#deluxe hashbrown

[telestoapologist]

sick of pretending that hashladûn wasn't badass or tragic or just a wonderful character generally

[wu-sisyphus-gang]

You Don't Need A Menu

Yang: What time is it going to be?

Ruby: Oh yeah. If we’re going to be here all night we might want to order food.

Jaune: Chinese okay?

Yang: Yeah Chinese works.

Ruby: Sounds good.

Jaune: Lets do ming moon’s. They close in five minutes so just tell me what you want to order and I’ll call it in.

Weiss: I’ll have the general so’s combo.

Ruby: Uh sorry do they have a menu?

Jaune: I mean yeah presumably. But its a chinese food restaurant so they have chinese food.

Ruby: Okay let me just look at the menu and I’ll decide what I want.

Jaune: Okay well they aren’t on yelp so there is no menu but they have chinese food. You wouldn’t need a menu for ordering pizza.

Ruby: Wait were getting pizza? Now I definitely need to see a menu.

Jaune: *Slams his table* No! We’re not getting pizza. We have exactly four minutes until this place closes. We’re not getting pizza and even if we were none of you should need a menu. Right? You know what kind of toppings you like, every place has the same toppings, and you should know generally what you like by now. Look, you’ve had chinese food before.

Ruby: Uh um I don’t know I’m not sure!

Jaune: You’re not sure???

Yang: Come to think of it I really want to see a menu too. Because what if I want to change things up?

Jaune: Yang, you can live in some magical universe where you try something new and make new and exciting decisions but we all know you’re getting the steamed beef and broccoli fried rice and an egg roll like you do every time and Blake is getting the chicken lo mein.

Blake: Leave me out of this!

Weiss: What if they don’t have general so’s?

Jaune: They have general so’s or something like it.

Ruby: But what if they don’t?

Weiss: What if they don’t, though?

Jaune: I promise you that they will have general so’s or something like it.

Ruby: I just don’t know what I want unless I pick it off a menu.

Jaune: Okay. Alright. Fine. Using the power of your imagination construct a menu in your mind’s eye consisting of all the things you’ve ordered from chinese places in your entire life. Then using that mental menu, tell me what the fuck you want to order!

Yang: What if they don’t have dumplings?

Ruby: What if they don’t have dumplings, what then?

Jaune: As the gods as my witness they will have dumplings.

Weiss: But are they on the menu because it would be really rude to ask if it’s not on the menu.

Jaune: Menus are for cowards and simpletons Weiss. Persons of character look in their heart and know what they want to order.

Ruby: So you always know what you want to order?

Jaune: I haven’t looked at menu for ten years.

Ruby: Bullshit!

Jaune: Try me.

Yang: Tai food?

Jaune: Chicken pad krapraw.

Weiss: Indian?

Jaune: Chicken marsala with garlic knots.

Ruby: Italian?

Jaune: Chicken parm.

Yang: They’re out of chicken parm.

Jaune: Feduccini alfredo.

Yang: Go to hell!

Jaune: You first.

Weiss: Genie grants you three wishes?

Jaune: Worlds greatest sorcerer, new magic lamp, freedom for the first genie.

Ruby: You’re at a diner where you can mix and match. Menu is ten pages.

Jaune: Cheeseburger deluxe medium well bacon and grilled onions and wafflefries. If they don’t have that, curly fries. If they don’t have that, regular fries. And a chocolate godsdamned milkshake.

Weiss: You’re going to give yourself a heart attack!

Jaune: You’re going to give me a heart attack. Two minutes!

Ruby: So what? You order the same meal every time?

Jaune: I order the best meal every time.

Yang: You can’t have a cheese burger for breakfast!

Jaune: Can too!

Weiss: What if you’re not in the mood for a cheese burger?!

Jaune: Then I’d be in the mood for a cheddar omelette with two slices of plain white toast and a cup of coffee with some hashbrowns on the side. And you know what?! I wouldn’t need a menu to know it!

Weiss: So you only have two moods? Is that it?

Jaune: Two moods is more than enough for anyone!

Ruby: You’re insane!

Jaune: One minute!

Weiss: General so’s combo.

Ruby: Wanton soup.

Yang: Beef and broccoli with steamed rice and an egg roll.

Blake: Chicken lo mein.

Jaune: I knew it you slime!

Jaune: *into his scroll* I’ll have a number one, a number three, a number five, a number seven, and a wanton soup and an eggroll for pick up. Have a great night. *hangs up*

Jaune: You mother fuckers!

Yang: You know technically an egg roll is a sandwich.

Jaune: Oh go to hell.

[thespamman24]

what is your favourite form of potato?

