And what, no love for Steak 'n Shake .. ?? Maybe that's just a Fly Over Country thing .. or White Castle .. ??
Partly grew up in St. Louis, and do remember White Castle, but no recollection of Stake 'n Shake. But does seem apropos
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Partly grew up in St. Louis, and do remember White Castle, but no recollection of Stake 'n Shake. But does seem apropos
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Before there was KFC ...
Is it just me, or does the "Colonel" at Gino's look either cross-eyed, or at the very least has a lazy-eye?
No ketchup or mustard in it, but it does have pickle relish and French dressing.
Maybe they make it wrong in Canada.
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I've had a lot of Big Macs in my life, and never had a single one that didn't have bits of pickle in the special sauce.
Here: educate yourself!
Shhh..the recipe for America's most famous 'Special Sauce'
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Doant wanna. Hedz alreddy full.I've had a lot of Big Macs in my life, and never had a single one that didn't have bits of pickle in the special sauce.
Here: educate yourself!
Shhh..the recipe for America's most famous 'Special Sauce'
Regardless what kind of coffee maker you might use, it eventually gets a build-up of deposits and/or coffee stains in its innards and outtards.
For years, the only thing I knew to do was run a cycle using vinegar instead of water, and of course no coffee. Problem with that is you had to run multiple cycles afterwards to get the vinegar out. I love vinegar but, contrary to popular belief, not in my coffee.
Citric acid not only requires no clean-out cycles after use, it also does a MUCH better job of cleaning of all parts, be they glass, metal or plastic.
There are companies that sell tablets of citric acid for cleaning coffee-making gear of all kinds, and they charge absurd prices. Regardless of the brand name, it's nothing but powdered citric acid. Citric acid is cheap!... no need to buy it at ludicrous prices.
And if you want, you can put about a tablespoon of citric acid in a glass of water, and it tastes pretty much like Tang. Might want to add a little sugar.
For years, the only thing I knew to do was run a cycle using vinegar instead of water, and of course no coffee. Problem with that is you had to run multiple cycles afterwards to get the vinegar out. I love vinegar but, contrary to popular belief, not in my coffee.
Citric acid not only requires no clean-out cycles after use, it also does a MUCH better job of cleaning of all parts, be they glass, metal or plastic.
There are companies that sell tablets of citric acid for cleaning coffee-making gear of all kinds, and they charge absurd prices. Regardless of the brand name, it's nothing but powdered citric acid. Citric acid is cheap!... no need to buy it at ludicrous prices.
And if you want, you can put about a tablespoon of citric acid in a glass of water, and it tastes pretty much like Tang. Might want to add a little sugar.
I wondered if it might be patties instead of burgers after I posted. Your generosity is much appreciated!
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