Food • Page 242

Mashed potato on pizza is amazing

 

Or you could eat you thanksgiving inspired sandwich and leave the mashed potatoes on the side. I love a good hot turkey sandwich, but I think there's much better things to add to it than mashed potatoes: bacon, cheese, extra gravy, make the sandwich out of garlic bread, etc.


edit: actually a thin potato pancake made from mashed potatoes would be interesting. Get the outside really crispy and brown, then have a thin layer of mashed potatoes in the middle.

 

bow down to the Earl of Sandwich thanksgiving sandwich



i think the Earl's Club may be my favorite sandwich. plus Earl of Sandwich has such a cool history

 

I will not stand for this red onion hate.

 

I dont eat turkey or bacon or gravy so I'd throw in some mashed potatoes. I love potatoes and am up for trying them in everything lol idc

 

Tough titties, pal.

Cornbread stuffing? Mayo? No thanks!

 

Red onions are great raw on a salad or burger

 

I'm so mad

It's official: Raw cookie dough is a no-no

 

Both my lunch and dinner yesterday were "light" options at BJ's Brewhouse and I had an Apple for breakfast and I am STARVING

 

Trick Question. Not at all.

 

How is BJ's? My friend really likes it, but I've never been.

I'll take my chances.

 

I thought Bj's food was only okay. I liked their beers though.

 

Pretty good, I've only been a few times. Yesterday I had the Mediterranean chicken pita tacos and those were very good, but I was still hungry.

For dinner I had grilled chicken over quinoa and grilled veggies, still good

 

You'll have to pry it out of my cold, dead, ecoli riddled hand!

 

Had a caesar salad flat bread pizza the other day

 

I've eaten at BJ's quite a bit the past couple of weeks because they've had a BOGO lunch deal going on. It's alright, but nothing special. Probably more worth it for the beer. The food is average but I feel like it's not really worth full price.

 

I should've gotten takeout. After tip my lunch & dinner was $19, which is ok but not like a stellar deal

 

You used the BOGO coupon though, right? Would've been like $30-35 otherwise, which seems crazy to me.

 

Yeah, I think $10 per plate is about average for food of that quality. So they are a little bit overpriced and if you have to tip a server it kind of evens out in terms of value vs going to a fast casual place

 

I don't think $10 a plate is outrageous, which is why I'm all over the BOGO coupon, but $15-20 plus tax/tip for some of their meals seems a little much.

 

The red onion talked made me think of this immediately. Apparently my wife and I watch too much Food Network haha.

 

Oh also never had BJ's but I have a coupon for a free Pizookie dessert that I got from a Sales Tax conference so will definitely go simetime

 

Uhhhh hell yeah

lol good one FDA

 

I have always been 100% against raw cookie dough for some reason