I’m glad you asked! These are all the different forms of potatoes, ranked worst to best:

18. Potato Salad

Potato salad is the opposite of fruit salad. Number one: mayonnaise. Mayonnaise is the most pointless liquid in the universe, and I live on the same planet as piss. Second off, there’s a right way to do onions and a wrong way. Potato salad does it the wrong way. Thirdly, potato salad is far too wet. It sticks to my mouth like a blood sucking parasite. However, instead of sucking blood, it just sucks joy.

17. Just a Raw Potato

Too hard. Tastes just like how it looks. I tell raw potatoes just what I told my ex, “call me back when you’ve been near a fire for a long time and also have been lightly salted."

16.  Potato Bread

Why would you do that? This is an offense to nature.

15. Baked Potatoes

Baked potatoes have the flavor of a Lewis Capaldi song. Sure, they are one of the most basic form of potato, but that’s what makes them so boring. It’s like playing as Mario in Smash.

14. Smashed Potatoes

These are mashed potatoes, but with the Lovecraftian horror of potato skins in the potatoes added in.

13. Mashed Potatoes

Everytime I eat mashed potatoes, I’m disappointed. They look so creamy and frothy and then I eat them and they taste like how airplanes smell.

12. Hasselback Potatoes

These ain’t much different than baked potatoes, but there’s something about the insane amount of slicing that is so…alluring, sexual perhaps. The amount of slicing is just so utterly ridiculous you know that something must be going on. However, these are just one trick ponies.

11. Gnocchi

Gnocchis taste good, but their appearance reminds me of maggots.

10. Potato Wedges

These are what French fries would be like if they weren't as good.

 9. Potato Skins

I like skin.

8. Potato Chips

Ohhh yeah…now we’re getting into the good stuff. A massive jump up in quality from previous offerings. Who doesn’t like potato chips? They set your mouth on fire, they turn your lips into deserts, they cut your tongue, and it’s amazing.

7. Patatas Bravas

Hey, what if potatoes, but spicy? Absolutely genius idea Spain, gold star for you. These taters will set you on fire in all the best ways, and they may also cure erectile dysfunction. You never know with potatoes. These are, without a doubt, the Kid A of potatoes.

6. Scalloped Potatoes

The answer to the question, what if Hasselback potatoes but we added other tricks to the pony? And boy oh boy does this pony have tricks! Cream and onions and sunshine and rainbows and all the love in the world.

5. Hash Browns

How can one bite into a hash brown without instantly being teleported to somewhere where there are a lot of hashbrowns?

4. Latkes

Ain’t no party like a Hanukkah. Obviously, everything is better when you smother it in oil and then set it on fire a bit.

3. Roasted Potatoes

Fuck yeah. I like my potatoes like I like my woman, set on fire for extended periods of time. At least, I assume that’s what roasted means. Nevertheless, roasted potatoes are juicy, succulent delights

2.Tater Tots

Now, sure, your ordinary elementary school cafeteria tater tots might not be anything special. However, those fancy deluxe tater tots? Those are to die, kill, maim, torture, and break the geneva convention for. Every bite just oozes with untold amounts of flavor.

Truely, tater tots are the OK Computer of potato forms.

French Fries

One of the greatest foods known to man. One bite of a single french fry is enough to make all your worries melt into a puddle and then fall down the drain.However, it is here that we must rank the various kinds of french fries.

1d. Normal french fries

Great, but ordinary, like a warm blanket or a cup of hot cocoa. Not anything groundbreaking, but enjoyable nonetheless.

1c. Curvy French Fries

I am literally salivating. Oh god…so good.

1b. Waffle French Fries

One of the best things ever created. Second only to…

1a. Garlic French Fries!

Garlic French fries are the best things ever because garlic.

[icleanedthisplate]

Dine-Out Meals of December 2023, Ranked

I ranked the following based on taste alone. I made no consideration for ambiance or the general dining experience or whatever. I included meals I got to go. I included food trucks, catered meals, and fast food.

Overall, a mediocre month.

Should you be interested in the pictures or reading the few words I had to say about each meal, click on the home page and scroll down or see the archives.

Sushi Rolls (Furikake, Zaragani, Kemuri). Kemuri. Little Rock, Arkansas. 12.30.2023.

Kimchi Ramen. Gold Bowl. Little Rock, Arkansas. 12.5.2023.

Fried Chicken Vermicelli Bowl w/Hot Honey Vindaloo. MOPHO. New Orleans, Louisiana. 12.27.2023.

Boudin Balls App (shared), Pork Poboy w/Caesar Salad. The High Hat Café. New Orleans, Louisiana. 12.29.2023.

