Salty Snack and/or Meat thread

[waks]

Cashews/Pistachios (basically any nut) and then KC Strip Steak

[ksu_FAN]

Ribeye or Prime rib.

 

[jeffy]

Beaver

[Chingon]

Hot fukcing Mama's

or these as well



Beef Jerky from Leibenthal



Chicaronnes!

[cireksu]

Ribeye or Prime rib.

 

yup

[Saulbadguy]

Salty snacks  - Snyders of Hannover Pretzels
Meat - pastrami, corned beef, cow tongue (sliced thin, cured)

[Kat Kid]

Salty snacks  - Snyders of Hannover Pretzels
Meat - pastrami, corned beef, cow tongue (sliced thin, cured)

Snyders of Hanover Unsalted (I know, stay with me)
Hummus
Wheat Thins (reduced fat, crispier/less greasey)
Cheez-Its (reduced fat)
Those huge bags of tortilla strips
Goldfish (original or cheez)
Triscuts

Meats:

Gourmet-
Lamb
KC Strip
Fillet Mignon

Regular-
burgers with jalapenos, bacon, ground pepper and mozz kneaded in
ground turkey or strip steak for tacos

Cheap-
Tuna
Eggs

[Dirty Sanchez]

Salt and lime doritos.




Chingon---Isn't that the place in Liebenthal?

[Kat Kid]

Salt and lime doritos.




Chingon---Isn't that the place in Liebenthal?

Seriously???

 

[Dirty Sanchez]

ya sriously!

tuna? seriously?!!!?!?

[Kat Kid]

ya sriously!

you know buying actual limes and squeezing them over potato chips and then putting on fresh ground pepper and hot sauce is a real treat.

I can't stand the fake lime flavors that are going on out there.  Just squeeze your own lime.  Much better, cheap, not tough at all.

[Dirty Sanchez]

I don't like soggy chips.

[Kat Kid]

I don't like soggy chips.

try it.  Won't be soggy if you are smart.

[Dirty Sanchez]

How much lime do you use per, say, handful of chips?  This might be a tasty one to try if not overdone.

[steve dave]

Most delic.:
Any curry (chicken, lamb, veg., etc.) 
Nachos 
Buffalo Wild Wings (almost anything on the menu) 

Most gross:
Onions (non-ring form)
Bierocks 
Shellfish (clams, mussels, oysters, etc.) (<note that shrimp, prawns, crab, lobster & scallops are not included in shellfish)

[ChicagoCat]

Most delic.:
Any curry (chicken, lamb, veg., etc.) 
Nachos 
Buffalo Wild Wings (almost anything on the menu) 

Most gross:
Onions (non-ring form)
Bierocks 
Shellfish (clams, mussels, oysters, etc.) (<note that shrimp, prawns, crab, lobster & scallops are not included in shellfish)

You are onto something with these.  Curry rocks.  Bierocks are great if its not the cabbage. A ham and egg breakfast beirocks is great.

[steve dave]

A ham and egg breakfast beirocks is great.

Yeah, but that's just a hotpocket

[Saulbadguy]

corned beef hash

[jeffy]

Bierocks are awesome!!

The best, far outweighing anything previously listed is Verenike with ham gravy. 

[dmartin]

Wheat Thins are like crack.  Sure it says 11 servings per box.  But we all know there is only one serving in that box. You will pop one wheat thin after another until the box is gone. 


Then you'll want more.

[jeffy]

Wheat Thins are like crack.  Sure it says 11 servings per box.  But we all know there is only one serving in that box. You will pop one wheat thin after another until the box is gone. 


Then you'll want more.

Tomato and Basil Wheat Thins trump regular Wheat Thins

[dmartin]

I tried Parmesan and Basil wheat thins the other day.  The first 10 were good.  but now, I can only eat one at a time.  then wait a few minutes.  They fixed that "wheat thin addiction" problem.

the wife likes the tomato and basil ones with cream cheese.   delic

[ChicagoCat]

Bierocks are awesome!!

The best, far outweighing anything previously listed is Verenike with ham gravy. 

Word on the Verenike.  Where the hell do you get it though?  Do you make it?  The only place I've seen it is church fundraiser meals.

[steve dave]

Anyone ever had lutefisk?  Sounds disgusting but am curious how it goes/stays down.

[jeffy]

Bierocks are awesome!!

The best, far outweighing anything previously listed is Verenike with ham gravy. 

Word on the Verenike.  Where the hell do you get it though?  Do you make it?  The only place I've seen it is church fundraiser meals.

My family is of Low German descent, so several know how to make it.  Usually I only get it once a year tho, and it is a fundraiser.  Central Christian Schools have their yearly low german supper on the first saturday of march every year.... all day.  The menu includes Verenike, Cherry and Pluma Moos, Zwiebach, and New Year's Cookies.  They also have all that stuff to-go, so we usually take a meal or two's worth of Verenike and New Year's Cookies with us.

I do know that there are a few restaurants that serve Verenike of some sorts one day a week.  A little cafe in Durham does it, but I'm not sure what day.  The cafe on main st in Inman has it as their special on Thursday at noon.  The Central Christian meal is still far better than either of the restaurants.

[ChicagoCat]

Bierocks are awesome!!

The best, far outweighing anything previously listed is Verenike with ham gravy. 

Word on the Verenike.  Where the hell do you get it though?  Do you make it?  The only place I've seen it is church fundraiser meals.

My family is of Low German descent, so several know how to make it.  Usually I only get it once a year tho, and it is a fundraiser.  Central Christian Schools have their yearly low german supper on the first saturday of march every year.... all day.  The menu includes Verenike, Cherry and Pluma Moos, Zwiebach, and New Year's Cookies.  They also have all that stuff to-go, so we usually take a meal or two's worth of Verenike and New Year's Cookies with us.

I do know that there are a few restaurants that serve Verenike of some sorts one day a week.  A little cafe in Durham does it, but I'm not sure what day.  The cafe on main st in Inman has it as their special on Thursday at noon.  The Central Christian meal is still far better than either of the restaurants.

Central Christian is where I had it too.  We must be from the same neck of the woods.

[ERA7777]

Anyone ever had lutefisk?  Sounds disgusting but am curious how it goes/stays down.

We have lutefisk every Christmas for dinner.  I'm not a huge fish fan, so I don't care for it too much, but everyone else loves it.  It's not bad if you put some spicy mustard on it. 

[Dirty Sanchez]

Bierocks are awesome!!

The best, far outweighing anything previously listed is Verenike with ham gravy. 

Word on the Verenike.  Where the hell do you get it though?  Do you make it?  The only place I've seen it is church fundraiser meals.

My family is of Low German descent, so several know how to make it.  Usually I only get it once a year tho, and it is a fundraiser.  Central Christian Schools have their yearly low german supper on the first saturday of march every year.... all day.  The menu includes Verenike, Cherry and Pluma Moos, Zwiebach, and New Year's Cookies.  They also have all that stuff to-go, so we usually take a meal or two's worth of Verenike and New Year's Cookies with us.

I do know that there are a few restaurants that serve Verenike of some sorts one day a week.  A little cafe in Durham does it, but I'm not sure what day.  The cafe on main st in Inman has it as their special on Thursday at noon.  The Central Christian meal is still far better than either of the restaurants.

Durham is on Friday evening, but its sausage gravy.  And warm moos.