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« on: January 05, 2004, 03:07:08 PM »

The breakfast thread made me think of this.

What are your favourite unhealthy treats, to accompany an evening of cheesy movies or simply satisfy a craving. Burgers, dogs, pizzas and cold cuts are all great, but I'm talking about foods on a par with Elvis' fried peanut butter and banana sandwiches.

I would have to put poutine at the top of my list. I don't know if it's caught on in the States, but this French-Canadian concoction has pretty much spread across Canada in the last ten years or so. It's been described as a heart attack on a plate. Take a large serving of fries, cover them with cheese curds and smother the whole thing with gravy. There are different variations, including one with bacon, which is my favourite. You can almost feel the pain shooting down your left arm as you eat it. Delicious.

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« Reply #1 on: January 05, 2004, 05:47:06 PM »

Ahhh... you truly know the way to my heart. I prefer to cuddle up with my girlfriend and enjoy cheezy movies, after pounding a couple chili dogs and wash it all down with some root beer. ; )
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« Reply #2 on: January 05, 2004, 06:02:16 PM »

Now here's an artery clogging treat that I'd love to try!

It's called "The Hamdog".

(It's on CunsumptionJunction.com which may have objectionable material on the page so if you're at work, you might want to wait till you get home to read it)

Here it is:

 http://www.consumptionjunction.com/content/home_detail.asp?id=552&page=1

Would you eat one?



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« Reply #3 on: January 05, 2004, 06:15:57 PM »

That is the most amazing food item I have seen in a long time. Looks really hard to eat though.

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« Reply #4 on: January 06, 2004, 12:32:09 AM »

Our stores are selling things that aren't even food products. We buy them and eat'em. What value do most of it have for us? I might take food out of my diet all together. I figure in a few weeks I won't need to eat anymore. Next I would work on the water and oxygen dependence. Well, maybe not. : )

I once had some "chilli cheese fries" from a JACK IN THE BOX restruant in L.A. Wow did I ever like that one.

Up in Lake Placid  I had something called a "log jam". It's a whole fried stuffed potato with the works on it and in it. Wow....................

About 10 years ago I ate only Raisin Brain and such for about a year. That's not good for you as I had a zero cholesterol level. I still eat my Raisin Brain with much more than those days.

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« Reply #5 on: January 06, 2004, 04:12:11 AM »

Gotta be the 7-11 nachos with the "chili topping" that my buddy Bruce and I lived on when I first moved out of the folks house.  These were not a natural food item, I don't even think that the cheese was a real dairy concoction.  I think this was the main contributor to Bruce's death at the age of 43.

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« Reply #6 on: January 06, 2004, 10:50:17 AM »

Scott wrote:

> Our stores are selling things that aren't even food products.

I especially like when the words "food product" are actually a part of the name. It's pretty much a guarantee that the contents are anything but what they claim to be.

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« Reply #7 on: January 06, 2004, 11:45:40 AM »

Damn bro, I'm sorry to hear that your buddy passed away like that.
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« Reply #8 on: January 06, 2004, 03:41:12 PM »

My favorite artery clogging meal is veal parmigiana.  Nothing like a healthy dose of cheese and breaded, fried veal to clog the old arteries.

As for other meals and snacks:

* Pizza, with pepperonis, black olives, and extra cheese

* Chinese food

* A roast beef sandwich, on an onion roll, with barbecue sauce and cheese, accompanied by a mound of french fries

* An Italian sub (or hoagy or grinder, depending upon where you live), with plenty of olive oil and hot peppers, accompanied by some greasy, salty potato chips

* Cheese and crackers

* Popcorn with lots of butter (or that fake stuff they refer to as "topping" in the movie theaters)

* Hot dogs & cheeseburgers, fresh off the grill

* Chili cheese fries

* Kentucky Fried Chicken, with mashed potatoes and gravy (an instant heart attack waiting to happen)

* A corned beef or pastrami sandwich, with cheese and plenty of mustard

* Cheese enchiladas

* Fried cheese sticks

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« Reply #9 on: January 06, 2004, 07:31:13 PM »

