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retrogradeWhat grade are you in now?
Edit: just being cheeky. Dont eat them much myself, but i in fact love fish sticks
retrogradeWhat grade are you in now?
Edit: just being cheeky. Dont eat them much myself, but i in fact love fish sticks
Just remember, those salt of the earth, fully assimilated Americans also created this:
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Altoona Hotel Pizza: The slice with yellow cheese from Central Pa. you’ve never heard of
Pennsylvania is home to a lot of obscure and unique styles of pizza. Philadelphia has tomato pie, Northeastern Pa. has Old Forge Pizza, and Beaver County has Ohio Valley Pizza. Now, meet one of the most obscure pizza styles ever documented: Altoona Hotel Pizza.www.pghcitypaper.com
Your kind is why Raising Cain's is actually a thing.I don't know what you're talking about with those salt of the earth or hotel pizza strawmen, totally irrelevant to my argument, which is "we put ketchup on french fries"
Somebody just watched Pulp Fiction.
I mean they taste totally different. I'll die on this hill. Other people basta**izing it doesn't change what it is. If everyone started calling tater tots French fries I wouldn't suddenly agree with them.
Try Tzatziki instead of tartar sauce with any lightly breaded fish and thank me later
Or some light sour cream with lemon and dill
All excellent, but this is cheating.Cheese Kurds and mushroom gravy.
Plan B: Ribeye. The steak goes over the fries and the fries absorb some of the juice.
It's great on so much stuff. I love marinating chicken with it.I absolutely crush homemade tzatziki and it is great on crab cakes.
The Chicago dog works because of the hot and the sweet.One has to like sweet pickles to agree with you. I love all sorts of pickles, but sweet and bread & b, utter pickles do not pass these lips. This is why, while I love the concept of a Chicago dog and even bought sport peppers to make them at home, I cannot have an authentic one as the flourescent green relish has got to go.
I haven't eaten fish sticks since junior high. One of the many never-mentioned benefits of not having had kids.
I should also admit that I didn’t try ketchup until I was in my mid 30’s. Never liked the look of it.I live in the UK. Vinegar on chips is only really done at the chippy. If you’re at a good one I wouldn’t risk it. Here in Sheffield we have a few proper chippies that still use dripping (beef fat) and I wouldn’t pour malt vinegar on them ever. In Belgium it’s a different scene and those frites are three times fried, harder and I think vinegar would just bounce off them. So mayonnaise really works. I would also think the super spicy West Flanders mustard would work too- but that’s the American palate in me still.
Pot munchies?I was miserable eating fish sticks as a kid but I murder my kids’ leftovers these days. Not sure what happened.
It works well for me w/o the green stuff. The texture of the pickle and snap of the sport peppers gives me what I want from the thing.The Chicago dog works because of the hot and the sweet.
Your kind is why Raising Cain's is actually a thing.
It’s so much better. We don’t buy American mayo anymore (I didn’t use it at all anyway).Will have to try. Never thought of adding Kewpie to repertoire
Someone needs to read up on irony.I don't even know what that means, but you do
Oh the irony
incorrectMayo on nothing ever.