Re: Come Back to RFC Jerry!
kilikini
> Jerry, we miss you over in rec.food.cooking. C;mon back and have
> some fun will ya? You're always doing those drive-by's - why not
> stay a while for a change?
>
> ObFastFood: I had one of those Arby's Chicken Cordon blue
> sandwiches yesterday. Damn! That was a mighty tasty sandwich!
>
> -sw
I was about 15 when I had my first Arby's Chicken Cordon Blue sandwich. I
had never heard of one before that, but it sounded good and I tried it. It
was decent! I've made them for myself ever since.
kili
kilikini
> On Sun, 22 Jul 2007 23:34:14 -0400, kilikini wrote:
>
>> Steve Wertz wrote:
>
>>> ObFastFood: I had one of those Arby's Chicken Cordon blue
>>> sandwiches yesterday. Damn! That was a mighty tasty sandwich!
>>
>> sandwich. I had never heard of one before that, but it sounded good
>> and I tried it. It was decent! I've made them for myself ever
>> since.
>
> come to think of it, you do kinda look 18. Yeah - yeah - that's
> it!
>
> -sw
God bless you, my friend. :~)
kili
Jerry Sauk
"Steve Wertz" <swe...@cluemail.compost> wrote in message
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> Jerry, we miss you over in rec.food.cooking. C;mon back and have
> some fun will ya? You're always doing those drive-by's - why not
> stay a while for a change?
>
> sandwiches yesterday. Damn! That was a mighty tasty sandwich!
>
Dammit, Steve, if you had any type of brain at all you would know that Fast
Food is OFFT-TOPIC at that group, and that is why I don't post there,
because fast-food is my main area of expertise. I only read there
occaisionally to get advice and to see what your up to over there, and
sometimes compulsiveness is stronger then my common sense and I end up
replying to your non-sense there.
However I WILL take your advice and try the Arby's sandwich tomorow. Is
there a particular side item and soft drink you would recomend to go with
it?
Peace,
Jerry
kilikini
It's been a few years since the last time I had the chicken cordon bleu
sandwich, but I remember really liking it. Back then, they only had a
breaded chicken patty option, but from their website I can see that they now
have a grilled chicken breast, too. Go for the breaded one, if you like
fried chicken breasts.
For sides, I'd personally get a salad because the sandwich doesn't have any
extras on it. It's just chicken, ham, cheese and some sort of sauce on a
sesame seed bun. If you're not in the mood for a salad (like, if you're
eating in your car a salad just isn't a good option) they have mozzarella
sticks or curly fries. You might want to try those.
Anyway, if you go to Arby's and get one or these sandwiches, please give us
a report!
kili
Dan
Poppers! Arby's can't screw those up!
Dan
Dan
> On Mon, 23 Jul 2007 03:43:56 -0500, Jerry Sauk wrote:
>
>> "Steve Wertz" <swe...@cluemail.compost> wrote in message
>> news:1qftrefq...@sqwertz.com...
>>> Jerry, we miss you over in rec.food.cooking. C;mon back and have
>>> some fun will ya? You're always doing those drive-by's - why not
>>> stay a while for a change?
>>>
>>> ObFastFood: I had one of those Arby's Chicken Cordon blue
>>> sandwiches yesterday. Damn! That was a mighty tasty sandwich!
>>>
>>> -sw
>> Dammit, Steve, if you had any type of brain at all you would know that Fast
>> Food is OFFT-TOPIC at that group, and that is why I don't post there
>
>
>> because fast-food is my main area of expertise.
>
> a masturbator extraordinare?
>
>
>
>> I only read there
>> occaisionally to get advice and to see what your up to over there, and
>> sometimes compulsiveness is stronger then my common sense and I end up
>> replying to your non-sense there.
>
> right now that you're too good for me, Jerry. You deserve
> someone better.
>
>> However I WILL take your advice and try the Arby's sandwich tomorow. Is
>> there a particular side item and soft drink you would recomend to go with
>> it?
>
> you... let me think... hmmmm... Ahh, I think I have it! :
>
> Two more Chicken Cordon Blues, two large curly fries, and a large
> Diet Pepsi. And a dozen Krispy Kreme for dessert.
>
> -sw
Leve Jerry ahlone. Hees a good guy!
Jerry Sauk
"Dan" <intrc...@gmail.xxxcom> wrote in message
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Boinger, is that you?
Jerry Sauk
"Steve Wertz" <swe...@cluemail.compost> wrote in message
> On Mon, 23 Jul 2007 03:43:56 -0500, Jerry Sauk wrote:
>
> > news:1qftrefq...@sqwertz.com...
> >> Jerry, we miss you over in rec.food.cooking. C;mon back and have
> >> some fun will ya? You're always doing those drive-by's - why not
> >> stay a while for a change?
> >>
> >> ObFastFood: I had one of those Arby's Chicken Cordon blue
> >> sandwiches yesterday. Damn! That was a mighty tasty sandwich!
> >>
> >> -sw
> >
> > Dammit, Steve, if you had any type of brain at all you would know that
Fast
>
> That hasn't stopped you from stalking me there.
Dumbass, reading your posts there is not the same as posting off-topic
material there. Surely you knew that.
> "expertise" <snork>. Is that more or less prestigious than being
> a masturbator extraordinare?
It's more, which means I have more prestige then you.
> If that;s your way of saying "I love you", then I'll tell you
> right now that you're too good for me, Jerry.
There blows your giant ego, yet again. I DIDN'T say that I love you.
> This is not like fine dining and wine pairing, Jerry.
No, it's not, but there still is a special "art" of pairing appropriate
fast foods together. Ever wonder why some restaruants only carry specific
items or beverages? It's because they go WELL with the food.
> Two more Chicken Cordon Blues, two large curly fries, and a large
> Diet Pepsi. And a dozen Krispy Kreme for dessert.
Since it will be my first time trying it, I will only get one, just in
case I don't like it. And I don't believe in diet soda anymore, it tastes
like Yak piss. (and before you say anything real clever like how do I know
Yak piss tastes like, IT'S JUST A FIGURE OF SPEECH.
Don't forget the large Mocha for desert with teh chocolate donuts! :-)
Jerry Sauk
"kilikini" <kili...@NOSPAMhotmail.com> wrote in message
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Unfortunetly, I didn't go to Arby's today. I didn't have time to try
anything new today so I went to Jimmy John's. I drank quite a bit yesterday
and ended up sleeping in. Tomorow doesn't look good either because I have a
haircut appointment. Maybe wednesday.
Jerry Sauk
"Steve Wertz" <swe...@cluemail.compost> wrote in message
> On Tue, 24 Jul 2007 03:23:03 -0500, Jerry Sauk wrote:
>
> > No, it's not, but there still is a special "art" of pairing
appropriate
> > fast foods together. Ever wonder why some restaruants only carry
specific
> > items or beverages? It's because they go WELL with the food.