Christmas Party Buffet (Prime Rib, Macaroni & Cheese Martini, Chicken w/Tapenade). Arkansas Museum of Fine Arts Catering. 12.15.2023.

Chicken Leg Quarters, Baked Beans, Broccoli & Cheese Casserole. Platnum BBQ (River Market). Little Rock, Arkansas. 12.1.2023.

Pizza (Arti-Garlic, Hawaii Five-O) and Wings (shared all). Theo’s Pizza (Canal). New Orleans, Louisiana. 12.26.2023.

Southern Style Chicken & Shrimp Gumbo w/Green Beans. Jamie’s Restaurant. Harrison, Arkansas. 12.18.2023.

Build Your Own Bowl Catered Buffet (Chicken, Salmon, Veggies, Rice, etc.). Green Leaf Grill (Catering). Little Rock, Arkansas. 12.13.2023.

Christmas Party Buffet (Pizza, Salad, Pimento Cheese, etc.). Lost Forty Brewing Company. Little Rock, Arkansas. 12.8.2023.

Ranchero Special w/Shrimp. Casa Mojitos. Beebe, Arkansas. 12.9.2023.

Flank Steak Sandwich w/Caesar Salad. Buenos Aires Grill & Café. Little Rock, Arkansas. 12.7.2023.

Famous Ferdi Sandwich. Mother’s Restaurant. New Orleans, Louisiana. 12.28.2023.

Smashed Avocado Turkey Burger w/Sweet Potato Fries. Big Orange. Little Rock, Arkansas. 12.1.2023.

Za’atar Bagel Breakfast Sandwich w/Sausage. The Bagel Shop. Little Rock, Arkansas. 12.14.2023.

Veggie Frittata, Egg Bite. Nexus Coffee & Creative. Little Rock, Arkansas. 12.13.2023.

Avocado Toast w/Egg. Fidel & Co. Little Rock, Arkansas. 12.11.2023.

Spicy Chicken Deluxe Pizza, Caesar Salad. Pizza Café. Little Rock, Arkansas. 12.4.2023.

Bacon, Egg, & Cheese Hashbrown Bowl, Pecan Waffle. Waffle House. Hazelhurst, Mississippi. 12.30.2023.

Yaka Mein. Three Muses. New Orleans, Louisiana. 12.28.2023.

Spicy Chicken Deluxe Combo. Chick-fil-A. Little Rock, Arkansas. 12.15.2023. (No photo.)

Chicken, Spinach & Artichoke Sandwich w/Broccoli. Town House Café. Harrison, Arkansas. 12.18.2023.

Vegetarian Shiitake Mushroom Burger. The Root Cafe. Little Rock, Arkansas. 12.12.2023.

Chicken Quesadilla w/Rice & Beans. Habana Outpost. New Orleans, Louisiana. 12.29.2023. (No photo.)

King’s Breakfast Bowl. Kingfish. New Orleans, Louisiana. 12.27.2023.

Seafood Lettuce Wraps. Landshark Bar & Grill. Branson, Missouri. 12.18.2023.

The Round-Up Pizza (to-go). Roper’s. Beebe, Arkansas. 12.9.2023.

Two Filet-O-Fish Sandwiches. McDonald’s. Lake Village, Arkansas. 12.26.2023.

Veggie Breakfast Burrito. Blackberry Market. North Little Rock, Arkansas. 12.12.2023.

Sashimi Plate w/Salad, Soup. Kanpai Japanese Steakhouse & Sushi. North Little Rock, Arkansas. 12.16.2023.

[rollercoaster59]

Big mack, chesse deluxe querter... Hashbrown... $$

[themagnificentmrjohngarlow1988]

My meals of the day

[insimniacreations]

McDonald's Custom Stall Recipes Part II

15 New Menu Items!

*City Living Expansion Pack is REQUIRED*

**Dine Out is Optional**

Want your McDonald's to be as packed as mine? Skip the hassle of going to a restaurant and check out my custom lot trait to create the same type of "fast food atmosphere"

Menu: Chicken & Sandwiches

Deluxe Crispy Chicken Sandwich

Spicy Deluxe Crispy Chicken Sandwich

McChicken

Filet-O-Fish

Chicken McNuggets

Breakfast

Big Breakfast with Hotcakes

Hotcakes with Hashbrown

Beverages

McDonald's Coffee

Desserts & Shakes

Oreo McFlurry

M&M's McFlurry

Chocolate Shake

Vanilla Shake

Strawberry Shake

Hot Fudge Sundae

Hot Caramel Sundae

How it Works:

Download the custom stall here and for recipes Part I.

Go into Build/Buy mode and search for the Insimnia McDonald's Custom Stall. Place it on the lot.

