LINK to the opening scene from Cube.
(The part I’m referring to is at the 2:50 mark)
WARNING: Graphic content
Tag: food
And of course I upgraded my home fries to poutine.
So, any other Ottawa nominees for best bad for you breakfast?
The notion that larger lobster have less tender meat is FALSE. The meat is the same, it’s just that most people overcook larger lobster out of fear of not cooking them enough.
You’re welcome.
The late, great comedian Mitch Hedberg had a joke about red bananas. After hearing that joke I assumed they didn’t exist. Imagine my surprise when I turned the corner in the produce section and was greeted with this site.
I couldn’t find a video clip but it’s included as #42 on a list of some of his best jokes at the following link:
http://www.digitaldreamdoor.com/pages/quotes/mitchh.html
The dim sum was excellent but our table was not.
If you can visit and they attempt to seat you on the small karaoke stage at the back of the dining room, insist on another table. The food carts can’t get to you!
Fairmont Bagels is a close second.
Even when you ask for “No spice,” it’s still very spicy.
Like many cities, Toronto has experienced a burger craze of late. Here’s a reminder that way before it became cool there was a place that dedicates itself heart and soul to the simple hamburger.
Going to Johnny’s Burgers can feel a little soup-Nazi-ish (don’t even think about losing your ticket) but the service is fast and the burgers are good.
Get it cut medium or fatty with coleslaw and pickles. Most people drink a cherry coke with it but I prefer coffee.
If you need more convincing check the website.