>
Yes, I am.
> Have you ever though
> about becoming a fast-food consultant? Or maybe writing reviews
> for the Michelin Guide?
No, because I'm not invlolved in the industry. I'm simply a Fast-Food
Fan.
> When you're serving
> burgers, there's really nothing that can't be served with them.
WRONG. Fries go amazingly well with burgers, (and cola), which is why
every fast-food place serves them with the burgers.
> Why don't they serve macaroni and potato salad?
They don't go well with burgers. When Was the last time you said, Gee, I'd
sure like a burger and potato salad right about now!"
>Why don't they serve beer?
Uhhh.. you know why.
Joseph Littleshoes
and Germany or so i have heard.
Course you probly not going to get a "burger & fries" at a 4 star
European restaurant no matter how complete the wine list.
--
JL
Jerry Sauk
"Joseph Littleshoes" <jpst...@isp.com> wrote in message
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I never claimed that Fast-food was a four-start restaurant, you imagined
that. I simply said that Burgers, Fries, and Soda go extremely well
together, which is true.
Geoff Miller
Jerry Sauk <jerr...@hotmail.com> writes
>> This is not like fine dining and wine pairing, Jerry.
> No, it's not, but there still is a special "art" of pairing
> appropriate fast foods together. Ever wonder why some
> restaruants only carry specific items or beverages? It's
> because they go WELL with the food.
Wrong on two counts, Jerry.
One, fast food restaurants generally offer a full line of soft
drinks from one of the major distributors (Coca-Cola or Pepsi).
And two, who better than the customer to decide what's "approp-
riate" to drink with the food he orders? You may think someone's
a Philistine for drinking, say, Mountain Dew with his Enchirito[*].
And you may even be right. But by offering the drink the person
wanted, the restaurant attracts and retains his business.
[*] Mind you, I'm not saying that you would. Or even
that Taco bell even offers Mountain Dew. It's just
an arbitrary example.
> Since it will be my first time trying it, I will only get one,
> just in case I don't like it. And I don't believe in diet soda
> anymore, it tastes like Yak piss. (and before you say anything
> real clever like how do I know Yak piss tastes like, IT'S JUST
> A FIGURE OF SPEECH.
Oh, darn.
Geoff
--
"Worrying about minor flaws in a pretty car like the Aston Martin
Vantage Roadster is like climbing into bed with a supermodel and
noticing she has slightly unruly pubes." -- Jeremy Clarkson
kilikini
> "kilikini" <kili...@NOSPAMhotmail.com> wrote in message
>>
>> bleu sandwich, but I remember really liking it. Back then, they
>> only had a breaded chicken patty option, but from their website I
>> can see that they now have a grilled chicken breast, too. Go for
>> the breaded one, if you like fried chicken breasts.
>>
>> For sides, I'd personally get a salad because the sandwich doesn't
>> have any extras on it. It's just chicken, ham, cheese and some sort
>> of sauce on a sesame seed bun. If you're not in the mood for a
>> salad (like, if you're eating in your car a salad just isn't a good
>> option) they have mozzarella sticks or curly fries. You might want
>> to try those.
>>
>> Anyway, if you go to Arby's and get one or these sandwiches, please
>> give us a report!
>>
>> kili
>>
>>
>
> Unfortunetly, I didn't go to Arby's today. I didn't have time to try
> anything new today so I went to Jimmy John's. I drank quite a bit
> yesterday and ended up sleeping in. Tomorow doesn't look good either
> because I have a haircut appointment. Maybe wednesday.
I had never heard of Jimmy John's so I did an online search. Their menu
sounds great! It seems much better than Subway or Quiznos. In your
opinion, how do the sandwiches compare, and what are the prices like? I'm
curious as well, as to which sandwich you ordered? I don't think I could
choose! What other sub place has avocado, fresh cucumber and sprouts?
If I ever get up that way again (only in summer, mind you), I'll have to
check this place out.
kili
Joseph Littleshoes
*sigh* i never wrote that you did, nor did i "imagine" you even remotely
meant as much, i was merely pointing out that in those European
restaurants (Plaza Athenee, Le Meurice etc.) Americans would expect to
find alcohol they would not find a burger and fries, and that in those
"fast food" places in Europe that do sell burgers and fries (McD's) they
do sell beer and wine, or so i have heard.
--
JL
Dan
How long do your haircuts take? I'm in and out in 30 minutes - tops!
Dan
Dan
No, I was just drinking at the time and my spell check broke (again).
Dan
Dan
> "Steve Wertz" <swe...@cluemail.compost> wrote in message
>
>
>> Why don't they serve macaroni and potato salad?
>
> They don't go well with burgers. When Was the last time you said, Gee, I'd
> sure like a burger and potato salad right about now!"
>
Potato salad can be found at just about any large cookout. I'm not a
fan but I've seen it on dozens - maybe hundreds - of plates next to a
burger.
It's not portable enough for fast food. Count the fries on the floor of
your Ford Festiva. Now imagine potato salad laden with mayo in its
place. If you thought your car smelled bad now, it would be uninhabitable!
Dan
Vilco
> that in those "fast food" places in Europe that do sell burgers and
> fries (McD's) they do sell beer and wine, or so i have heard.
Yes, there's always beer on the menu, at least in Italy and Germany, and you
can even substitute it for the drink associated with your McMenu.
Don't know if one can substitute beer for the drink in a happy meal menu,
LOL.
The only kind of fast foods who usually don't sell beer or wine are the ones
owned by muslims, for obvious religious issues, and those where the
alcohol-selling license is too expensive or requires too much adjustments to
the shop. In Amsterdam, for example, almost all of the kebab shops and
oriental fast-eateries are alcohol-free because it's very expensive and,
morevoer, to obtain it one must have more structures than ones who doesn't.
I remember a turkish kebab-shop owner telling me he would need to pay much
more money to the Townhall and have two separated bathrooms, which he hadn't
room for. And you can not bring in beer from the nearby pubs: he would get a
fine and, if caugth a second time, he'd risk to lose his shop license for
increasingly long periods of time. It's not as in Australia where you read
B.Y.O. near wine and beer.
--
Vilco
Think pink, drink rose'
sueb
>
> - Show quoted text -
Bet you can in Belgium! It's the land of pomme frites. The burger
would be called Salisbury steak, though.
Susan B.
Jerry Sauk
"kilikini" <kili...@NOSPAMhotmail.com> wrote in message
I only eat one sub there, Number 5. All the others have mayo on it. Sorry.
Jerry Sauk
"Dan" <intrc...@gmail.xxxcom> wrote in message
Well yeah, but you still have to get up, change, eat something, shower,
drive there, drive home.
