and fajitas in the same meal; pretty much the best all you can eat buffet selection I’ve seen.
There’s a place close to where I live called ‘Red Hot World Buffet’ that pretty much does all you can eat anything, they serve Chinese, Indian, Thai, Mexican, Italian, Cajun and Japanese food. They also have a load of different desserts (two type of brownies, cheesecake, homemade ice cream, tiramisu, apple crumble etc) and then a sweetie station as well, with haribo, marshmallows, liquorice etc.
Nothing like eating Thai green curry, and fajitas in the same meal; pretty much the best all you can eat buffet selection I’ve seen.[/quote]
Too funny. They had the Food Channel on at work the other day and were profiling a restaurant that’s mixed Chinese and Mexican. People were raving and everything looked awesome. Not so weird, though. I could see into the kitchen of one of the Chinese joints I used to hit and half the cooks were Mexican. Uumm.
There’s a place close to where I live called ‘Red Hot World Buffet’ that pretty much does all you can eat anything, they serve Chinese, Indian, Thai, Mexican, Italian, Cajun and Japanese food. They also have a load of different desserts (two type of brownies, cheesecake, homemade ice cream, tiramisu, apple crumble etc) and then a sweetie station as well, with haribo, marshmallows, liquorice etc.
Nothing like eating Thai green curry, and fajitas in the same meal; pretty much the best all you can eat buffet selection I’ve seen.[/quote]
Today i just had as my cheat meal, two rice crackers with a big 1/4 inch thick piece of cold butter.
The butter was cold and solid which is the way i enjoy it, and some fried pork belly.
This thread makes me so hungry. I have to go with pizza, but dessert would consist of freshly baked brownies and vanilla ice cream. Preferably in such plentiful quantity that I don’t feel like eating it again for anther month.
The latter inspired me to make the most sickly delicious toasty on the planet. About 2-3 tablespoons each of peanut butter and nutella between slices of brioche toasted in a deep fill toasty maker. When those two melt together its amazing. [/quote]
Made this just now… pure orgasmic stuff. Thnx again man.
