Re: Foods you can't get anywhere else
- From: Peach <strawberry@xxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sat, 30 Jun 2007 11:41:59 -0700
On Jun 30, 12:19 pm, Ike <I...@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
unklbob wrote:
Seattle: Ivars fish and chips, decent Mexican food at just about
every place, including these weird little trucks that serve authentic
tacos. Note that I didn't say "the best" Mexican food, that is up for
debate--its just impossible to find really crappy Mexican food there
outside of Taco Bell. (My vote for the best outside of Mexico would be
San Diego.) Olympia oysters. Really good Red Delicious apples and
Really good Rainier cherries.
Deetroit: hot cinnamon donuts with fresh apple cider. Real good
poonchkis from Hamtramck.
Chicago: "Combo" sandwich--Sliced beef with juice and a grilled
Italian sausage with sweet peppers. Real Chicago style hot dogs with
florescent green relish and sport peppers.
OK, this is a pet peave, so don't take it personal-like.
WTF is so special about a "Chicago Style" hotdog that makes it "REAL"(TM)? I get
tired of reading this crapola everytime some snob starts in on the subject.
What makes it "REAL"?
They don't even know enough to try Saurkraut, Greek Sauce, or ketchup on them.
There's more to life than plain old mustard, relish and onions.
IAWTP.....although, I don't do ketchup on a hot dog unless I'm feeling
nostalgic and kid-like. But nothing beats sauerkraut on a hot
dog....Mmm....
Really, a hot dot is a hot dog....we have poppy seed rolls here, too,
and all the stuff they tout as "Chicago Style."
Peach
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