Jerry Sauk
"Dan" <intrc...@gmail.xxxcom> wrote in message
Would never happen, I HATE mayo. I only ate Potato salad once.. when I was
5 years old, and I only had two bites at a picnic, then put the rest back in
the bowl.
There ARE plenty of foods that are as unportable as potato salad that are
served as Fast-Food... I know, because I eat primarily in my car. If they
served it properly, in a covered dish with a spoon, potato salad would work
JUST FINE, so your logic falls apart. The reason why they don't is because
it doesn't go with burgers as well as fries and pop do.
Jerry Sauk
"Geoff Miller" <geo...@lava.net> wrote in message
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>
>
> Jerry Sauk <jerr...@hotmail.com> writes
>
> >> This is not like fine dining and wine pairing, Jerry.
>
> > No, it's not, but there still is a special "art" of pairing
> > appropriate fast foods together. Ever wonder why some
> > restaruants only carry specific items or beverages? It's
> > because they go WELL with the food.
>
> Wrong on two counts, Jerry.
>
> One, fast food restaurants generally offer a full line of soft
> drinks from one of the major distributors (Coca-Cola or Pepsi).
YES!!! BECAUSE IT GOES WELL WITH THE FOOD!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
> And two, who better than the customer to decide what's "approp-
> riate" to drink with the food he orders?
That's why they offer a SELECTION, just like the wine list at a fancy
restuarant.
Both your counts are wrong, Geoff.
Jerry Sauk
> >>European restaurant no matter how complete the wine list.
> >>--
> >>JL
> >
> >
> > I never claimed that Fast-food was a four-start restaurant, you imagined
> > that. I simply said that Burgers, Fries, and Soda go extremely well
> > together, which is true.
> >
> >
> *sigh* i never wrote that you did, nor did i "imagine" you even remotely
> meant as much, i was merely pointing out that in those European
> restaurants (Plaza Athenee, Le Meurice etc.) Americans would expect to
> find alcohol they would not find a burger and fries, and that in those
> "fast food" places in Europe that do sell burgers and fries (McD's) they
> do sell beer and wine, or so i have heard.
> --
> JL
See steve, this why you always include quoated text, because too many people
forget what they had written. JL, read the text at the very top of the
post. Yes, you DID say that I said that it's 4 star.
And BTW yes I've said MANY times here that Alcohol goes VERY well with
fast-food, but then I usually get picked on for it.
Jerry Sauk
"Steve Wertz" <swe...@cluemail.compost> wrote in message
> On Tue, 24 Jul 2007 10:42:55 -0500, Jerry Sauk wrote:
>
> > They don't go well with burgers. When Was the last time you said, Gee,
I'd
> > sure like a burger and potato salad right about now!"
>
> side salad many time with my burger.
Well, that's because your a food fanatic, or a gourmet, most people
aren't. BTW that sentence didn't make a whole lot of sense, but I
understood the general meaning of it.
> I have several theories, but none of them are entirely correct.
> What is your guess, Jerry? Throw me a bone, will ya?
Gee Steve, maybe becuse it's ILLEGAL? You ARE familar with laws, right?
Maybe not, becuase of all that drinking you do when you go to fast-food
places at 3 in the morning.
kilikini
> "Dan" <intrc...@gmail.xxxcom> wrote in message
> news:2Tvpi.10650$tj6....@newsread4.news.pas.earthlink.net...
>> Jerry Sauk wrote:
>>> "Steve Wertz" <swe...@cluemail.compost> wrote in message
>>
>>>
>>>
>>>> Why don't they serve macaroni and potato salad?
>>>
>>> They don't go well with burgers. When Was the last time you said,
>>> Gee, I'd sure like a burger and potato salad right about now!"
>>>
>>
>> Potato salad can be found at just about any large cookout. I'm not a
>> fan but I've seen it on dozens - maybe hundreds - of plates next to a
>> burger.
>>
>> It's not portable enough for fast food. Count the fries on the
>> floor of your Ford Festiva. Now imagine potato salad laden with
>> mayo in its place. If you thought your car smelled bad now, it
>> would be uninhabitable!
>>
>> Dan
>
> Would never happen, I HATE mayo. I only ate Potato salad once.. when
> I was 5 years old, and I only had two bites at a picnic, then put the
> rest back in the bowl.
>
(snip)
Jerry, have you ever had German Potato Salad? You must have had that at
some point in your life living in Wisconsin. I grew up on the stuff! It's
a bacon, sugar and vinegar based potato salad. To me, that goes excellently
with a burger or a steak. (Not that any fast food place serves it and if
they did they wouldn't get the recipe right.) It's my all-time favorite
kind of potato salad. I, like you, don't really care for mayo either.
Besides, when you get a mayo based potato salad, it's almost ALL mayo. Hey,
where's the darn potato? No thanks, I'll pass. I make a mean German Potato
salad based on my grandmother's recipe (her mother was from Germany). It's
a good comfort food for me. :~)
kili
kilikini
The number 5 sounds great. Do they do an oil and vinegar dressing? In any
case, can't you ask for no mayo on a sandwich or are there no substitutions?
kili <---- curious
Vilco
> You ARE familar with laws, right? Maybe not, becuase of all that
> drinking you do when you go to fast-food places at 3 in the morning.
LOL, around Rome there are a lot of van who sell hot-dogs, hamburger or
sausage sandwiches from theyr side, and they're all open till very late.
Since they're along the main highway circling around Rome, and since this
area is usually packed with prostitutes all nite long, these vans are called
"magna e tromba", roman slang for "eat and f**k". There can happen very
folkloristic situations around those vans, I wouldn't recommend them to
anybody who's not drunk.
Geoff Miller
Jerry Sauk <jerr...@hotmail.com> writes:
> See steve, this why you always include quoated text, because
> too many people forget what they had written.
Including quoted text is well and good -- but not the entire
friggin' article. Quote relevant passages and respond to them
inline, like I do here. See how neat and tidy it is?
> And BTW yes I've said MANY times here that Alcohol goes VERY
> well with fast-food, but then I usually get picked on for it.
Don't take any guff from those swine.
Geoff
--
"Where's the omelet?" -- George Orwell
Geoff Miller
Jerry Sauk <jerr...@hotmail.com> writes:
> I only ate Potato salad once.. when I was 5 years old, and I only
> had two bites at a picnic, then put the rest back in the bowl.
Gack. That's an example of why I avoid buffets, salad and dessert
bars, and food sold out of bulk bins. Especially in places where
grubby-fingered, poorly-supervised little kids are known to be
present. If I'm at a picnic or a backyard BBQ and some little
nosepicker takes a bite of a potato chip or Dorito and sticks it
back into the dip, that's it for me: no more chips and dip for
the duration of the event.
