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Random food thoughts - Street edition
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You Americans are crazy. I haven't eaten fast food in about 13 years - it is really, really, REALLY easy to avoid.
I love packed lunches though.
I'm talking about fast food as junk food. Not like hitting up the local Viet place for some rice paper rolls, or something. If that counts as fast food then I guess your taste in fast food is crazy.
I love packed lunches though.
I'm talking about fast food as junk food. Not like hitting up the local Viet place for some rice paper rolls, or something. If that counts as fast food then I guess your taste in fast food is crazy.
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lol
I've been. 12 times.
Might be moving there soon, but not for the food (good food is so rare in the USA)
lol
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Food that is fresh, lacks obscene amount of preservatives, isn't full of vegetable protein, isn't deep fried/greasy (I don't have a gall bladder) and doesn't remind me of airplane food.
Fresh seafood in the PNW was and is awesome, though.
Might just be being somewhere new and not finding what's good, but the USA is the only country that's been an issue.
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no you're wrong
plenty of awesome restaurants in the states. all it requires is a bit googling
plenty of awesome restaurants in the states. all it requires is a bit googling
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no you're wrong
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plenty of awesome restaurants in the states. all it requires is a bit googling
Oh I'm sure there are great restaurants - I'd actually love to be wrong next time I'm over and be all like "damn, this is awesome" for as long as I'm there.
But, so far, when a local is like 'yo, Matt, you gotta check this place out' it's usually not very tasty for me. Hence why the good food experiences have been rare for me.
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maybe you need to find better locals
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I'm confused, did you eat the hair or the burrito.
Truth!
He's pretty much right. The vegemite in the country doesn't hold a candle to the stuff from the motherland.
I'm confused, did you eat the hair or the burrito.
Truth!
He's pretty much right. The vegemite in the country doesn't hold a candle to the stuff from the motherland.
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