Click on the stall and click "Hire Vendor"

Once the vendor is in the stall, click to bring up the menu

Features:

Children can order!

Compatible with Dine Out

Compatible with the Lactose Intolerant trait from Cottage Living

Terms of Use

Please do not include my items in uploaded builds. Link back to my Patreon page for others to download separately

Please do not recolor, convert, and/or edit my meshes

Please do not reupload

DOWNLOAD

Now on Early Access. Public Release: 10/15 @ 5pm EST

[krafterwrites]

krafter release the fast food cut

Okay, why not. I spent way too much time working on it, so I might as well show it to some other people as well

Culver's Luna: Beef Pot Roast Sandwhich, Vegetable Beef Soup Teddy: Double Bacon Deluxe, Fries, Chocolate Shake Kit: Spicy Chicken Sandwhich, Cheese Curds, Vanilla Shake Sierra: Grilled Cheese, Chocolate Milk Barnaby: Chicken Tenders, Chili Cheese Fries, Onion Rings, Honey Mustard Dressing, Sprite Mad Jack: Mushroom And Swiss Burger, Onion Rings, Mint Shake Samuel: Grilled Chicken Sandwhich, Salad Tara: Triple Bacon Deluxe, Grilled Chicken Sandwhich, Pork Loin Sandwhich Dash: Shrimp Dinner, Pretzel Bites, Pumpkin Spice Shake

McDonald's Luna: Quarter Pounder Teddy: Big Mac, Fries, Milk Kit: Spicy Chicken Sandwhich, Fries, Dr Pepper Sierra: Cheeseburger, Fries, Chocolate Milk Barnaby: Chicken Nuggets, Fries, Coca Cola Mad Jack: McRib, Fries, Dr Pepper Samuel: McChicken, Sweet Tea Tara: Double Quarter Pounder With Bacon, Chicken Nuggets, Fanta Dash: Filet-O-Fish, Fries, Mango Pineapple Smoothie

McDonald's Breakfast Luna: Sausage Biscuit Teddy: Sausage Burrito, Hashbrown Kit: Hotcakes And Sausage, Hashbrown Sierra: Sausage McGriddle Barnaby: Hotcakes Mad Jack: Bacon Egg And Cheese McGriddle Samuel: Fruit And Maple Oatmeal Tara: Big Breakfast With Hotcakes Dash: Sausage McMuffin

Burger King Luna: Bacon Double Cheeseburger Teddy: Whopper, Fries, Milk Kit: Original Chicken Sandwhich, Chicken Fries, Hi-C Fruit Punch Sierra: Hamburger, Fries, Chocolate Milk Barnaby: Chicken Fries, Onion Rings, Cheesy Tots Mad Jack: Deluxe Chicken Sandwhich, Onion Rings, Dr Pepper Samuel: Cheeseburger, Mozerella Sticks, Iced Tea Tara: Bacon King, Bacon Whopper Melt, Chicken Fries, Barq's Dash: Big Fish, Jalapeno Cheddar Bites, Sprite

Burger King Breakfast Luna: Sausage Biscuit Teddy: Egg-Normous Burrito, Hashbrowns Kit: Pancake And Sausage Platter, Hashbrowns Sierra: Egg And Cheese Biscuit Barnaby: Pancake Platter, Tater Tots, French Toast Sticks Mad Jack: Bacon Egg And Cheese Biscuit Samuel: Ham Egg And Cheese Croissant Tara: Fully Loaded Buttermilk Biscuit, Pancake Platter Dash: Sausage Croissant

Wendy's Luna: Big Bacon Classic, Plain Baked Potato Teddy: Dave's Double, Fries, Lemonade Kit: Spicy Chicken Nuggets, Cheese Fries, Vanilla Frosty Sierra: Jr Hamburger, Fries, Chocolate Frosty Barnaby: Hot Honey Chicken, Sprite Mad Jack: Double Bourbon Bacon Cheeseburger, Chili Cheese Fries, Dr Pepper Samuel: Grilled Asiago Ranch Club, Parmesan Caesar Salad, Iced Tea Tara: Baconator, Spicy Big Bacon Cheddar Chicken, Bacon Cheese Baked Potato Dash: Panko Fish Sandwhich, Sour Cream Baked Potato, Pineapple Mango Lemonade

Wendy's Breakfast Luna: Sausage Egg And Cheese Biscuit Teddy: Honey Butter Chicken Biscuit, Apple Bites Kit: Bacon Egg And Cheese Biscuit, Seasoned Potatoes Sierra: Sausage Biscuit Barnaby: Hot Honey Chicken Biscuit, Honey Butter Biscuit, Orange Juice Mad Jack: Breakfast Baconator Samuel: Bacon Egg And Swiss Croissant, Oatmeal Bar Tara: Breakfast Baconator, Sausage Egg And Cheese Biscuit, Seasoned Potatoes Dash: Maple Bacon Chicken Croissant, Honey Butter Biscuit