> The reason why they don't is because it doesn't go with burgers
> as well as fries and pop do.
No, it's because people have come to associate fries with burgers
*at fast-food places.* You'll note that as well as fries go with
burgers, they're generally not served with burgers at backyard
BBQs; potato (or macaroni) salad is far more common in that context.
People sometimes eat and drink things differently under different
circumstances. For example, I order Manhattans "up" ar bars, but
make them on the rocks at home. Why? Who knows? I just do.
Geoff Miller
Jerry Sauk <jerr...@hotmail.com> writes:
>> No, it's not, but there still is a special "art" of pairing
>> appropriate fast foods together. Ever wonder why some
>> restaruants only carry specific items or beverages? It's
>> because they go WELL with the food.
: Wrong on two counts, Jerry.
: One, fast food restaurants generally offer a full line of soft
: drinks from one of the major distributors (Coca-Cola or Pepsi).
> YES!!! BECAUSE IT GOES WELL WITH THE FOOD!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
The point is that they offer the *full line* of soda from the
distributor -- not "only specific items or beverages" as you
state above. They don't omit any selections because they don't
"go well" with their food. They offer it all and let their
customers decide what they want.
: And two, who better than the customer to decide what's "approp-
: riate" to drink with the food he orders?
> That's why they offer a SELECTION, just like the wine list at
> a fancy restuarant.
But what if the customer chooses "wrong?" Taco Bell food all tastes
pretty much the same; the only real variation is texture. And yet,
a full range of soda is offered, not just a few selections that some
corporate fascist back at Taco Bell HQ decided "go with" the food.
> Both your counts are wrong, Geoff.
I put paid to that idea pretty handily, as you can see.
You really ought to try and get over this habit of declaring victory
before I've had an opportunity to respond. I hope you don't go off
this prematurely in the sack...
Geoff Miller
kilikini <kili...@NOSPAMhotmail.com> writes:
> Jerry, have you ever had German Potato Salad?
I ate German potato salad with take-out Chinese once.
An hour later, I was hungry for power.
Seriously, it *is* good. Red potatoes with the skins
still on -- yummy.
Geoff Miller
Vilco <a...@b.invalid> writes:
> There can happen very folkloristic situations around those vans,
> I wouldn't recommend them to anybody who's not drunk.
Sounds like the Italian equivalent of getting a knee-trembler behind
the chippy.
Dan
OK...that might take up an entire day, I guess.
Did you get there Wednesday?
Dan
Dan
???
Are you driving while you're eating?
Dan
Jerry Sauk
"Steve Wertz" <swe...@cluemail.compost> wrote in message
> On Thu, 26 Jul 2007 02:38:56 -0500, Jerry Sauk wrote:
>
> > Well yeah, but you still have to get up, change, eat something, shower,
> > drive there, drive home.
>
>
> -sw
Well, if you read my entire post you would see that I INCLUDED CHANGE on the
list of stuff to do.
Jerry Sauk
"Dan" <intrc...@gmail.xxxcom> wrote in message
I've said that many times laready on the group. Except more accurately it's
EATING while I'm DRIVING. Don't be so shocked, everyone does it.
Jerry Sauk
"Steve Wertz" <swe...@cluemail.compost> wrote in message
> On Thu, 26 Jul 2007 02:49:09 -0500, Jerry Sauk wrote:
>
> > Would never happen, I HATE mayo. I only ate Potato salad once.. when I
was
> > 5 years old, and I only had two bites at a picnic, then put the rest
back in
> > the bowl.
>
> like the fact that there was no grease, meat, or cheese in that
> salad for your tastes.
>
> -sw
Well, it's a dman possibility, since those are some of my favorite tastes.
Jerry Sauk
"Dan" <intrc...@gmail.xxxcom> wrote in message
No, I forgot. And I can't go tomorow because I have to do laundry.
Jerry Sauk
"Steve Wertz" <swe...@cluemail.compost> wrote in message
> On Thu, 26 Jul 2007 02:36:53 -0500, Jerry Sauk wrote:
>
> > I only eat one sub there, Number 5. All the others have mayo on it.
Sorry.
>
> like you order your burgers without onion.
>
> You have what we call "food phobias", Jerry. I've never seen
> anybody so obsessed with one type of food, yet so afraid to try
> anything else.
>
> -sw
Then you need to get out of your house a little more often obviously.
Jerry Sauk
"Steve Wertz" <swe...@cluemail.compost> wrote in message
> On Thu, 26 Jul 2007 02:52:23 -0500, Jerry Sauk wrote:
>
> > Gee Steve, maybe becuse it's ILLEGAL? You ARE familar with laws, right?
> > Maybe not, becuase of all that drinking you do when you go to fast-food
> > places at 3 in the morning.
>
> the proper license. There;s nothing to prevent a fast-food place
> from serving alcohol if the manager/franchise wants to abide by
> the conditions of the local beverage control board.
>
> What makes you think it's illegal?
>
> -sw
Well DUH Steve, THEY DON'T HAVE A LISCENCE!!! Try not to embarass yourself
in fron tof your RFC friends Steve, as I understand it your not a troll in
that group.
Peace,
Jerry
Jerry Sauk
"kilikini" <kili...@NOSPAMhotmail.com> wrote in message
I think so, or it's a special dressing. It's delicious. I suppose I could
ask for no mayo for the other sandwiches, but why when I could have the #5
without it already. I only go there at the most once a week so I won't get
sick of it anytime soon. Maybe I'll take your suggestion next time I go
there, just to try it.
Jerry Sauk
"kilikini" <kili...@NOSPAMhotmail.com> wrote in message
No I haven't, whenver potato salad is around I get it far away from me as
possible, sometimes insulting (by mistake) the person who made it and
offered it to me. And my family is Polish, not German, so that may be
another reason why.
And I agree with that comfort food is good, there are many that my mom makes
that are comfort food, but primarily my comfort foods are from fast-food
places. I've been eating at those places since I was very small, I used to
bike to them all over town when I was a boy, like six or seven.
Jerry Sauk
"Geoff Miller" <geo...@lava.net> wrote in message
news:13ahudn...@corp.supernews.com...
>
>
> Jerry Sauk <jerr...@hotmail.com> writes:
>
> > I only ate Potato salad once.. when I was 5 years old, and I only
> > had two bites at a picnic, then put the rest back in the bowl.
>
> Gack. That's an example of why I avoid buffets, salad and dessert
> bars, and food sold out of bulk bins.
Oh grow up Geoff, there's nothing in a little kid that's not already in
you.
> > The reason why they don't is because it doesn't go with burgers
> > as well as fries and pop do.
>
> No, it's because people have come to associate fries with burgers
> *at fast-food places.*
WELL FINE, but irregardless they STILL GO GOOD WITH THEM!!!!
