Calzone - The specialty of the Italian place where George wants to be seen
donating change into the charity cup.
Fusili - Type of pasta Kramer used to depict Jerry.
The different types of soup - From "The Soup Nazi".
Marble rye bread - Jerry steals one from the old lady to help George.
Beefaroni - Kramer feeds too much of it to the carriage horse.
Mutton - Jerry stuffs mouthfuls of it into his jacket pockets.
Swordfish soup - The episode where Jerry owes the guy a lunch.
Junior Mint - Infamous episode.
Snicker Bar - George has the Yankee staff eating it with knives.
Bosco - The name for the chocolate syrup that George uses as his ATM
password.
Cereal - Jerry's fave.
Pakistani food - Jerry advises the new restaurant owner to serve ethnic
food.
There are a couple of others I can't remember exactly. Poppi had a specialty
in his restaurant that Jerry wanted Elaine to try. Mrs. Costanza was cooking
something that she was going to serve Jerry's parents on their visit to New
York. And I know Newman must have had some scenes where food was on his
mind.
payaya (sp?) - the stuff Mrs. Costanza made "tons of" and wanted to give to
Mr. and Mrs. Seinfeld.
bologna sandwhiches - Mrs. Costanza tried to pawn them off on George, Kramer,
and Jerry.
pizza - Kramer's whole idea about a restaurant where you "make your own pie!"
milk - the incident with Kramer and Susan (I guess liquids are Food
References)
Pez - the Pez dispenser episode
Kasha - George's parents' apt. smells of it
Babka - Somebody else buys the last chocolate babka at the bakery
Mackinaw Peach - Newman and Kramer fight over them
In <31CB7D...@pacbell.net> "Rodney E." <espe...@pacbell.net>
writes:
>Food seems to be a much-talked about topic. For instance:
>Calzone - The specialty of the Italian place where George wants to be seen
> donating change into the charity cup.
>Fusili - Type of pasta Kramer used to depict Jerry.
>The different types of soup - From "The Soup Nazi".
Mulligatawny and Seafood Bisque come to mind
>Marble rye bread - Jerry steals one from the old lady to help George.
>Beefaroni - Kramer feeds too much of it to the carriage horse.
It was actually called Beefarino in the show, but it was definitely a
reference to Beefaroni.
>Mutton - Jerry stuffs mouthfuls of it into his jacket pockets.
And the porkchops he stuffed under the cushions in the same ep.
>Swordfish soup - The episode where Jerry owes the guy a lunch.
>Junior Mint - Infamous episode.
>Snicker Bar - George has the Yankee staff eating it with knives.
>Bosco - The name for the chocolate syrup that George uses as his ATM
> password.
>
>Cereal - Jerry's fave.
>Pakistani food - Jerry advises the new restaurant owner to serve ethnic
> food.
Probably one of the most notable foods missing from the list is:
The Big Salad
Others:
Apple Pie
Mangos and Plantains
Pasta Primavera
Kasha
Non-Fat Yogurt
Salsa
Lobster omelets
Tomatoes
Black and White Cookies
Chips and Dip (double-dipping)
Ice Cream Sundae
Bean Pods and Moo Shoo Pork
Monty
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"A cigar may be just a cigar, but Lanie, now she's a smoke." -- W.T. 'Doc' Pfefferle, PhD.
Clark bar --- Kramer buys at newstand
Yohoo --- Jerry loves
Pretzels --- make everyone thirsty
Snapple --- offered to many a guest in Jerry's appartment
Mango --- Helps George get over impotence
Egg white omlette --- the only kind Jerry likes
Big Salad --- the salad Elaine
Poppyseed Muffins --- cause Elaine to get fired, re-hired, and not go to
Africa
Assorted chocolates Jerry has --- Newman wants them
>Food seems to be a much-talked about topic. For instance:
>Calzone - The specialty of the Italian place where George wants to be seen
> donating change into the charity cup.
>Fusili - Type of pasta Kramer used to depict Jerry.
>The different types of soup - From "The Soup Nazi".
>Marble rye bread - Jerry steals one from the old lady to help George.
>Beefaroni - Kramer feeds too much of it to the carriage horse.
>Mutton - Jerry stuffs mouthfuls of it into his jacket pockets.
>Swordfish soup - The episode where Jerry owes the guy a lunch.
>Junior Mint - Infamous episode.
>Snicker Bar - George has the Yankee staff eating it with knives.
>Bosco - The name for the chocolate syrup that George uses as his ATM
> password.
>
>Cereal - Jerry's fave.
>Pakistani food - Jerry advises the new restaurant owner to serve ethnic
> food.
>There are a couple of others I can't remember exactly. Poppi had a specialty
>in his restaurant that Jerry wanted Elaine to try. Mrs. Costanza was cooking
>something that she was going to serve Jerry's parents on their visit to New
>York. And I know Newman must have had some scenes where food was on his
>mind.
when kramer writes all the IOU's for everything in Jerry's fridge
>Food seems to be a much-talked about topic. For instance:
>
>Calzone - The specialty of the Italian place where George wants to be seen
> donating change into the charity cup.
>Fusili - Type of pasta Kramer used to depict Jerry.
>The different types of soup - From "The Soup Nazi".
>Marble rye bread - Jerry steals one from the old lady to help George.
>Beefaroni - Kramer feeds too much of it to the carriage horse.
>Mutton - Jerry stuffs mouthfuls of it into his jacket pockets.