Denny's Breakfast Luna: T-Bone Steak And Eggs Teddy: Cinnamon Roll Pancake Breakfast Kit: Grand Slam Sierra: Jr Birthday Cake Pancakes Barnaby: Cookie Dough Pancake Breakfast Mad Jack: Philly Cheesesteak Omelette Samuel: Fit Slam Tara: All-American Slam Dash: French Toast Slam

Denny's Luna: T-Bone Steak Teddy: Bacon Avocado Cheeseburger Kit: Nashville Hot Chicken Melt Sierra: Jr Cheeseburger Barnaby: Slamburger Mad Jack: Bourbon Bacon Burger Samuel: House Salad Tara: Chicken Fried Chicken, Crazy Spicy Bowl, Jala-Bac Burger Dash: Wild Alaska Salmon

Olive Garden Luna: Sirloin Steak Teddy: House Salad, Shrimp Alfredo, Warm Italian Doughnuts Kit: Breadsticks, Chicken Parmesan, Chocolate Brownie Lasagna Sierra: Kids Chicken Fingers And Pasta Barnaby: Fried Mozzarella, Giant Cheese Stuffed Shells, Black Tie Mousse Cake Mad Jack: Calamari, Chicken Marsala Samuel: House Salad, Herb Grilled Salmon, Tiramisu Tara: Lasagna Fritta, Tour Of Italy, Strawberry Cream Cake Dash: Lasagna, Sicilian Cheesecake

[cafecourage]

can you imagine the chain going to mc donalds for the first time? what do you think they would order?

I've never been to Mc Donald's. Originally because parents but now because allergy's u-u. So I literally get to say I did research on Mc Donalds.

Time: you know that meme were the kids are chanting Mc Donalds and the parent drives into the drive through and orders just a black coffee? yeah.

Twilight: I dont know the difference between the burgers because I’m kinda an idiot. But Twi seems like he would get a Quarter Pounder.

Warriors: Give this man a McFlurry please. Any would do. Or a McChicken.

Sky: Probably orders from the bakery mostly. Also leaning towards the Fruit and Maple Oatmeal though.

Wild: This boy would get a Big Mac. Idk how big that thing actually is but- thats his order.

Legend: I’m torn between the Sausage, Egg and cheese McGriddles or Hashbrowns. Don’t forget to get this man a coffee.

Hyrule: 10 piece Chicken nugget meal. GIVE THIS BOY SOMETHING FROM THE BAKERY AND SHAKE LIKE HE DESERVES!

Four: Apple Pie? They sell that???????? Well he gets that with a Deluxe crispy chicken sandwich or a burger.

Wind: Happy Meal. Mostly for the toy they give out though. The M&M McFlurry sounds like something he would get too.

[missing-old-seattle]

February 2020

Some restaurants have managed to make their place in this ever-changing city, finding a foothold in their neighborhood and building a community around them. Whether it's Seattle's oldest Chinese restaurant where Bruce Lee used to dine or the famed lunch counter at the Athenian Inn from "Sleepless in Seattle," these legendary spots define the city's food culture.

1. Lockspot Cafe: Lockspot Cafe has been open for over 90 years, staying true to its no-frills roots and representing the character of "old" Ballard in the rapidly growing neighborhood. It has doled out platters of crispy fish and chips through numerous world wars, market crashes, and natural disasters. "When you walk into the Lockspot Cafe, it's like coming home. This is a generational place," said owner Pam Hanson, who started working at the cafe as a bartender in 1996.

2. Mecca Cafe: This Lower Queen Anne institution opened in 1930 by C. Preston Smith and his wife Frances, who a year earlier opened 5 Point Cafe. When Prohibition ended in 1933, the two historic joints were the first legal bars in Seattle. The Mecca stayed in the Smith family until it was sold in 2001. The late-night establishment still stands today, serving up burgers, benedicts and sandwiches at reasonable prices.

3. Merchant's Cafe: Merchant's Cafe claims the title of "Seattle's Oldest Restaurant" and has stood on the corner of James and Yesler since 1890. The restaurant's long and sometimes spooky history makes it a popular destination for those interested in hauntings, ghosts and the paranormal.

4. Ray's Boathouse: In 1939, founder Ray Lichtenberger, moved his growing boat rental and bait house to the current location and opened a coffee house in 1945. Throughout the 60s, it operated as a fish and chips joint, known for it's iconic neon sign. Ray's Boathouse caught fire due to a wiring problem on May 26, 1987. Some of the boats kept at the pier were damaged, and when the fire was finally out, only Ray's sign remained standing. No one was injured and the restaurant reopened on April 9, 1988.

