I Love Your Junk!

I love brisket and can't find here. On a trip to Dallas a friend took me to a place called Randy White's. Boy did he deliver! Lots of comfort food too.
randywhitesbbq.com

+1 on the In & Out Burger... mmmm.... double double

Carmela's in El Toro CA for the late night mexican pig-out burrito. chorizo con huevos and add pappas y frijoles and there carnitas burrito isnt' too bad either

Walked into a movie theater tonight. They were selling White Castles. Can't get much more junky that greasy bite-sized hamburgers from the 50s.

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I'm going to miss Tex-Mex (chicken enchiladas with sour cream sauce) and a good Chicken Fried steak with mashed potatoes and fried okra...guess I will have to get used to fish-n-chips when I move

Sorry for bumping a really old thread.

I found my new favorite, really bad for you food. Every Tuesday my favorite burger joint sells $2 sliders. Ya know, little hamburgers. My very favorite is called "The Artery Annihilator." This little taste of YUM is a beef burger patty,bacon,cheese served on a Krispy Kreme donut Very very good.

Sorry for bumping a really old thread.

I found my new favorite, really bad for you food. Every Tuesday my favorite burger joint sells $2 sliders. Ya know, little hamburgers. My very favorite is called "The Artery Annihilator." This little taste of YUM is a beef burger patty,bacon,cheese served on a Krispy Kreme donut Very very good. Originally Posted by Ansley

I'll mourn your passing:

I'll mourn your passing Originally Posted by charlestudor2005

With a smile I hope.

Hey ATL, you will have to come over to my side of town to try these out.

With a smile I hope. Originally Posted by Ansley

Only if we've met at least once.

Boston Market and ice cream.

xoxo Sophie

• New York style cheese pizza
• Cheeseburger and fries
• Chips and salsa
• Ritz crackers
• Shortbread cookies
• Graham Crackers
• Pringles potato chips
• Fritos Corn chips
• Nabisco Barnum & Bailey Animal Crackers

Here's one: I've been in rural Mississippi. There are lots of sole proprietorship home cooked food all-you-can-eat buffets here for well under $10. Some salad, but lots of fried food, veggies soaked in butter, and home-made deserts. Not chain junk, but junk nevertheless. It just tastes great as home cooking.

Here's one: I've been in rural Mississippi. There are lots of sole proprietorship home cooked food all-you-can-eat buffets here for well under $10. Some salad, but lots of fried food, veggies soaked in butter, and home-made deserts. Not chain junk, but junk nevertheless. It just tastes great as home cooking. Originally Posted by charlestudor2005

welcome to the South, Toots

it's called "soul food" or "southern cooking"

when it is not a buffet, often it is a "meat &3" or one entree and 3 sides all for 6-8 bucks....

enjoy

Sorry Miss Ansley. A two month old thread is tooooo old. Start a new thread, please.