>>Fried cheese sticks<<

Oh man i used to make those all the time. Tho not an artery clogger, i used to find ways to make my healthy food unhealthy. One was making a sub sandwhich and stuffing it with lays potato chips. Chips inside a sandwhich is highly enjoyable. I also like making homemade burrito's and frying them. I also make homemade quesadillas, buttering both of the tortillas so they fry good and filling them with cheese, chicken, hot sauce, etc etc

 I also enjoy dipping mcdonalds french fries into their hot fudge sundeas. Most cringe at this idea but nothing is better than sweet and salty. Some i've heard dip them into milkshakes but i find nothing more pleasurable than getting that bit of hot fudge from the sundae. Of course now i'm stepping into the territory of my odd eating habits...

But perhaps the most unhealthy thing I eat is Long John Silvers (notorious for their high fat content) It's not the chicken, fries and hushpuppies that's as bad as the fact that I always order a side of crumbs. Yes ladies and gentlemen, I enjoy crunching on the leftover fried batter crumbs which they generously put in a box free of charge!



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« Reply #10 on: January 06, 2004, 08:26:34 PM »

Wow Susan! I thought I was the only sicko that enjoyed doing all of that.
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« Reply #11 on: January 06, 2004, 08:30:53 PM »

I especially like when the words "food product" are actually a part of the name

I saw in a vending machine the other day at work.  In big letters it said "Pork Chop"...and in little letter is said "shaped patty"

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« Reply #12 on: January 06, 2004, 08:41:00 PM »

I used to like salami until i noticed beef (or is it pig) hearts is in it. Avoid anything with meat byproducts..that's a little bit of everything.

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« Reply #13 on: January 06, 2004, 10:01:43 PM »

My grandmother used to make the ever popular "Bit Bar".

One layer of graham cracker, one layer of butterscotch chips, one layer of coconut, one layer of chocolate chips, another layer of coconut and the whole thing gets condensed milk poured over the top.

You can feel the arteries hardening while chewing this wonderful little dessert.



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« Reply #14 on: January 06, 2004, 10:08:10 PM »

Oh yea I also like Eggplant Parmegian from anywhere and those Southwest Eggrolls from Chilli's Restaurant.

Heck,  I just like fast food and everything in them. Also love buffets of all kinds and anything barbequed.

Also all the standards Pizza, Hot Dogs, Hamburgers.

You know me I have a little list for everything including restaurants that I want to try. I've been to them all in my area of New Jersey with the latest arrivals of Quizno's and Krispy Kreme. Here are the franchises that I haven't tried yet:

Johnny Rockets (50's style hamburger places)
Mels Drive In (I think there are only two, Featured in the film American Graffiti)
In and Out (they serve only hamburgers and fries and look like McDonalds)
Out Back Steak House

Here are the place that I have been to:

Big Country Buffet
Pizza Hut
Taco Bell
Quizno's
Krispy Kreme
McDonalds
Burger King
Dairy Queen
Jack in the Box
Carl Jrs
Wendy's
Arby's
Roy Rogers
Arthur Treachers Fish and Chips
Friendly's
Ponderosa
Sizzlers
Domino's
Pudgies Pizza
Planet Hollywood
Hard Rock Cafe
Ruby Tuesdays
Chilli's
Red Lobster
Boston Chicken
T.G.I.F
Kentucky Fried Chicken
Popeyes Chicken
Applebees
Olive Garden
Damons
Dunkin Donuts
White Castle
Blimpies
Chick A' Fil
Carrolls
Red Barn
Wawa (good convienent store here in NJ)

Buffets:

Seaview Mariott Brunch
Showboat Casino Madi Grau Buffet
Sharon Zengs Buffet (Chinese)
Lake Luzerne Texas Barbeque near Lake George NY (the greatest)
Some giant buffet in Lancaster, Pa that I can't recall at this time.

Some great places in San Francisco and Monterey that I don't remember the name of. Lobsters in Maine

Diners are also great !

Gee, I didn't realise how many food places I've been to !

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