Whoa, beef and mustard sounds amazing. 

I miss Walkers from when I lived in the UK.  My favorite at the time was cheese and onion and prawn cocktail.

“Compared to this less gendered approach, Pepsi launched Patio for women specifically with early ads featuring TV fitness personality Debbie Drake, dressed in a collared leotard and proclaiming Patio Diet Cola was “Great to your waist.”

As I was reading the headline, the horns kicked in…

margherita pizza > any pizza with meat, and I fuckin’ love meat

It’s currywurst! German street food made of sausages and curry ketchup. I haven’t had it, but I’ve been wanting to try it for a while.

I feel dumb, but what’s the food in the header image? Sliced corn dogs in marinara? Deep fried sushi in hot sauce? The piece on the lower right looks kind of like a sweet potato?

My rule on gravy: If I can still see the food, add more gravy.

Never used one, but fries from my expensive, full sized, convection oven are nowhere near as good as from the cheap deep fryer.

Foraged wild, French mushrooms, truly the Breakfast of Champignons.

Might eat a whole wheel of cheese.

i was replying to you.

Holy shit she’s amazing. That artwork is seriously impressive.

With all his past winnings $$$$ I would just retire.

Not that it’s easy for anyone to get into that car and win, just Hamilton.  Sure the Merc is the best car on the grid by far, but Hamilton is the best driver by far as well.  Put those two together and it’s a recipe for an easy championship. 

People seem to forget that he left McLaren when they were on top and joined Mercedes which wasn’t dominant in any way. His input had direct effects to what you see today.  But they though he was crazy at the time.  He just didn’t walk into the success he has, he helped build it. 

this is an example of a comment from an inexperienced cook.

I don’t care what the recipe says. Don’t sauté with extra virgin olive oil. The smoke point is 40 - 50 degrees lower than the cheaper stuff and the high heat is going to destroy any subtle flavors anyway.

Jules and Vincent talking in the diner. It is a pretty great scene. I’ve watched Pulp Fiction far, far too many times.