If it didn't have calories, right now I would eat...
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debrakgoogins wrote: »Fluffy taco
I'm sorry. These threads always bring out the worst in me. Actually, fluffy taco and fried ice cream sound good.
If you've never had a fluffy taco, you haven't known pure bliss. The shell is a weird combo of hard and soft - it puffs up when it's fried. I haven't lived in Montana for 21 years but whenever I am home, that is my first stop. My husband loves them so much he has tried to figure out a way for my mom to express ship them to us, lol. Plus the fat alberto...fried bread topped with mexican ground beef, enchilada sauce, diced onions and cheddar cheese. Sigh...
Sounds like what we call Indian tacos (please don't PC police me - I didn't name them!) Fried bread topped with whatever taco stuffings you like.
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Sounds like what we call Indian tacos (please don't PC police me - I didn't name them!) Fried bread topped with whatever taco stuffings you like.
Similar, we have those too but the Fat Alberto skips the tomatoes, lettuce, beans...pretty much everything that would make it more nutritious and triples the thickness of the fried bread. It has to be about 3000 calories. It's disgustingly high in fat and amazingly wonderful.
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debrakgoogins wrote: »Sounds like what we call Indian tacos (please don't PC police me - I didn't name them!) Fried bread topped with whatever taco stuffings you like.
Similar, we have those too but the Fat Alberto skips the tomatoes, lettuce, beans...pretty much everything that would make it more nutritious and triples the thickness of the fried bread. It has to be about 3000 calories. It's disgustingly high in fat and amazingly wonderful.
They're called Indian Tacos out here too (Wyoming) . Usually sold along side Indian Fry Bread. It Must be a western state thing? They're a fair & rodeo staple. And now I want one. The fair & rodeo is gone now, sadly.
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Indian/ Navajo Bread. I Haven't had it in YEARS. It used to be a "breakfast" they served at my elementary school. I should make some for the nostalgia, lol.
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mrsnattybulking wrote: »a 20oz ribeye, an entire still-warm crusty French baguette with butter, baked potato with bacon, cheddar, sour cream and more butter aaaaaaand a bag of marshmallows and Cadbury fruit and nut for dessert lol
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ACP from my favorite Mexican restaurant. Been craving it and just had it a couple weekends ago.
It's my favorite for sure! 3 -
I would have a 4 course meal:
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perkymommy wrote: »ACP from my favorite Mexican restaurant. Been craving it and just had it a couple weekends ago. It's my favorite for sure!
ACP?2 -
cheese fries! specifically Outback Steakhouse cheese fries with lots of ranch!
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[quote="Crafty_camper123;c-42414652" They're called Indian Tacos out here too (Wyoming) . Usually sold along side Indian Fry Bread. It Must be a western state thing? They're a fair & rodeo staple. And now I want one. The fair & rodeo is gone now, sadly.[/quote]
I live in Maine now and we have fried dough which is exactly the same as Indian fried bread back home but I have yet to find them made into tacos here. Then again, finding a good Mexican restaurant is pretty difficult too.2 -
This is an evil thread.
Just sayin'.
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Sushi 🍣 sushi 🍣 sushi 🍣 and a side order of fries 😬😬 but I guess that salad and plain shrimp will have to do!2
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If I had the calories I would go for dairy queen's peanut buster parfait or two!7
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Chicken tikka masala, vegetable korma, Gobi Chili, and naan. Mmmm, thank god my friend and I are hitting up the Indian buffet tomorrow! I'm so hungry that McDonald's sounds gourmet. Add a cheeseburger and six piece nugget to that craving list.
And for dessert? A big bowl of full-fat mint chocolate chip ice cream.5 -
Country fried steak with cream gravy, loaded mashed potato, and about 70 of the rolls with butter from Texas Roadhouse. Oh and some steamed veggies to make it "healthy" /smirk2
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Mofongo, Mongolian Beef Chow Fun, milkshake, and hummingbird cake - maybe multiple slices
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*Heavy breathing*
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Straight.Up. Torture. Don't know how I got through the thread without ordering pizza.
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I might have bad news for you, I had a stomach virus as a child. The food my mother was cooking dinner to this day I can not smell that food without getting nauseated. It has been over 35 years.I had a severe stomach bug a few months back and the last thing I ate before it hit was bacon. I haven't been able to eat or even smell it since.
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For real!
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A very large piece of really good moist carrot cake with a liberal amount of cream cheese frosting. Or key lime pie, the type that is almost soft cheese cake. Those can both be kind of dicey; lots of variations and many of them I don't care for. Nothing worse than eating really light to make room for a dry piece of cake or pie that tastes like lime jello. A safe choice (as far as being what I expect) is chocolate moose tracks ice cream.11
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DoubleUbea wrote: »
I might have bad news for you, I had a stomach virus as a child. The food my mother was cooking dinner to this day I can not smell that food without getting nauseated. It has been over 35 years.I had a severe stomach bug a few months back and the last thing I ate before it hit was bacon. I haven't been able to eat or even smell it since.
Yeah I figure it’ll be at least a few years if ever. I had it happen once with lasagna and it was about five years before that passed. I’m choosing to be optimistic.0 -
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Ready for fall foods to get my hands on another jar of this!
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Iberian black footed ham with a fine cheese and olives.....0
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All the pizza, fries, peanut butter, cookie butter, and pretty much every dessert around.4
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DoubleUbea wrote: »
I might have bad news for you, I had a stomach virus as a child. The food my mother was cooking dinner to this day I can not smell that food without getting nauseated. It has been over 35 years.I had a severe stomach bug a few months back and the last thing I ate before it hit was bacon. I haven't been able to eat or even smell it since.
Yeah I figure it’ll be at least a few years if ever. I had it happen once with lasagna and it was about five years before that passed. I’m choosing to be optimistic.
Same thing happened to me with green olives. The thought and sight of them nauseated me for years but I have recently started to eat them again after about 10 years LOL.3 -
I was looking at the limited time offer of birthday cake mini donuts- and thought immediately of this thread- teehee- the "If only I could " thread1
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