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What's your go-to pigout meal?
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Snowybreak
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Some kick ass tteokbokki with a few beers always hits the spot. Or a huge bowl of mie goreng. Or go for broke and just eat a whole Nightmare wedge.
phisheep
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Exactly what I was going to post (though I add sautee potatoes, fried bread and black pudding to the breakfast). Are you me?
Pancake Mix
Copied someone else's pancake recipe
From Mickey D's:
Quarter Pounder BLT
Side Caeser salad
Medium Vanilla Shake
Probably not that bad except for an insane amount of sugar in the shake. Gotta get them veggies and fruit servings.
Quarter Pounder BLT
Side Caeser salad
Medium Vanilla Shake
Probably not that bad except for an insane amount of sugar in the shake. Gotta get them veggies and fruit servings.
In the past it used to be three McDonald's $1 double cheeseburgers and a large fries. But I've kinda stopped going to McDonald's lately
Currently it's either 2 chicken sandwiches and 12 piece nuggets from Chik fil a or this barbecue spot that I got to, and get a brisket sandwich, fries and 6 wings
Currently it's either 2 chicken sandwiches and 12 piece nuggets from Chik fil a or this barbecue spot that I got to, and get a brisket sandwich, fries and 6 wings
ChubbyHuggs
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I call it a regular meal and it's an 8 piece dark meat chicken.
capitalCORN
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Fettuccine Alfredo with chicken. I always keep the ingredients around, so I can toss it together in no time.
Only been there once ( I don't live in a state where they run).
Had an orange push pop shake with my burger. Can confirm is legit. Extremely cheap too.
Yea another Singapore mei fun lover.
I had a sandwich that was like a mixture of chicken bul go gi and kimchi from a food truck when I was in either San Jose or San Diego (I forget which, was my only trip to California and it was years ago). It was exquisite. I asked the woman about it when I was done, and she said that it was basically kimchi chopped and what was almost but not quite authentic bul go gi (their take on it, as the real chicken bul go gi would be way too spicy for the average person on the street), and some other stuff in it that I forget. Man just thinking about it, I need to learn to cook Korean so I can make my own at home.
PlayALLtheGames
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1. Fried chicken sandwich with fried egg and bacon from local burger place
2. BWW wings with extra ranch and celery
3. Side of cajun fries
4. Mexican Sprite
Terrible value vs spending on groceries, so I don't do it often, but it's my favorite Sunday hangover meal.
Doing it right now actually:
2. BWW wings with extra ranch and celery
3. Side of cajun fries
4. Mexican Sprite
Terrible value vs spending on groceries, so I don't do it often, but it's my favorite Sunday hangover meal.
Doing it right now actually:
I want it.1. Fried chicken sandwich with fried egg and bacon from local burger place
2. BWW wings with extra ranch and celery
3. Side of cajun fries
4. Mexican Sprite
Terrible value vs spending on groceries, so I don't do it often, but it's my favorite Sunday hangover meal.
Doing it right now actually:
Septimus Prime
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Fried chicken. Dark meat only.
You know, I'll bet this was actually pretty good. It just looks like shit because takeout packaging always sucks.
vivftp
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Shyte, I should have taken a picture of my $21 Italian meal from East Side Mario's today. Fettuccine with rose sauce, grilled chicken, sliced sausages, roasted tomato soup and 2 lovely, loafs of their bread... so damned good!
UnnecessaryTodd
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Replace the black pudding and toast with "Pancakes, to turn the rest of the ingredients into Breakfast Burritos" and you've got mine.
Secret Fawful
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Fried chicken, BBQ, beef enchiladas, refried beans, rice, tacos, sushi, fried tenderloin, and crab pot/boil with fish, shrimp, corn on the cob, and andouille sausage.
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