>You'll note that as well as fries go with
> burgers, they're generally not served with burgers at backyard
> BBQs; potato (or macaroni) salad is far more common in that context.
Uhh, Geoff? Maybe that's because there are no ovens or deep fryers
outside?
> People sometimes eat and drink things differently under different
> circumstances. For example, I order Manhattans "up" ar bars,
What is a Manhatten "up"? I am a serious Manhattan drinker, but I never
heard of it being served "up". I'm very curious.
Jerry Sauk
"Steve Wertz" <swe...@cluemail.compost> wrote in message
> On Thu, 26 Jul 2007 02:44:36 -0500, Jerry Sauk wrote:
>
> > See steve, this why you always include quoated text, because too many
people
> > post. Yes, you DID say that I said that it's 4 star.
>
> And as you have clearly proven time after time, Jerry, your
> comprehension skills leave a lot to be desired. He never claimed
> you said it was 4-star.
>
> > And BTW yes I've said MANY times here that Alcohol goes VERY well with
> > fast-food, but then I usually get picked on for it.
>
> drunk as a skunk.
>
> -sw
That post was not directed to you at all, Steve, don't butt in.
Have another Beer.
kilikini
I was really surprised to find a Carl's Junior restaurant (sister restaurant
to Hardees) in Irvine, California that sold beer. Obviously you couldn't
get it through the drive-thru; it had to be consumed inside the restaurant,
but they sold (IIRC) Corona, Tecate, Heineken, Amstel Light, Miller Lite,
Budweiser and Coors Lite. I used to go there for lunch every day, order a
chicken club, no mayo, (and the sandwiches used to have sprouts on them - I
haven't seen sprouts on them in years, now). I'd sneak in a beer and head
back to the office. Ahhhhhh, the good old days! There was a Denny's in
Costa Mesa that used to have a full bar, too. That was a favorite place to
head off to after work for some nachos and beer.
Snipped from Wikipedia and findarticles.com:
In 2002, CKE Restaurants, Inc. acquired Santa Barbara Restaurant Group (the
parent company of the Green Burrito brand). Some Carl's Jr. stores are now
co-branded as Green Burrito locations. At least two Carl's Jr. locations in
downtown Los Angeles serves beer: Macy's Plaza on 7th & Flower and another
located on 9th & Olympic. The Westin Bonaventure Hotel Carl's Jr. also
benefitted from its status as one of the few units in the chain to sell beer
and wine. (They forgot to mention the one I used to go to in Irvine off
MacArthur Blvd.)
Here's a link to an article called: Carl's Jr's: Fast Food n' Beer
http://gridskipper.com/travel/los-angeles/carls-jrs-fast-food-n-beer-216252.
php
So, it *can* be done, but I would assume a stiff cost on the liquor license.
Plus, to sell it at the counter, the employee has to be 21. When I was a
teen and worked at a fast food pizza restaurant (Rocky Rococo's) back in
Wisconsin, the counter person had to be only 18 to pour the beer, but
selling/pouring age may vary between states. Then again, Wisconsin laws may
have changed by now.
Hope this helps!
kili
Geoff Miller
Jerry Sauk <jerr...@hotmail.com> writes:
> Oh grow up Geoff, there's nothing in a little kid that's not
> already in you.
So I take it you'd have no objection to my spitting into your soda,
then?
: No, it's because people have come to associate fries with burgers
: *at fast-food places.*
> WELL FINE, but irregardless they STILL GO GOOD WITH THEM!!!!
When did I say they didn't?
: You'll note that as well as fries go with burgers, they're generally
: not served with burgers at backyard BBQs; potato (or macaroni) salad
: is far more common in that context.
> Uhh, Geoff? Maybe that's because there are no ovens or deep fryers
> outside?
Uh, Jerry? The fries can be made inside the house, then carried out
to the backyard. You know, just like the potato salad and hamburger
patties were. And no oven or deep fryer is needed. When I was a kid,
my mom made them in a skillet.
> What is a Manhatten "up"? I am a serious Manhattan drinker, but
> I never heard of it being served "up". I'm very curious.
When a cocktail is served "up," it means "without ice." The drink
is served chilled, but the ice stays behind in the cocktail shaker.
Contrast "over," as in "over ice." If you don't specify a preference
when you order a drink that's commonly served either way, bartenders
and bar waitresses will typically ask, "Up or over?"
I especially enjoy Manhattans in the wintertime. There's something
very appealing about sipping one as I sit in my recliner, close to
the woodstove, while the rain hammers on the roof.
jmcquown
> "Steve Wertz" <swe...@cluemail.compost> wrote in message
>> On Tue, 24 Jul 2007 03:23:03 -0500, Jerry Sauk wrote:
>>
>> When you're serving
>> burgers, there's really nothing that can't be served with them.
>
> WRONG. Fries go amazingly well with burgers, (and cola), which is
> why every fast-food place serves them with the burgers.
>
>> Why don't they serve macaroni and potato salad?
>
> They don't go well with burgers. When Was the last time you said,
> Gee, I'd sure like a burger and potato salad right about now!"
>
don't serve fries. The do, however, have potato salad, macaroni salad, cole
slaw, things like that. I've never seen anyone bitch about not having fries
at a cookout.
>> Why don't they serve beer?
>
> Uhhh.. you know why.
That's just silly. There are many burger places that serve beer, at least
where I live. But I'm not talking Micky D's or Burger King; obviously no
place so blatantly geared towards kids (i.e. those with "playgrounds" and
kiddie meals with toys included). I'm talking *better* burger joints.
Around here there's Huey's, well known for a fresh (not from frozen) burgers
and ice cold beer. There used to be a place called Longnecker's (for
obvious reasons - long-neck bottled beer on ice). It was patterned after
Fudrucker's but Longnecker's burned down and the owners didn't rebuild it.
There are other examples but it doesn't matter. Your opinion, Jerry, will
not be swayed.
Jill
jmcquown
>>>> Course you probly not going to get a "burger & fries" at a 4 star
>>>> European restaurant no matter how complete the wine list.
>>>> --
>>>> JL
>>>
>>> I never claimed that Fast-food was a four-start restaurant, you
>>> imagined that. I simply said that Burgers, Fries, and Soda go
>>> extremely well together, which is true.
>>>
>>>
>> *sigh* i never wrote that you did, nor did i "imagine" you even
>> remotely meant as much, i was merely pointing out that in those
>> European restaurants (Plaza Athenee, Le Meurice etc.) Americans
>> would expect to find alcohol they would not find a burger and fries,
>> and that in those "fast food" places in Europe that do sell burgers
>> and fries (McD's) they do sell beer and wine, or so i have heard.
