One thing I learned last night hunting on the internet is the " contents" of the ingredient.. " natural flavorings"
You know MSG is considered a -natural- flavoring and doesnt HAVE to be listed ??
shewolfnm wrote:One thing I learned last night hunting on the internet is the " contents" of the ingredient.. " natural flavorings"
You know MSG is considered a -natural- flavoring and doesnt HAVE to be listed ??
That's bad since I am allergic to it.
check out the site I posted.
It gives SOME insight as to what is hidden in the 'natural flavorigs" ...
shewolfnm wrote:check out the site I posted.
It gives SOME insight as to what is hidden in the 'natural flavorigs" ...
Yeah, thanks! This is a useful tip:
Q: Is it safe to re-use a disposable plastic water bottle?
A:
not necessarily.
you can fill your sink with hot tap water and soap. If it is deep enough submerge the opening under water for a few minutes then use a bottle brush to get inside of it and scrub it out.
Errr, they're 19 liter (5 gallon) containers. At best, it would be a "bath tub job".
fair enough.
I was picturing smaller containers like milk cartons..
shewolfnm wrote:
fair enough.
I was picturing smaller containers like milk cartons..
haha, No, a wee bit bigger than that. You know, it's the same kind that the water bottle delivery companies will bring to your door.
One of these days, when I'm a decrepit old fart, I'll not be able to lug those out of the store and into our place.
McDonalds... well, I'd lose weight if you made me eat only there as I'd go into starve mode. I haven't actually eaten there in decades. I love a good burger, wonderful fries, great salad, thick milkshake... not from there.
Back in whenever, Los Angeles had a chain of coffee shops called Hamburger Hamlet that had good burgers, though not as good as our friend Harvey's kitchen did. Old fashioned coffee shops often make them for real - or at least sometimes do.
I do go berserk and have a Burger King fish sandwich once in a while, slaps self.
My main coffeeshop weakness is bisquits and gravy. I am always trying to get the exact bisquits and gravy that this place in Culver City used to have... Talk about salt and grease. But that is about once a year, so I don't sweat it.
ossobuco wrote:Back in whenever, Los Angeles had a chain of coffee shops called Hamburger Hamlet that had good burgers, though not as good as our friend Harvey's kitchen did.
I never go out to a restaurant to eat hamburgers. My wife makes the absolute best ones from scratch that would make any other one pale in comparison.
<Oh, hi, dear! Didn't see you standing behind me looking over my shoulder...>
How about In and Out Burger ossobuco? Whenever I am in CA, I typically stop by. Just had one last week. Yum!
Ok.... <shrugs Ms. Picky>
