Unsophisticated Food You Love

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:We need to remember that stovetop stuffing seems to be the winner of this thread so that we can point to it when at Thanksgiving people are posting their menus and someone says they are serving stovetop and everyone piles on them...

I think both have their place. I love a homemade stuffing but I also love stove top. I only make it a couple times a year and make a sandwich with it. I think it’s delicious for what it is.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:We need to remember that stovetop stuffing seems to be the winner of this thread so that we can point to it when at Thanksgiving people are posting their menus and someone says they are serving stovetop and everyone piles on them...

I think both have their place. I love a homemade stuffing but I also love stove top. I only make it a couple times a year and make a sandwich with it. I think it’s delicious for what it is.

That’s truly gross.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:We need to remember that stovetop stuffing seems to be the winner of this thread so that we can point to it when at Thanksgiving people are posting their menus and someone says they are serving stovetop and everyone piles on them...

I think both have their place. I love a homemade stuffing but I also love stove top. I only make it a couple times a year and make a sandwich with it. I think it’s delicious for what it is.

That’s truly gross.

What’s gross? Do you know how many restaurants have a thanksgiving sandwich on their menu seasonally?

[Anonymous]

Tuna salad, tuna melts
Chicken pot pie
Egg drop soup
Hot dogs grilled, topped with Hermes canned chili and shredded cheese

[Anonymous]

I'm pregnant and I keep thinking about Taco Bell nachos.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I'm pregnant and I keep thinking about Taco Bell nachos.

I assumed everyone responding was pregnant.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I'm pregnant and I keep thinking about Taco Bell nachos.

I assumed everyone responding was pregnant.

Taco Bell makes me pregnant

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Tuna salad, tuna melts
Chicken pot pie
Egg drop soup
Hot dogs grilled, topped with Hermes canned chili and shredded cheese

You like the fancy chili with your hot dog?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I'm pregnant and I keep thinking about Taco Bell nachos.

I assumed everyone responding was pregnant.

Taco Bell makes me pregnant

Me too - delivery room is my unfortunate toilet.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I love a flame grilled hotdog, with mustard and onions. I plan on having some this weekend.

Have you had Five Guys hot dogs? Not the same as flame grilled with that nice char, but delicious as can be nevertheless.

I like hot dogs so much, even Costco's is acceptable.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Tuna salad, tuna melts
Chicken pot pie
Egg drop soup
Hot dogs grilled, topped with Hermes canned chili and shredded cheese

This is a hilarious DCUM typo.

[Anonymous]

We need to remember that stovetop stuffing seems to be the winner of this thread so that we can point to it when at Thanksgiving people are posting their menus and someone says they are serving stovetop and everyone piles on them...

The thanksgiving food crimes posted here far, far exceed simply serving box stuffing.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I'm pregnant and I keep thinking about Taco Bell nachos.

I assumed everyone responding was pregnant.

Taco Bell makes me pregnant

Me too - delivery room is my unfortunate toilet.

I'm the pregnant person who wants Taco Bell but I googled it and the ones within a reasonable distance of my house have 2 star ratings on Google. So it would be a bad life choice.

[Anonymous]

I’m Brazilian. Black beans and rice.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Tuna salad, tuna melts
Chicken pot pie
Egg drop soup
Hot dogs grilled, topped with Hermes canned chili and shredded cheese

This is a hilarious DCUM typo.

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