5. Ivar's: Beloved local showman Ivar Haglund (1905-1985) established Seattle's first aquarium at Pier 54 and started a fish-and-chips stand in 1938 that grew into a restaurant empire. In 1946 Mr. Haglund opened the renowned "Acres of Clams" restaurant, one of 25 fish bars still operating in the region.

6. Canlis Restaurant: Opened in 1950, Canlis is still relevant more than 70 years later. Located at the south end of the Aurora Bridge, the building was designed by Roland Terry and has a wonderful view to the north and east. It's still Seattle's traditional, luxury restaurant and has maintained a reputation as one of the city's finest dining establishments with a James Beard Award in 2019.

7. 5 Point Cafe: Opened in 1929 by C. Preston Smith and his wife Frances, who also opened Mecca Cafe. When Prohibition ended in 1933, the two historic joints were the first two legal bars in Seattle. When the restaurant opened, coffee, two eggs, a ham steak, hashbrowns, and four pieces of buttered toast with jelly only cost 40 cents. Prices are a lot more now, but the legendary dive bar still maintains its unpretentious attitude.

8. The Athenian: The Athenian has been serving seafood in Pike Place Market since 1909. In 1933, it was one of Seattle's first restaurants to receive a beer license. It became a tourist hotspot after it served as a colorful backdrop for Tom Hanks and Rob Reiner to talk about tiramisu and the anxieties of dating in 1993's "Sleepless in Seattle." Today, you can still grab burgers, salads and seafood from the bustling eatery and impress your parents who love the movie.

9. Emmett Watson's Oyster Bar: Watson was a longtime Seattle Post-Intelligencer columnist who opened the city's first oyster bar in Pike Place on Feb. 18, 1979 with his friend Sam Bryant. Watson's journalistic work reached the national radar in 1961, with the exclusive on Ernest Hemingway's real cause of death -- suicide. Watson passed away in 2001, but the oyster bar named in his memory still remains and is operated by Bryant's son, Thurman.

10. Tai Tung: This historic Chinatown International restaurant opened in 1935, making it the oldest remaining Chinese restaurant in the city. Bruce Lee used to frequent the restaurant, and would order their chow mein and fried rice. The third-generation owner, Henry Chan, has been working at Tai Tung since 1968, and can happily point out Lee's preferred table.

11. Ballard Smoke Shop: Once a fisherman's hangout, the Smoke Shop opened in 1971 and is now in a neighborhood of new condos. You can't smoke in there any more, but the drinks are still strong and the longtime servers will remember you. Rumor has it that you'll often find the cast of TV's "The Deadliest Catch" grabbing a pint here.

12. Maneki: The Maneki Japanese restaurant has been around the ID for over 100 years. They serve traditional delicious family-style dishes in a warm, quaint atmosphere. Initially built at 212 Sixth Ave South in 1904, Maneki had to be relocated after the restaurant was ransacked when Japanese citizens were sent to internment camps during WWII. Once it was rebuilt, this Japanese classic has been pleasing customers for over a century, and maybe for the next 100 years to come.

13. Central Saloon: Opened in 1892, this Pioneer Square bar is said to be (one of) Seattle's oldest. In the late 1980s, it hosted bands that went on to spawn the city's grunge scene, like Nirvana. There's hipper places to drink now, but this place - once a brothel and card room during the Gold Rush - is full of history.

14. Dick's Drive-In: The famed Dick's Drive-In opened its windows on Jan. 28, 1954, by Portland-born Dick Spady. The first location was located in Wallingford on 45th, which is still serving up their famed deluxe burger, fries and milkshakes with a friendly smile and quick service to this day. Members of the Spady family still operate the franchise as well. The beloved chain has opened a total of 8 locations across Puget Sound (Bellevue closed in 1974) and has become an iconic landmark in the city.

15. The Virginia Inn: This Belltown restaurant and bar has been around since 1903, and appeared in the movie "Sleepless in Seattle." Almost three decades after its Hollywood debut, the menu has become fancier and the crowd is more touristy, but the vibe is still laidback. The building itself is one of the oldest in the Pike Place Market area that is still standing.

16. Lowell's: Before it was serving up fish and chips and clam chowder, the space was a combination coffee roaster, peanut roaster and cafeteria in Pike Place Market called Manning's Cafeteria. In 1957, it officially became Lowell's. The three-storied restaurant with fantastic views of Puget Sound has become a tourist destination.