>> --
>> JL
>
> See steve, this why you always include quoated text, because too many
> people forget what they had written. JL, read the text at the very
> top of the post. Yes, you DID say that I said that it's 4 star.
>
not, allow me to help you with what you so conveniently snipped:
Jerry said: ">>> "They" do in Europe, i believe, beer and wine at Mac
Donald's in France"
>>
JL Said: and Germany or so i have heard.
>>
>> Course you probly not going to get a "burger & fries" at a 4 star
>> European restaurant no matter how complete the wine list.
>> --
>> JL
JL did NOT at any time claim fast food restaurants on any continent are
4-star restaurants. RIF.
Jill
jmcquown
> "Steve Wertz" <swe...@cluemail.compost> wrote in message
> news:1kyoif2tb28av$.dlg@sqwertz.com...
>> On Thu, 26 Jul 2007 02:52:23 -0500, Jerry Sauk wrote:
>>
>>> Gee Steve, maybe becuse it's ILLEGAL? You ARE familar with laws,
>>> right? Maybe not, becuase of all that drinking you do when you go
>>> to fast-food places at 3 in the morning.
>>
>> It's not illegal to sell beer in a restaurant, provided you have
>> the proper license. There;s nothing to prevent a fast-food place
>> from serving alcohol if the manager/franchise wants to abide by
>> the conditions of the local beverage control board.
>>
>
> yourself in fron tof your RFC friends Steve, as I understand it your
> not a troll in that group.
>
you can't read for comprehension. Steve said, and I quote: "It's not
illegal to sell beer in a restaurant, provided you have the proper license."
You are the one who is embarrassing yourself. And trust me, I'm not a huge
fan of Steve's (although we seem to be making headway, especially with THIS
ridiculous thread!) Any food joint can apply for a license to sell beer,
wine or other spirits. What planet do you live on, anyway?
Even restaurants in the so-called "dry" counties in the southern U.S. can
obtain a liquor license. Jonesboro, Arkansas is in a dry county. No liquor
stores, nope, nope, nope. But you can drink in the bar at the Holiday Inn,
because they have a liquor license. And there's a lovely restaurant called
the 501 Club; you have to pay $5 for a year membership but you can drink
there legally to your hearts' content. YOU, sir, are an idiot.
Jill
Dan
There are maid services that will clean your house and do your laundry.
It's only a few hundred dollars a month.
Dan
Dan
dishes, not just a simple cheeseburger.
Can you eat a burrito, take a call on your cell phone and run 70 MPH on
the interstate at the same time?
Dan
Dan
> "Geoff Miller" <geo...@lava.net> wrote in message
> news:13ahudn...@corp.supernews.com...
>>
>> Jerry Sauk <jerr...@hotmail.com> writes:
>>
>>> I only ate Potato salad once.. when I was 5 years old, and I only
>>> had two bites at a picnic, then put the rest back in the bowl.
>> Gack. That's an example of why I avoid buffets, salad and dessert
>> bars, and food sold out of bulk bins.
>
> Oh grow up Geoff, there's nothing in a little kid that's not already in
> you.
>
>
>>> The reason why they don't is because it doesn't go with burgers
>>> as well as fries and pop do.
>> No, it's because people have come to associate fries with burgers
>> *at fast-food places.*
>
> WELL FINE, but irregardless they STILL GO GOOD WITH THEM!!!!
>
>
>> You'll note that as well as fries go with
>> burgers, they're generally not served with burgers at backyard
>> BBQs; potato (or macaroni) salad is far more common in that context.
>
> Uhh, Geoff? Maybe that's because there are no ovens or deep fryers
> outside?
>
I have a deep fryer outside. It has a 30 quart pot for turkeys and I
have a smaller pan (looks like a big wok with a handle) for fish,
chicken, etc.
http://www.bayouclassicfryers.com/
Dan
Dan
Please don't crosspost here. Bitches aren't welcome.
Thank you for your compliance.
Dan
Ignore the bitch, Jerry. She lives to trash other people from her
double wide in Kentucky.
Dan
Again, this is a person who is proud to say she has three friends. Now
you can see why.
Billy Bong Thornton
>
> Your logic has failed you again. And yes, you're a slob for
> eating part of your food and putting it back to be served again.
>
> -sw
I was wantin' to say that at first, but I figgered I'd get killfiled for it.
The Saukster has a hair trigger on his killfile, ya know.
I'm just glad he's 20 miles away from me. I'd hate to think I'd eaten
anything that had been in his mouth.
Little Malice
> Jerry Sauk wrote:
> > "Steve Wertz" <swe...@cluemail.compost> wrote in message
> > news:1f9dz64w...@sqwertz.com...
> >> On Tue, 24 Jul 2007 03:23:03 -0500, Jerry Sauk wrote:
> >>
> >> When you're serving
> >> burgers, there's really nothing that can't be served with them.
> >
> > WRONG. Fries go amazingly well with burgers, (and cola), which is
> > why every fast-food place serves them with the burgers.
No, they serve fries because they're cheap and easy to make.
> >> Why don't they serve macaroni and potato salad?
> >
> > They don't go well with burgers. When Was the last time you said,
> > Gee, I'd sure like a burger and potato salad right about now!"
> Um, at most cookouts I've attended where the host is grilling burgers they
> don't serve fries. The do, however, have potato salad, macaroni salad, cole
> slaw, things like that. I've never seen anyone bitch about not having fries
> at a cookout.
I missed this post earlier -- I think Jerry's slipped a cog. I
have yet to go to a hot dog/burger cookout that didn't include
potato or macaroni salad. I know, because I'm usually the one
asked to it.
> >> Why don't they serve beer?
> >
> > Uhhh.. you know why.
>
> That's just silly. There are many burger places that serve beer, at least
> where I live. But I'm not talking Micky D's or Burger King; obviously no
> place so blatantly geared towards kids (i.e. those with "playgrounds" and
> kiddie meals with toys included). I'm talking *better* burger joints.
>
> Around here there's Huey's, well known for a fresh (not from frozen) burgers
> and ice cold beer. There used to be a place called Longnecker's (for
> obvious reasons - long-neck bottled beer on ice). It was patterned after
> Fudrucker's but Longnecker's burned down and the owners didn't rebuild it.
> There are other examples but it doesn't matter. Your opinion,
> Jerry, will not be swayed.
There are also big burger and drink chains, like Red Robin...
--
Jani in WA
Joseph Littleshoes
The hotel George Cing used to sell a "bookmakers sandwich" (circa 1920)
but usually "to go" when there were racing at Longchamps & Auteuil.
Bookmakers Sandwich
-------------------
This substantial sandwich is favoured by people attending race meetings;
after perusal it will be seen that such a snack could on occasion take
the place of a full meal.
cut off the crusts from the ends of a sandwich loaf leaving at least 2/5
of an inch of bread on them.