>Swordfish soup - The episode where Jerry owes the guy a lunch.
>Snicker Bar - George has the Yankee staff eating it with knives.
>Bosco - The name for the chocolate syrup that George uses as his ATM
> password.
>Cereal - Jerry's fave.
>Pakistani food - Jerry advises the new restaurant owner to serve ethnic
> food.
Kasha - George's parents' apt. smells of it
Babka - Somebody else buys the last chocolate babka at the bakery
Mackinaw Peach - Newman and Kramer fight over them
***
***** and **** my submissions:
***
Pretzels (Elaine has to remove the salt for Mr. Pitt)
Apple Pie (Poppy's Daughter)
Pea Soup (Dinner with Banion)
Lobster (Kramer stole and George put into Omletes -- especially Rachel's)
Peanut Butter and Jelly (George goes rock climbing)
JuJu Fruits (and Jake Jarmel)
Rotten Hot Dog (Kramer's restored Theater)
"Big" Salad
Egg White Omelete
Roast Chicken (bubble boy aka nothin' could be finer than to be in your
diner)
Dip (George the double dipper)
Eclair (from the trash)
Ding Dongs and Pepsi (Georges preferred dinner guest gift)
Chinese Gum (does this count ?)
Mango (for that B12 boost)
Cranberry Juice (with or without vodka --- and red dots!)
Peas (remember the babe that eats one at a time)
Spaghetti (and the babe who george thougt purged)
Cappucino (Kramer has a lifetime supply)
and Finally
Kramers Arm -- a meal fit for Jon Voight
there was also that episode with the ambulance drivers fighting over that
candy, of which the exact name eludes me at the moment. i remember the
line one of the emt's said "it's fruity, it's delicious."
jo.
People eat everyday, so I don't think it's so odd to mention food alot.
Food is a large part of most social lives. You go out to eat together.
You take a date out to eat, yadda yadda yadda. Alone or together people,
we gotta eat. :)
Dr. D.
paella, Drake's coffee cake, chunky, lobster, risotto, the big salad,
kishke, kasha, boiled potatoes, papaya, plantains, canteloupe, mangos
and other fruits that Kramer likes, tuna on toast, chicken salad and a
cup of tea, a pair of bear claws, the hot fudge sundae that George
gorges at Forest Hills, chocolate cake, chocolate and cinammon babka,
carrot cake, black forest, the black and white cookie, egg white only
omelet, Hennigan's odorless scotch, pasta primavera, jambalaya, apple
pie, pecans, Pez, eggroll, non-fat(?) yogurt, the box of raisins that
George thought that the actor who plays Kramer stole.
This is getting ridiculous!
I'm sure that there are still many others
: I'm sure that there are still many others
Don't forget the black and white cookie that Jerry ate that broke his
9-year (or something) streak of not throwing up. It must be a NYC thing
because in upstate we call black and whites half-moons.
Beth
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http://web.syr.edu/~edlauzon
On Fri, 21 Jun 1996, Rodney E. wrote:
> Food seems to be a much-talked about topic. For instance:
> Beefaroni - Kramer feeds too much of it to the carriage horse.
Actually, it's 'Beef-A-Reeno'.
> There are a couple of others I can't remember exactly. Poppi had a specialty
> in his restaurant that Jerry wanted Elaine to try. Mrs. Costanza was cooking
> something that she was going to serve Jerry's parents on their visit to New
> York. And I know Newman must have had some scenes where food was on his
> mind.
Mrs. Costanza cooked a huge amount of paiaya to serve Jerry's parents,
only to be snubbed by them. I think Kramer was invited over to eat it,
but was attacked by Mr. Costanza for wearing his cabana clothes.
Classic.
Until...
Corey
***** Corey Weir (cw...@europa.cs.mun.ca) Psychology/Philosophy at MUN *****
* "Seems to me that the basic difference between men and women, sexually, *
* is that men are like firemen. To us, sex is an emergency and no matter *
* what we're doing, we can be ready in two minutes. Women, on the other *
* hand, are like fire. They're very exciting, but the conditions have to *
* be exactly right for it to occur." -Jerry Seinfeld *
Gyros at the Quensborough subway station
Bouillabaise
Prune juice (George served it to the gal from the antique store because
his parents put a lock on the liquor cabinet)
An onion (When he lost his glasses, George starts eating one that he
thinks is an apple)
The special kind of tomatoes that George buys at the Hamptons (misses
out on seeing Jane topless)
Cafe Latte
Consomme (What Banya orders at Mendy's - it's not a meal!)
Robert Sacks (rsa...@qualcomm.com) wrote:
> Other food references:
> paella, Drake's coffee cake, chunky, lobster, risotto, the big salad,
> kishke, kasha, boiled potatoes, papaya, plantains, canteloupe, mangos
> and other fruits that Kramer likes, tuna on toast, chicken salad and a
>
>: I'm sure that there are still many others
black and white cookie
clark bar (when george and kramer were trying to get change for a $100)
seltzer/salsa
Michael davies
mis...@epix.net
>Food is a large part of most social lives.
I might just put that in my .sig file if i figure out how to
do one.
Michael davies
mis...@epix.net
Heather
I have a WAV of that! Very cool..
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In a later episode, the one in Florida...Jerry's father (president of the
community) was under an impeachment trial. One more vote was needed to
impeach him. The same old lady was on the committee and she was against
impeachment. When Jerry arrived (I think as a character witness), she
remembered his face and voted for impeachment.