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I just checked and I downloaded around 50 of the Springer GTM. Will take me a while to go through them.
They weren't invented in Hamburg, the ship with the immigrants came from Hamburg. They had dried meat with them for the long journey. No idea where and when it became ground meat.WWGD said:We're always toldthat ' Hamburger' is named that wat not because it has ham, but because it was invented in Hamburg. Does that imply cheeseburgers were invented in Cheeseburg?
I usually go for Swiss. But not Limburger. A Limburger hamburger doesn't sound good.fresh_42 said:They weren't invented in Hamburg, the ship with the immigrants came from Hamburg. They had dried meat with them for the long journey. No idea where and when it became ground meat.
Well, it depends where the cheese is from:
- Chester
- Edam
- Emmental
or some I would not recommend using for this purpose.
The recipe for Limburger was brought to Limburg by a swiss emigrant. Emmental is in Switzerland and on the above list of suited sorts.WWGD said:I usually go for Swiss. But not Limburger. A Limburger hamburger doesn't sound good.
I've been referred to as (Em) mental case more than once. But not in the context of burgers. Does bacon popular in Germany on burgers?fresh_42 said:The recipe for Limburger was brought to Limburg by a swiss emigrant. Emmental is in Switzerland and on the above list of suited sorts.
McDonald's has begun to learn it, will say, they offer more and more versions with bacon. A couple of years ago, it was only occasionally. Other, non-franchise burger Restaurants have it regularly, but it might depend on the region. Germany is very inhomogenous in its cultures. The old recipes of food in my region seem all to base on: potatoes, onions, grease, sour cream, and bacon. It is surprising how many variations those few things allow.WWGD said:I've been referred to as (Em) mental case more than once. But not in the context of burgers. Does bacon popular in Germany on burgers?
Should be a crime to have soggy/noncrispy bacon. It seems to go well with everything. I see vegans hating on me when I eat bacon , because they know what they're missing. But not soggy bacon. Its disgusting. Sounds like rich food, apt for winter. Do you eat that in summer too?fresh_42 said:McDonald's has begun to learn it, will say, they offer more and more versions with bacon. A couple of years ago, it was only occasionally. Other, non-franchise burger Restaurants have it regularly, but it might depend on the region. Germany is very inhomogenous in its cultures. The old recipes of food in my region seem all to base on: potatoes, onions, grease, sour cream, and bacon. It is surprising how many variations those few things allow. Edit: Sounds like rich winter food. Is that what you eat in summer too?
If in doubt: add bacon.WWGD said:Should be a crime to have soggy/noncrispy bacon. It seems to go well with everything. I see vegans hating on me when I eat bacon , because they know what they're missing. But not soggy bacon. Its disgusting.
Do you eat bacon , eggs, etc. for breakfast, like a bacon, egg cheese sandwich?fresh_42 said:If in doubt: add bacon.
Better not order french fries if visiting Hawai'i. They serve soggy, limp nearly-cold fries in the Islands. Ugh.WWGD said:Should be a crime to have soggy/noncrispy bacon. [snip]
I want to visit some day. I heard they give you a lay ( lei) when you arrive there.Klystron said:Better not order french fries if visiting Hawai'i. They serve soggy, limp nearly-cold fries in the Islands. Ugh.
I did not try their bacon but the luau pork was quite tasty, roasted overnight in a pit. Yummy.
No, usually not. We like it sweet in the morning. I used to eat it in British hotels (beans and weird sausages are not what I want to start with in the morning), or at home for dinner. I remember that I once made it for my nephews (in MI) only to find out that it was actually me who introduced it to them.WWGD said:Do you eat bacon , eggs, etc. for breakfast, like a bacon, egg cheese sandwich?
Still better imo than the Mediterranean one consisting of , e.g., fish, olives and feta-style cheese.fresh_42 said:No, usually not. We like it sweet in the morning. I used to eat it in British hotels (beans and weird sausages are not what I want to start with in the morning), or at home for dinner. I remember that I once made it for my nephews (in MI) only to find out that it was actually me who introduced it to them.
If not sweet, then look at these (which usually working men eat in the morning):WWGD said:Still better imo than the Mediterranean one consisting of , e.g., fish, olives and feta-style cheese.
I lack the guts (fortitude) to eat steak tartare, though I enjoyed soft-boiled eggs as a child.fresh_42 said:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/LeberkäseWWGD said:I dontrecognize the top one. I also like sweets for breakfast. And a lumberjack breakfast from time to time: eggs, bacon and french toast, coffee.
It was a fb feed. Could it be that the fact I mentioned McDonald's a few posts ago has something to do with it?fresh_42 said:Just found:
Maybe it was confused because you combined 'feed ' with 'McDonalds'. McD usually goes with ' Garbage' ;).fresh_42 said:It was a fb feed. Could it be that the fact I mentioned McDonald's a few posts ago has something to do with it?
It's funnier in German, since "fast" is the German word for "almost", so fast food ...WWGD said:Maybe it was confused because you combined 'feed ' with 'McDonalds'. McD usually goes with ' Garbage' ;).
Fast food = almost food.WWGD said:Schnell Essen? But aren't Donner and Chinese also Schnell Essen?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/LeberkäseWWGD said:What was the top meal in #6,700?
Looks very rich. Certainly not a light snack. I guess one of the permutations of ingredients you mentioned recently ( pork, bacon).fresh_42 said:
Eat some German food like the one displayed by fresh . Seems less filling. And it tastes great.nuuskur said:Uh, junk food. I had some potato chips last week and when I went grocery shopping I got this weird craving for them chips. I swear to god something's up in that ingredient list I didn't get any, though. Thankfully.
You mean weather forecast? There are some:WWGD said:Plot time vs temperature.
Thanks. Thing is I have a default/inbuilt one that apparently cannot be removed and I don't want to run out of ram by installing another one.Keith_McClary said:You mean weather forecast? There are some:
https://www.wunderground.com/forecast/ca/crowsnest-pass/ICROWSNE4?cm_ven=localwx_10day
Please forgive my stupidity. I meant storage, not RAM. Some of these apps take up to a Gb of space.WWGD said:Thanks. Thing is I have a default/inbuilt one that apparently cannot be removed and I don't want to run out of ram by installing another one.