Grill a thick steak, well seasoned with salt and pepper; allow it to
cool then spread it with mustard and sprinkle with grated horseradish.
Butter the crusts, put the steak between them and tie up with string.
Wrap in several sheets of clean absorbent paper, place in a press and
tighten it gradually be for leaving it for 30 minutes.
When removed it will be seen that the inside of the sandwich is
saturated with the meat juices which the outside crust has prevented
from escaping.
The string and paper are removed and the sandwich is then wrapped in
greaseproof paper or placed in a box with a lid."
--
JL
Billy Bong Thornton
>>>> Well yeah, but you still have to get up, change, eat something,
>>>> shower, drive there, drive home.
>>>>
>>>>
>>> OK...that might take up an entire day, I guess.
>>>
>>> Did you get there Wednesday?
>>>
>>> Dan
>>
>> No, I forgot. And I can't go tomorow because I have to do laundry.
>>
>>
>
> There are maid services that will clean your house and do your
> laundry. It's only a few hundred dollars a month.
>
> Dan
That's mean, Dan. Jerry works as a janitor at a hospital. He can't afford
a real vehicle, much less maid service. On top of that I'd think Jerry
would be too shy to let anyone outside of his immediate family see him in
his double-wide.- Or his trailer either...
Billy Bong Thornton
> Can you eat a burrito, take a call on your cell phone and run 70 MPH
> on the interstate at the same time?
I once drove from Memphis to Nashville steering with my knee eating fried
chicken at 70 mph the whole way.
Yes, it *was* a lot of chicken.
Billy Bong Thornton
> jmcquown wrote:
>> JL did NOT at any time claim fast food restaurants on any continent
>> are 4-star restaurants. RIF.
>>
>> Jill
>>
>>
>
> Ignore the bitch, Jerry. She lives to trash other people from her
> double wide in Kentucky.
??? Is that her vacation home?
I've heard she resides in government subsidized housing somewhere close to
Arkansas.
At any rate, you're correct, sir...she *is* a first class *CUNT*.
Jerry Sauk
"Steve Wertz" <swe...@cluemail.compost> wrote in message
> On Fri, 27 Jul 2007 02:37:27 -0500, Jerry Sauk wrote:
>
> > "Steve Wertz" <swe...@cluemail.compost> wrote in message
> >> On Thu, 26 Jul 2007 02:38:56 -0500, Jerry Sauk wrote:
> >>
> >>> Well yeah, but you still have to get up, change, eat something,
shower,
> >>> drive there, drive home.
> >>
> >
> > Well, if you read my entire post you would see that I INCLUDED CHANGE on
the
> > list of stuff to do.
>
> But you said you did that before you got in the shower.
>
> Oh - I get it. You shower with your clothes on! I guess that
> makes sense since as soon as you get out of the shower you might
> catch a glimpse of your naked body in the mirror. Good thinking!
>
> -sw
Your an idiot, and a troll.
Jerry Sauk
"Steve Wertz" <swe...@cluemail.compost> wrote in message
> On Fri, 27 Jul 2007 02:42:52 -0500, Jerry Sauk wrote:
>
> > No I haven't, whenver potato salad is around I get it far away from me
as
> > possible, sometimes insulting (by mistake) the person who made it and
> > offered it to me. And my family is Polish, not German, so that may be
> > another reason why.
>
> Sauk is an American Indian name. They even named a Wisconsin
> county after you.
>
> Do we have to teach you *everything* - even about your own
> heritage?
>
> -sw
Gee Steve, I don't recall ever saying that Sauk was my real name. You
imagined that.
FWIW, "Jerry" is my real first name.
Jerry Sauk
"Steve Wertz" <swe...@cluemail.compost> wrote in message
> On Fri, 27 Jul 2007 02:38:40 -0500, Jerry Sauk wrote:
>
> > "Steve Wertz" <swe...@cluemail.compost> wrote in message
> >> On Thu, 26 Jul 2007 02:44:36 -0500, Jerry Sauk wrote:
> >>
> >>> See steve, this why you always include quoated text, because too many
> > people
> >>> forget what they had written. JL, read the text at the very top of
the
> >>> post. Yes, you DID say that I said that it's 4 star.
> >>
> >> comprehension skills leave a lot to be desired. He never claimed
> >> you said it was 4-star.
> >>
> >>> And BTW yes I've said MANY times here that Alcohol goes VERY well with
> >>> fast-food, but then I usually get picked on for it.
> >>
> >> Which explains some of these postings of yours. You're obviously
> >> drunk as a skunk.
> >
> > That post was not directed to you at all, Steve, don't butt in.
>
> As you can see from my quoting the entire message above, you did
> indeed address your post specifically to me.
>
> Let me quote it again for you:
>
> "See steve, this why you always include quoated text, because too
> many people forget what they had written"
>
>
> -sw
And "can't pay attention" is yours, Steve, I started a new thread dirceted
to someone else.
Jerry Sauk
"Dan" <intrc...@gmail.xxxcom> wrote in message
Pfft, I got a better service, called my brothers.
Jerry Sauk
>
>
> Jerry Sauk <jerr...@hotmail.com> writes:
>
> > Oh grow up Geoff, there's nothing in a little kid that's not
> > already in you.
>
> then?
Yes I would, obviously because it's disgusting. But If I didn't know
about it, I wouldn't know the difference and it would be fine.
> Uh, Jerry? The fries can be made inside the house, then carried out
> to the backyard. You know, just like the potato salad and hamburger
> patties were. And no oven or deep fryer is needed. When I was a kid,
> my mom made them in a skillet.
YES, but they can't be COOKED outside, and the cook ususally prefers to be
outside where the party is at.
Jerry Sauk
"jmcquown" <jmcq...@bellsouth.net> wrote in message
news:5gv33dF...@mid.individual.net...
Well he certainly implied it. Let's end the discussion, it's off-topic in
your group.
Jerry Sauk
"Steve Wertz" <swe...@cluemail.compost> wrote in message
> On Fri, 27 Jul 2007 02:47:12 -0500, Jerry Sauk wrote:
>
> > "Geoff Miller" <geo...@lava.net> wrote in message
> >
> >> Gack. That's an example of why I avoid buffets, salad and dessert
> >> bars, and food sold out of bulk bins.
> >
in
> > you.
>
> then? Or in your Hershey Highway?
>
> Your logic has failed you again. And yes, you're a slob for
> eating part of your food and putting it back to be served again.
>
> -sw
There's a difference there, Steve, and if you don't know it your dumber then
I thought you were.
Jerry Sauk
"Dan" <intrc...@gmail.xxxcom> wrote in message
I don't eat on the highway, and I don't have a cell-phone. And whenver I
have something that requires a spoon or fork I eat it in the parking lot of
hte restaurant, except for Frosty's from Wendy's which fit in my cup
holders.
