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Llewelyn Moss

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  1. On 1/9/2022 at 3:48 PM, Brisketexan said:

    We got some of these this past month, it’s in a holiday care package from Norwegian friends, and we found some on our own in Denmark.

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    They are addictively good. And simple: functionally, they’re just chocolate-coated Bugles. How in the HELL do we not have these in the US? They’re the most American snack imaginable: ultra processed corn, made crispy and salty, and then covered in sugary goodness.

    Last time we were over there, we each bought a small bag in the airport for “a snack while traveling.” Each of us finished our bag before boarding. Haven’t cracked open this big bag yet.

    No joke, you can buy them from Neiman  Marcus. Come in a big Pringles-type can. They call them chocolate covered “corn twists”.  Have to fight myself not to eat the whole can. 

  2. On 1/3/2022 at 5:59 PM, hookemATL said:

    Was wiped the fuck out last night after getting the kids down (10 month old is on a sleep regression FML), so we said fuck it and got WB. 

    Triple meat/chz on Texas toast with grilled onions and japs. Large fries and onion rings for good measure. Was actually through the drive through pretty quickly and the food was all fresh and hot. Great success!

    I like the cut of your jib.

  3. Anybody who gets to eat there more frequently than I do tell me what happened to Pecan Lodge? I haven’t eaten there in a couple years but when I was going through Dallas I always tried to hit up some brisket. Now it dropped out of Top 50 and seems to draw a less than enthusiastic response here. 

  4. We grew up paycheck to paycheck lower middle class, so any trip out to eat with 4 kids was going to be Pancho’s, CiCi’s, or this place called Bluebonnet Cafeteria or something like that? No doubt a precursor to Golden Corral…I don’t remember exactly where it was, but it was in Garland in the early 90s…for his 9th birthday, my brother asked if he could be dropped off there at lunch and picked up after dinner. Parents heavily considered it but decided he might get kicked out, Homer Simpson-style. 

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  5. 2 hours ago, satyanash said:

    (Scipio Tex) 2021 Texas-Kansas Postmortem: Defense/Special Teams

    @senorfussybutt

    My favorite part of this is that it’s essentially a giant subtweet to his podcast co-host Kevin Dunn. Who is generally insufferable and thinks he’s a football genius because he can recite the OL starters on the ‘86 Longhorns. He’s been on the “this team is not talented” train since OU and won’t listen to Scip. Anyway, Scip is arrogant but he is spot on here. 

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  6. That chicken wrap with the avacado lime dressing is not too shabby, either. 
     

    They still rationing sauces? Before the great sauce shortage of ‘21, I used to purposely ask for extra to use on my own stuff at home. I know you can buy bottles but it’s not the same bro

  7. 5 hours ago, Helobious said:

    King ranch casserole in south Texas. Don’t know any restaurants that serve it but find someone that makes it and eat it. 
     

    Machacado con huevo. Best breakfast in the world. And that you can find in a lot of restaurants. 

    Guy Fieri visited that place in Georgetown with the  guy Matthew M. and the chef made King Ranch Casserole. Solid episode, but then again Diners DriveIns and Dives is solidly watchable

  8. 9 hours ago, PorscheGuy said:


    The Smith was one of the more kid friendly places we went in nyc. They have multiple locations. Would highly recommend with your crew. Prices will not require a second Morgage to feed your family. Food is great.


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    I second The Smith for same

    reasons. 

  9. 1 hour ago, texifornia said:

     

    My assumption is that this is 100% not related to the NCAA or their rules, or any state’s rules—but that as an international student, he isn’t authorized to work in the US. His beef is with federal immigration policy, not NCAA. 

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  10. 30 minutes ago, Rip76 said:

    Welp Manuel’s is closed for good. 🙁

    But Isabel’s is just as good.

    Noooooooooooooooo

     

    I won’t quibble, as Isabel’s has its merits. But I preferred Manuel’s. That is super sad to hear. The guys who ran it were always super nice and friendly. Disappointed for them. 

  11. Is Ben Wheeler close enough to Tyler to fit in this thread? Los Pinos is a nice little spot. For the three weeks a year it’s comfortable to eat outside in Texas, you get a nice view of the little lake it sits on. Food was strong to very strong—definitely not the 7-page menu some folks are used to for Tex-mex. Anyway, would definitely recommend if for some crazy reason you are near Ben Wheeler, America. 

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  12. Got a three pack of Yellowbird and have really enjoyed the Serrano most of all. Nice kick. 
     

    The Blue Agave and Habanero are both a bit sweet on the aftertaste. I’d expect that for the agave. Anyway, still good, just limits its uses.

    I’d like to try the Ghost Pepper after seeing its approval here. 

  13. 35 minutes ago, NateHitch said:

    Wanted to do chili dogs but Kroger was out of buns and chili. So grabbed some hot dogs and Hawaiian rolls. Had some bulgogi and hoisin sauce at home so mixed them together and I present to you bulgogi/hoisin braised hot dogs served on toasted Hawaiian rolls. We're on rolling blackouts so the final shot was taken in the dark990ca9dacc23a41017a5f628cd0c4138.jpga865c9955f3a7d6ff55bc2eb80a951f6.jpg

    This is amazing. Mary Shelley would be proud. 

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