Powers Hamburgers: A Fort Wayne, Indiana, Treasure (Just Like Major Frank Burns) (1)
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From A Hamburger Today Editor's Note: A few weeks ago, J. G. Wallace, a former food-service professional, avid cook, devout foodie, and newspaper food writer, contacted AHT about Powers Hamburgers in Fort Wayne, Indiana. "Powers is an often overlooked player on the slider scene," he wrote. "They come very close to Hackensack's White Manna, and I am qualified to say that since I grew up in Bergen County, New Jersey. My wife is from Fort ...
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Danh said:
I would so eat there.
Marlboro Sponsors Children’s School Uniforms (26)
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It is pretty common to seen uniform ad placement on participants in most sports and public events, but it might come as a bit of a shock to see a group of kids walking to school with advertisements all over their uniforms. In KunMing Province, China, that is exactly what you are likely to see, as [...] This is only a summary of the article. Click on the title to read it in full.
Straight Wharf Fish Store: Nantucket's Best-Kept Lunch Secret (1)
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From Serious Eats So often, the key to the perfect meal is simplicity. On Nantucket Island, the Straight Wharf Fish Store is a local's one-stop shop for all things aquatic: lobsters, scallops, and cod just out of the waters outside. Resident fishmaster Walter (with a Red Sox cap on and a matching accent) supplies the freshest of the day’s catch to professional and amateur chefs alike. But he doesn’t just sell by the pound—he’ll fry ...
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Danh said:
That looks de-lish!
Happy Birthday, Instant Ramen (6)
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From Serious Eats There are probably a lot of birthdays this week, but NPR reminds us that instant ramen is among them. Fifty years ago, the first instant ramen package was sold in Japan, an idea created by Nissin Foods founder Momofuku Ando. Then 48 years old, he went on to invent Cup of Noodles at age 61. Not just a man of curly noodles, Ando was also a man of eloquence before he died ...
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Casey said:
Yay! I should make some ramen tonight.
Bacon-Wrapped Hot Dog Crackdown in Los Angeles (4)
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From Serious Eats The people of Los Angeles can feel safer knowing that the LAPD is cracking down on illegal carts selling bacon-wrapped hot dogs. Tom Andrews of LAist snapped these photos of hot dog carts being confiscated and thrown into the back of a garbage truck. One point for public health, but a stab to the heart of bacon-wrapped hot dog lovers everywhere. Related In Videos: Drew Carey in 'Food Fight: Battle of the ...
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Danh said:
Corruption.
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scauer said:
What a country we live in. Give us our bacon!
Michael Phelps Slash Fiction Is Here! (It's Too Late To Run) [Waxing Off] (1)
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Once upon a time, a site called The Black Table had a regular feature entitled Waxing Off, in which women gathered in an online roundtable to discuss issues of the day, and also to make fun of Will Leitch's shoes. And so we got to thinking: With so many great female sports bloggers out there, why not import the idea here? It's just crazy enough to work. So behold: The latest edition of Deadspin's Waxing ...
In Videos: 12-Mile Walk for Free Cheeseburger (3)
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From A Hamburger Today Or, 'Will Walk for Food' NBC 25 in Hagerstown, Maryland, has a great story about a guy who's really serious about his cheeseburgers. Justin Clarambeau of Washington County, Maryland, listened as his coworker hyped the cheeseburger at the Battleview Market in Sharpsburg, Maryland. It sounded pretty darn good to him, but there was one problem. Dude doesn't drive. He calls the restaurant, asks them to deliver. They won't. But they struck ...
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Danh said:
That must be Sooooome cheeseburger.
Getting Conceptual Outside The Crapper [1] (1)
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While we all know where most of us do our best thinking, we ran across some cases of great thinking used to show where to find that refuge. Enjoy our favorite restroom signs from around the world. (Via Nischal on Posterus)
Is Street Food in Vietnam Endangered? (1)
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From Serious Eats Photograph from noodlepie on Flickr As part of a continuing campaign to make Hanoi "green, clean, and beautiful," the local Vietnamese government implemented a partial ban on street vending, effective July 1. But what is downtown Hanoi without the street food? According to blogger Graham Holliday of noodlepie, "you take the food off the street and you just have street." A potentially more sanitary, but way less delicious, very sad street. Next ...
What Makes a Good Barista? (1)
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From Serious Eats Photograph from journeyscoffee on Flickr Last Saturday, Serious Eats member EtherMaiden asked, "What makes a good barista?" Cafe owner and barista ChelleyD01 gave this informative reply: A good barista knows their customers drinks when they walk through the door. They know when milk is to temp without having to use a thermometer. They know that fresh, cold milk will bring good volume and best taste every single time rather than dank, reheated ...
Hardware: Pretend You Have A Mac With The Lan-Li Xbox 360 Chassis (2)
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This wouldn't look out of place as one of Viz Magazine's Top Tips: Graphic Designers! Don't waste money on expensive Apple Macintosh desktops - just gut your Xbox like a fish and stuff its innards into a Lan-Li PC-XB01! The Lan-Li case really does look like one of Apples more industrial numbers with the cheese grater effect on the front. It has plenty of room inside to let air flow around your now warranty-free Xbox, ...
GameTrailers' list of most difficult games (5)
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Filed under: Culture As Bionic Commando Rearmed's release reminded us today: Many games are just difficult by design. Gametrailers apparently had some prescience about our feelings on the subject and yesterday released a video featuring its list of most difficult games. The video is packed with some of the most controller destroying titles in memory. Pretty sure many of you out there can join us in a moment of silence for all the friendships ruined ...
The Joker as an Even Creepier Ronald McDonald (27)
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This not a good week for fast food (is it ever?). While Burger King is dealing with a prized employee bathing in the friggin’ sink, Gotham’s Clown Prince is peddling Happy Meals at McDonald’s. We can foresee this rad fan-made image being a perennial poster favorite in spring break head shops and messy dorms. Good job. And thanks to Stradtler for the tip. via Motifake Newest Deathwatch: Billy Bob Thorton’s Co-Stars? The Dark Knight: Early ...
What Does Michael Phelps Eat for Breakfast? More Stuff Than You Eat All Day (5)
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From Serious Eats How 'bout that Michael Phelps last night? Wondering what he eats to fuel the kind of performance we've been witnessing? Well, on Monday night NBC's Bob Costas reported a tidbit of jaw-dropping info: Michael Phelps recommended calorie intake is 8,000 to 10,000 calories. Costas read Phelps' typical breakfast order from Pete's Grille in Baltimore, Maryland, as is recounted in Phelps' autobiography Beneath the Surface: Start with three sandwiches of fried eggs, cheese, ...
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Anna T said:
My only question is: he's already had an autobiography? at the age of 20? WHATEVER.
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