I love to cook, yet every girlfriend I have ever had can't. I am going to be the perfect house husband. lol.
Poutine is sooooo Good!!
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I love to cook and have been trying to get my son to learn. I keep telling him it will really impress girls if he can make just a few things really really well. Hubby couldn't cook at all when we met, but years of having him assist me have trained him well and now he can make anything he wants to. He makes a great Spaghetti Sauce. It really helped when I was pregnant and couldn't stand to be in the kitchen.
At first I thought you said putang, but yeah Ive had that in Canada and it was awesome. I fell asleep instantly after done eating, and then woke up and was hungry. Weird.
OMG. I miss poutine. And Timmy's!! Oh, and donairs... God I miss donairs. First thing I do when I get back to Edmonton next month is get...ummm... all 3.
Poutine is great but as a Canadian , I for the life of me can't understand the obbsesion with Tim Hortons it is just donuts and coffee and small overpriced sandwiches and they are everywhere with lineups like crazy I think it is just brainwashing if you love Canada you love Tims ummm not me .
I've had Poutine in BC when I've visited. Was nice. Although to a brit the idea of chips and gravy isn't a foreign one.
i liked it just never knew what it was called i made something exactly like that years back just never knew it had a name
mozzarella used in a pinch just like any other chesse i even tried a cheddar once
only to purist which i take you are.
might have to make my version again
light gravey, crispy fries, mild-cheddar cheese mild with eggs for breakfast and luch for the day.
Poutine!!!!!...oh, I miss home now!!! Last time I had that was at St. Jabobs Market in Ontario. I'm drooling thinking about it. I have made some at home, but since cheese curds are hard to come by in the US, mozzarella is about the closest. Oh, and Bisto gravy..mmm mmm mmm
Tim Hortons is owned by the company that owns Wendy's in the US. They are mostly in Ohio at the moment, with a few spreading east to PA and ALMOST into Kentucky. They usually share the same building/lobby seating space. Works good...kiddies get Wendy's, adults get a nice sandwhich, coffee and donut instead. And the bread bowls with chili is killer.
As for WHY it's so good? It's the 18% cream that's in the coffee. OMG, it's devine..and I don't like coffee, but Tim's I will drink. BF fell in love with it on first sip.
My husband (now deceased) was a trucker. He KNEW his coffee...we got Tim's in Canada when visiting family. We took home 4 large cans of it. Whenever it ran out, he always stopped in at a Tim's in Ohio and restocked.
At least Tim's doesn't cost $5 for a cup like Starbucks. And it's sooo worth it, even to the likes of a non-coffee lover like me.
Tim Hortons is owned by the company that owns Wendy's in the US. They are mostly in Ohio at the moment, with a few spreading east to PA and ALMOST into Kentucky. They usually share the same building/lobby seating space. Works good...kiddies get Wendy's, adults get a nice sandwhich, coffee and donut instead. And the bread bowls with chili is killer.
As for WHY it's so good? It's the 18% cream that's in the coffee. OMG, it's devine..and I don't like coffee, but Tim's I will drink. BF fell in love with it on first sip.
My husband (now deceased) was a trucker. He KNEW his coffee...we got Tim's in Canada when visiting family. We took home 4 large cans of it. Whenever it ran out, he always stopped in at a Tim's in Ohio and restocked.
At least Tim's doesn't cost $5 for a cup like Starbucks. And it's sooo worth it, even to the likes of a non-coffee lover like me.
Funny you mentioning the 18% cream making the coffee......... Being a Tim's freak, I've come to rely on 18% for ANY coffee now.
Friends and relatives seem to laugh at me when I'll show up at their place with a container of creme just do endure their sludge coffee's, but at least I can tollerate it now, lol. And, that's right..... they laugh & I don't share !!
When I'm at a restaurant and haven't thought ahead to bring any 18% (sorry but the 10% most carry just doesn't cut it), I'll pass on the coffee and opt for a less satisfying tea.
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Friends and relatives seem to laugh at me when I'll show up at their place with a container of creme just do endure their sludge coffee's, but at least I can tollerate it now, lol. And, that's right..... they laugh & I don't share !!
When I'm at a restaurant and haven't thought ahead to bring any 18% (sorry but the 10% most carry just doesn't cut it), I'll pass on the coffee and opt for a less satisfying tea.
VapeOn,
Greg
Tim Horton's invaded Michigan awhile ago. They're everywhere now. Being on the border to Windsor though I notice a difference in taste of the coffee in Canada and the US at Tim Horton's. Still good at both. Way better than Starbucks or DD.
I find it funny telling all my fellow Michiganders that Tim Horton was actually a player for the dreaded Maple Leafs. I think he might be the only good thing to ever come from the Maple Leafs organization.
I find it funny telling all my fellow Michiganders that Tim Horton was actually a player for the dreaded Maple Leafs. I think he might be the only good thing to ever come from the Maple Leafs organization.
OMG - I got sick to my stomach just looking at that - You go MOOBY - That's all yours bro -
Tim Horton's invaded Michigan awhile ago. They're everywhere now. Being on the border to Windsor though I notice a difference in taste of the coffee in Canada and the US at Tim Horton's. Still good at both. Way better than Starbucks or DD.
I find it funny telling all my fellow Michiganders that Tim Horton was actually a player for the dreaded Maple Leafs. I think he might be the only good thing to ever come from the Maple Leafs organization.
Ahhh Michigan...makes me think of Faygo (sp) and Pasties.
Lol, that is what I was thinking when I read the post. The part where they started talking about vinegar was pretty damn funny.
UM - I am not sure - but I think it is like what we here in NJ call Disco Fries - they are french fries with brown gravy and cheese.
UM - I am not sure - but I think it is like what we here in NJ call Disco Fries - they are french fries with brown gravy and cheese.
How does that make one think of a disco? lol
How does that make one think of a disco? lol
LOL Mooby - I do not know how they got that name here.
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