Yesterday I got my husband a new sandwich from Arby’s. You know how they advertise “We’ve got all the meat”? Well now they have a hamburger that is 34% venison, 33% elk, and 33% ground beef. He liked it. Meanwhile I wanted to know why elk isn’t venison. Most of the sites said it was, so I’m guessing Arby’s wanted to be “special”.
we picked up some “ciabatta” at costco on a recent visit and yesterday over lunch were marveling at how they seemed to have soaked it with much, much more butter-like grease than they do with their garlic bread…
sergioandrade Premium Member about 1 year ago
Does that mean they taste better?
bluephrog about 1 year ago
Ratio of fat marbling to Muscle varies from steer to steer.
goboboyd about 1 year ago
An especially difficult task considering the seven other layers of ‘stuff’ in there. Even before added condiments.
MuddyUSA Premium Member about 1 year ago
Wow, he knows the meaning of discerning…….
calliarcale about 1 year ago
Sounds like my daughter. Seriously; I can taste two burgers and find absolutely no difference, but she knows something is off. Incredibly fine palate.
khjalmarj about 1 year ago
Do you suppose the restaurant is a tribute to the comic strip created by Gus Arriola? But Gordo didn’t generally wear that style of hat.
felinefan55 Premium Member about 1 year ago
Yesterday I got my husband a new sandwich from Arby’s. You know how they advertise “We’ve got all the meat”? Well now they have a hamburger that is 34% venison, 33% elk, and 33% ground beef. He liked it. Meanwhile I wanted to know why elk isn’t venison. Most of the sites said it was, so I’m guessing Arby’s wanted to be “special”.
Brent Rosenthal Premium Member about 1 year ago
By the looks of him Cruz eats anything and everything. That’s not really discerning.
Curiosity Premium Member about 1 year ago
I miss hamburgers. Can’t find good ones in Scotland. They aren’t bad you understand, but neither the flavor nor the texture are quite right.
eb110americana about 1 year ago
Tastes good. Good for you. Or cheap. Pick 2. (Note: “Time is money,” so making it yourself forfeits the “cheap” option.)
gopher gofer about 1 year ago
we picked up some “ciabatta” at costco on a recent visit and yesterday over lunch were marveling at how they seemed to have soaked it with much, much more butter-like grease than they do with their garlic bread…