There used to be a “gourmet” mac and cheese place here.
You can put any fancy ingredients you want in mac and cheese, but at the end of the day, it’s still mac and cheese.
There used to be a “gourmet” mac and cheese place here.
You can put any fancy ingredients you want in mac and cheese, but at the end of the day, it’s still mac and cheese.
But if you put fancy ingredients in your mac and cheese, is it still “Kraft Dinner”?
Unique here is just a Sodium Synonym. If you could assign a rating with pictures, it’d be at least 3.5 out of 5 water glasses.
What in blazes is a romaine spear ?
I mean, if you like cottage cheese, this is probably fine. But it’s funny that they gave a certain snack corporation a free (?) product placement instead of following their own serving suggestion.
P.S. -
F.L. only paid the photographer?
Egg loaf?!
What kind of bird lays eggs like this?
One that needs a vet!
Didn’t they try pitching this here, too?
Hence the joke (in The Home Economics Story I think) about serving a square egg.
…is that made from actual egg or is it just colored to look like egg?
Well the translation is
“Cold Boiled Egg” in red
“Even More Delicious” in yellow
Advertising would never lie, would it?
For those curious:
I never thought I would hear a phrase so utterly and viscerally terrifying, but… [gestures in the direction of “egg loaf” ]
And yet, all of this makes me want hard boiled eggs for lunch.
Definitely a creation of the midcentury period of home cooking.
Anyone for an egg-, turkey-, and bread loaf?
HONK!
Yes, someone deep-fried coffee. It turned out as well as you’d expect.
I’ll just stick to cold brew coffee with milk, thanks.
WHY.