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#41 ·
That was the thing when I lived in Wisconsin, the comfort food was unctuous and oily but so bland with the seasonings. And then I tried to feed my friends some southern style with the chili and the hot sauce and they looked as if I were trying to poison them.
 
#45 ·
SPCDRI said:
Dude, anybody ever make a Luther at home?
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Been there. Suffered through that. Was at a restaurant in Savannah that had this on the menu but didn't have the brat patty or all the different types of cheese. Instead, it was two fried donuts, a whole beef patty, three strips of bacon, a fried egg sunny side up, and a slice of cheddar cheese on the inside of each donut.

I was bogged down for the rest of the day and it felt like there was an anchor in my stomach.

To the topic, I often eat regular hamburger meat plain or smothered in gravy, but not on a bun. If it's on a bun, it's going to have cheese on it.
 
#48 ·
abrown0718 said:
(Y)

Op said the cheese masks the taste of the meat :bosh2

That's the first I've ever heard something like that. Something might be wrong with his tastebuds.
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Or maybe the most flavorless meat of all time? Or he's tossing that stinky cheese on there, and then slathering it with BBQ sauce because fuck stinky cheese?
 
#51 · (Edited)
Chocolate and beef sounds positively disgusting Asenath. I'll pass.

Borias said:
I've only actually had them once, made them at home. Pretty frakking good, if I may say so.

I'm gonna have to keep an eye out for where they serve them at restaurants.
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I was just wondering if you go to one of the 5-8's on your side of town because I frequent the one in Maplewood. Was also curious if you'd ever tried the one at Matty's or whatever its called. Those two establishments argue they created the Juicy Lucy.
 
#52 ·
I think you're thinking about milk chocolate or sweets. Chocolate was originally a savory thing, with chiles and herbs. Sweetening it was a later, European innovation. some of the best chili has unsweetened dark chocolate in the flavor base. And mole is . . . well, it has to be tried. But it's not sugary or sweet at all. It has a complex, bitter flavor.

But, de gustibus, and all that!
 
#55 ·
Asenath said:
I think you're thinking about milk chocolate or sweets. Chocolate was originally a savory thing, with chiles and herbs. Sweetening it was a later, European innovation. some of the best chili has unsweetened dark chocolate in the flavor base. And mole is . . . well, it has to be tried. But it's not sugary or sweet at all. It has a complex, bitter flavor.

But, de gustibus, and all that!
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I'm aware of this. I still do not want any chocolate with my meat.
 
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Asenath said:
I think you're thinking about milk chocolate or sweets. Chocolate was originally a savory thing, with chiles and herbs. Sweetening it was a later, European innovation. some of the best chili has unsweetened dark chocolate in the flavor base. And mole is . . . well, it has to be tried. But it's not sugary or sweet at all. It has a complex, bitter flavor.

But, de gustibus, and all that!
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I bought one of those chili flavored 85% dark chocolate bars. To me it was so nasty I spit it out. A waste of $4
 
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Turkey Burger seasoned well, avocado, pepperjack cheese and a chipotle mayo followed with pickled jalapeños.
 
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