Jerry Sauk
And YOU, dear idiot, are now in MY kill-file. Put me back in yours too.
Jerry Sauk
"Steve Wertz" <swe...@cluemail.compost> wrote in message
> On Sat, 28 Jul 2007 02:41:41 GMT, Little Malice wrote:
>
> > There are also big burger and drink chains, like Red Robin...
>
>
> Those places are too fancy for Jerry, though. Jerry only uses
> drive-thrus and always eats in his car - never in public.
>
> And since he has never experienced anything else, places like
> that simply don't, and can't exist in his world.
>
> -sw
Dammit Stece, if you had any memory at all you would remember that last
Spring I posted about Red Robin and I think it's delicious. You must have
been drunk that night.
Jerry Sauk
"Dan" <intrc...@gmail.xxxcom> wrote in message
Only thing I don't understand is why Steve isn't one of them.
kilikini
>> U.S. can obtain a liquor license. Jonesboro, Arkansas is in a dry
>> county. No liquor stores, nope, nope, nope. But you can drink in
>> the bar at the Holiday Inn, because they have a liquor license. And
>> there's a lovely restaurant called the 501 Club; you have to pay $5
>> for a year membership but you can drink there legally to your
>> hearts' content. YOU, sir, are an idiot.
>>
>> Jill
>>
>
> And YOU, dear idiot, are now in MY kill-file. Put me back in yours
> too.
Jerry, word to the wise, Jill isn't a nice person. She pretended to be a
friend of mine for about 5 years and cut me down to the quick. I've
killfiled her, too, although I hate to say so. She *really* hurt my
feelings. All I did was ask for some help on a cake recipe and it turned
into a bash kili fest - started by my supposed friend, Jill.
She's best ignored. Truly. I'm glad you put her in her place - in your
killfile.
kili
kilikini
I miss Red Robin. They used to have a veggie platter about 20 years ago
that I'd order all the time. I've since looked up their menu online and
they no longer carry it. I guess not enough interest. It was good, though.
It had raw broccoli, peppers, carrots, tomatoes, cauliflower, I can't
remember what else, but it came with a good, Ranch dipping sauce. It may
have also come with a side of black beans. We don't have any Red Robins
around here, that I know of, so I can't comment on their burgers.
What's your favorite menu item, Jerry?
kili
jmcquown
You are in my killfile and shall remain there. The only reason I see these
ridiculous posts is because you keep replying to other people. You can take
your fast food crap and shove it up your behind for all I care. You have no
idea what you're talking about. Bye!
jmcquown
> Jerry Sauk wrote:
>> "Steve Wertz" <swe...@cluemail.compost> wrote in message
>> news:1kyoif2tb28av$.dlg@sqwertz.com...
>>> On Thu, 26 Jul 2007 02:52:23 -0500, Jerry Sauk wrote:
>>>
>>>
>>> It's not illegal to sell beer in a restaurant, provided you have
>>> the proper license. There;s nothing to prevent a fast-food place
>>> from serving alcohol if the manager/franchise wants to abide by
>>> the conditions of the local beverage control board.
>>>
>>>
>>> -sw
>>
>> Well DUH Steve, THEY DON'T HAVE A LISCENCE!!! Try not to embarass
>> yourself in fron tof your RFC friends Steve, as I understand it your
>> not a troll in that group.
>>
>>
>> Jerry
>
> I was really surprised to find a Carl's Junior restaurant (sister
> restaurant to Hardees) in Irvine, California that sold beer.
> Obviously you couldn't get it through the drive-thru; it had to be
> consumed inside the restaurant, but they sold (IIRC) Corona, Tecate,
> Heineken, Amstel Light, Miller Lite, Budweiser and Coors Lite. I
> used to go there for lunch every day, order a chicken club, no mayo,
> (and the sandwiches used to have sprouts on them - I haven't seen
> sprouts on them in years, now). I'd sneak in a beer and head back to
> the office. Ahhhhhh, the good old days! There was a Denny's in
> Costa Mesa that used to have a full bar, too. That was a favorite
> place to head off to after work for some nachos and beer.
>
> Snipped from Wikipedia and findarticles.com:
> In 2002, CKE Restaurants, Inc. acquired Santa Barbara Restaurant
> Group (the parent company of the Green Burrito brand). Some Carl's
> Jr. stores are now co-branded as Green Burrito locations. At least
> two Carl's Jr. locations in downtown Los Angeles serves beer: Macy's
> Plaza on 7th & Flower and another located on 9th & Olympic. The
> Westin Bonaventure Hotel Carl's Jr. also benefitted from its status
> as one of the few units in the chain to sell beer and wine. (They
> forgot to mention the one I used to go to in Irvine off MacArthur
> Blvd.)
>
> Here's a link to an article called: Carl's Jr's: Fast Food n' Beer
>
>
http://gridskipper.com/travel/los-angeles/carls-jrs-fast-food-n-beer-216252.
> php
>
> So, it *can* be done, but I would assume a stiff cost on the liquor
> license. Plus, to sell it at the counter, the employee has to be 21.
> When I was a teen and worked at a fast food pizza restaurant (Rocky
> Rococo's) back in Wisconsin, the counter person had to be only 18 to
> pour the beer, but selling/pouring age may vary between states. Then
> again, Wisconsin laws may have changed by now.
>
> Hope this helps!
>
> kili
Christy, please don't encourage Jerry the idiot. Fer cryin out loud.
Jill
jmcquown
> "Steve Wertz" <swe...@cluemail.compost> wrote in message
>> On Thu, 26 Jul 2007 02:36:53 -0500, Jerry Sauk wrote:
>>
>>> I only eat one sub there, Number 5. All the others have mayo on
>>> it. Sorry.
>>
>> You do know you can order sandwiches without mayo, right? Just
>> like you order your burgers without onion.
>>
>> You have what we call "food phobias", Jerry. I've never seen
>> anybody so obsessed with one type of food, yet so afraid to try
>> anything else.
>>
>> -sw
>
> Then you need to get out of your house a little more often obviously.
What a MAROON! Sheesh, Jerry if you'd get your butt out of a fast food
drive through someone might actually take you seriously. Maybe. Might.
Probably not. Go enjoy your Whopper or whatever it is they are serving at
Subway these days. And to whoever welcomed you back to RFC, may a thousand
camels crap on your car.
Jill
Joseph Littleshoes
Now your a mind reader? I did not "imply" anything i stated quite
openly that in Europe you can get beer and wine at fast food places and
in 4 star restaurants you would be unlikely to get a burger and fries.
People often misunderstand each other. Especially in such a medium as this.
Have aa nice day.
--
JL