[savbennison-blog]

One of my favorite places to go is Chick-Fil-A! With that being said, I am always willing to try new foods instead of just my normal chicken nuggets. After seeing what everyone else gets, I have since discovered the spicy chicken sandwich deluxe. These are my orders if I was to eat Chick-Fil-A all day long.

Breakfast:

   - Chicken Minis

   - Hashbrowns

   - Fruit Cup

   - Buttered Biscuit

   - Large Sweet Tea or Iced Coffee

Lunch:

   - Spicy Chicken Sandwich Deluxe with Bacon

   - Large Fries

   - Large Dr. Pepper

Dinner: 

   - 12 Count Chicken Nugget

   - Medium Fries

   - Large Sweet Tea

Dessert:

   - Large Chocolate Milkshake with whip cream and cherry

[theshittyfoodblog]

Freezer Hashbrowns Deluxe Make sure to follow me on Instagram @theshittyfoodblog: https://ift.tt/2EjfqL4

[wu-sisyphus-gang]

You Don't Need a Menu

Yang: What time is it going to be?

Ruby: Oh yeah. If we're going to be here all night we might want to order food.

Jaune: Chinese okay?

Yang: Yeah Chinese works.

Ruby: Sounds good.

Jaune: Lets do ming moon's. They close in five minutes so just tell me what you want to order and I'll call it in.

Weiss: I'll have the general so's combo.

Ruby: Uh sorry do they have a menu?

Jaune: I mean yeah presumably. But its a chinese food restaurant so they have chinese food.

Ruby: Okay let me just look at the menu and I'll decide what I want.

Jaune: Okay well they aren't on yelp so there is no menu but they have chinese food. You wouldn't need a menu for ordering pizza.

Ruby: Wait were getting pizza? Now I definitely need to see a menu.

Jaune: *Slams his table* No! We're not getting pizza. We have exactly four minutes until this place closes. We're not getting pizza and even if we were none of you should need a menu. Right? You know what kind of toppings you like, every place has the same toppings, and you should know generally what you like by now. Look, you've had chinese food before.

Ruby: Uh um I don't know I'm not sure!

Jaune: You're not sure???

Yang: Come to think of it I really want to see a menu too. Because what if I want to change things up?

Jaune: Yang, you can live in some magical universe where you try something new and make new and exciting decisions but we all know you're getting the steamed beef and broccoli fried rice and an egg roll like you do every time and Blake is getting the chicken lo mein.

Blake: Leave me out of this!

Weiss: What if they don't have general so's?

Jaune: They have general so's or something like it.

Ruby: But what if they don't?

Weiss: What if they don't, though?

Jaune: I promise you that they will have general so's or something like it.

Ruby: I just don't know what I want unless I pick it off a menu.

Jaune: Okay. Alright. Fine. Using the power of your imagination construct a menu in your mind's eye consisting of all the things you've ordered from chinese places in your entire life. Then using that mental menu, tell me what the fuck you want to order!

Yang: What if they don't have dumplings?

Ruby: What if they don't have dumplings, what then?

Jaune: As the gods as my witness they will have dumplings.

Weiss: But are they on the menu because it would be really rude to ask if it's not on the menu.

Jaune: Menus are for cowards and simpletons Weiss. Persons of character look in their heart and know what they want to order.

Ruby: So you always know what you want to order?

Jaune: I haven't looked at menu for ten years.

Ruby: Bullshit!

Jaune: Try me.

Yang: Tai food?

Jaune: Chicken pad krapraw.

Weiss: Indian?

Jaune: Chicken marsala with garlic knots.

Ruby: Italian?

Jaune: Chicken parm.

Yang: They're out of chicken parm.

Jaune: Feduccini alfredo.

Yang: Go to hell!

Jaune: You first.

Weiss: Genie grants you three wishes?

Jaune: Worlds greatest sorcerer, new magic lamp, freedom for the first genie.

Ruby: You're at a diner where you can mix and match. Menu is ten pages.

Jaune: Cheeseburger deluxe medium well bacon and grilled onions and wafflefries. If they don't have that, curly fries. If they don't have that, regular fries. And a chocolate godsdamned milkshake.

Weiss: You're going to give yourself a heart attack!

Jaune: You're going to give me a heart attack. Two minutes!

Ruby: So what? You order the same meal every time?

Jaune: I order the best meal every time.

Yang: You can't have a cheese burger for breakfast!

Jaune: Can too!

Weiss: What if you're not in the mood for a cheese burger?!

Jaune: Then I'd be in the mood for a cheddar omelette with two slices of plain white toast and a cup of coffee with some hashbrowns on the side. And you know what?! I wouldn't need a menu to know it!

Weiss: So you only have two moods? Is that it?

Jaune: Two moods is more than enough for anyone!

Ruby: You're insane!

Jaune: One minute!

Weiss: General so's combo.

Ruby: Wanton soup.

Yang: Beef and broccoli with steamed rice and an egg roll.

Blake: Chicken lo mein.

Jaune: I knew it you slime!

Jaune: *into his scroll* I'll have a number one, a number three, a number five, a number seven, and a wanton soup and an eggroll for pick up. Have a great night. *hangs up*

Jaune: You mother fuckers!

Yang: You know technically an egg roll is a sandwich.

Jaune: Oh go to hell.

[darksouls2yuri]

shes eating deluxe hashbrowns and watching albino binding of isaac yt video

wife

[daily-life-of-crow]

November 25th, 2022

Today was alright. My dad put 35 usd on my card. I really didn't do much today. Our wifi was also being fucky. So at 4pm I decided I should probably eat and stop playing stardew. I tried to make mac and cheese but the burners has that smell so I said fuck it and made hashbrowns patties and fish filets in the air frier. Also my cat knocked over her water fountain thing. My mon came home and yeah. I bought the Lego Starwars Skywalker Saga Deluxe for 35 instead of 70 :). That's all and I have stayed up way to late playing stardew so night.

Songs on Loop:

None

Fell asleep to Unwell by Matchbox Twenty

New Information:

It's hard to say but according to one source 1984 by George Orwell is banned frequently in America

Goal Progress:

Idk

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McDonald's has quite a large menu, and it can be difficult to select a meal from the menu. This article will give you four recommendations to try the next time you drive thru or dine in at McDonalds.

1) Quarter Pounder With Cheese Deluxe

The Deluxe Quarter Pounder is very similar to the normal Quarter Pounder. The main difference is that the Deluxe has the addition of lettuce and tomatoes. This does quite a lot for the flavor of the burger, and once you try it you will not want to go back to the original. The Quarter Pounder Deluxe costs $5.29 as a sandwich alone, and $8.59 as a meal.

2) Filet-O-Fish

The Filet-O-Fish is a very good option for people who are interested in smaller portions at McDonald's. It has fried fish topped with cheese and tarter sauce and it pairs really well with McDonald's Fries (try putting them in the sandwich). It costs around $4.00, $6.00 if paired with fries and a drink.

3) Big Mac

The Big Mac might be the most well known item on the current McDonald's menu, and the love it earns is definitely deserved. With two patties as well as the iconic Big Mac Sauce, it is one of the best burgers on the menu. It's cheap too, it costs $3.99 and the meal costs $5.99.

4) Sausage Burrito

The Sausage Burrito has got to be the most underrated option on this list, as well as the most difficult to get as it is only on the breakfast menu, but it is totally worth being up early for. It has a very tasty mix of egg, sausage, and peppers. It goes really well with the salsa you can get it paired with. Because it's on the breakfast menu it comes with a hashbrown and a coffee, rather than fries and a drink. It is the cheapest item on this list at only $1.29.

These are undeniably the best four menu items at McDonald's, and everyone should try them at some point in their lives.

You should try one of them, right now!

McDonald's has quite a large menu, and it can be difficult to select a meal from the menu. This article will give you four recommendations to try the next time you drive thru or dine in at McDonalds.

1) Quarter Pounder With Cheese Deluxe

The Deluxe Quarter Pounder is very similar to the normal Quarter Pounder. The main difference is that the Deluxe has the addition of lettuce and tomatoes. This does quite a lot for the flavor of the burger, and once you try it you will not want to go back to the original. The Quarter Pounder Deluxe costs $5.29 as a sandwich alone, and $8.59 as a meal.

2) Filet-O-Fish

The Filet-O-Fish is a very good option for people who are interested in smaller portions at McDonald's. It has fried fish topped with cheese and tarter sauce and it pairs really well with McDonald's Fries (try putting them in the sandwich). It costs around $4.00, $6.00 if paired with fries and a drink.

3) Big Mac

The Big Mac might be the most well known item on the current McDonald's menu, and the love it earns is definitely deserved. With two patties as well as the iconic Big Mac Sauce, it is one of the best burgers on the menu. It's cheap too, it costs $3.99 and the meal costs $5.99.

4) Sausage Burrito

The Sausage Burrito has got to be the most underrated option on this list, as well as the most difficult to get as it is only on the breakfast menu, but it is totally worth being up early for. It has a very tasty mix of egg, sausage, and peppers. It goes really well with the salsa you can get it paired with. Because it's on the breakfast menu it comes with a hashbrown and a coffee, rather than fries and a drink. It is the cheapest item on this list at only $1.29.

These are undeniably the best four menu items at McDonald's, and everyone should try them at some point in their lives.

You should try one of them, right now!