If you could afford any food in the world, and money was no object what
would it be?
Just going to the store to do a food shopping. Craving something, but not
sure what.
elaine
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"elaine" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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If you could afford any food in the world, and money was no object what
would it be?Just going to the store to do a food shopping. Craving something, but not
sure what.elaine
With me, the money wouldn't be spent on the food per se, as much as on the
skilled Chef doing the preparation. It hasn't been often that I've had a
perfectly prepared anything in restaurants, and also, my tastes are
relatively simple. I would like a perfectly grilled filet mignon, perfectly
steamed asparagus, and a salad of mixed greens with an olive oil, lemon and
pepper dressing on it, that the salad is just lightly tossed in, not
drowning in.
Very simple as you can see, but probably expensive to find someone who can
do it to my liking.
Great topic question, by the way!
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"elaine" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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If you could afford any food in the world, and money was no object what
would it be?Just going to the store to do a food shopping. Craving something, but not
sure what.elaine
I spent the money and went to culinary school.
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elaine said:
If you could afford any food in the world, and money was no object what
would it be?Just going to the store to do a food shopping. Craving something, but not
sure what.elaine
Probably a Wendy's "Junior Bacon Cheeseburger", assuming I get to keep
the change.Bob
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"elaine" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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If you could afford any food in the world, and money was no object what
would it be?Just going to the store to do a food shopping. Craving something, but not
sure what.Lobster tails, brushed with butter and broiled, served with drawn
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"Chaviva" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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"elaine" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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If you could afford any food in the world, and money was no object what
would it be?Just going to the store to do a food shopping. Craving something, but
not sure what.elaine
With me, the money wouldn't be spent on the food per se, as much as on the
skilled Chef doing the preparation. It hasn't been often that I've had a
perfectly prepared anything in restaurants, and also, my tastes are
relatively simple. I would like a perfectly grilled filet mignon,
perfectly steamed asparagus, and a salad of mixed greens with an olive
oil, lemon and pepper dressing on itand a broiled lobster tail on the side. Perfection.
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"zxcvbob" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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elaine said:
If you could afford any food in the world, and money was no object what
would it be?Just going to the store to do a food shopping. Craving something, but
not sure what.elaine
Probably a Wendy's "Junior Bacon Cheeseburger", assuming I get to keep the
change.
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elaine said:
If you could afford any food in the world, and money was no object
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elaine said:
If you could afford any food in the world, and money was no object what
would it be?Foie gras and truffles
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"elaine" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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If you could afford any food in the world, and money was no object what
would it be?Just going to the store to do a food shopping. Craving something, but not
sure what.elaine
Oysters, a selection of my favorites and as many as I want of each. And
someone to stand there and shuck 'em as I ate.But then there's lobster ...
Felice
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"Mark Thorson" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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elaine said:
If you could afford any food in the world, and money was no object
what would it be?That is gross. You are NOT a nice person.
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"Felice Friese" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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"elaine" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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If you could afford any food in the world, and money was no object what
would it be?Just going to the store to do a food shopping. Craving something, but
not sure what.elaine
Oysters, a selection of my favorites and as many as I want of each. And
someone to stand there and shuck 'em as I ate.But then there's lobster ...
Agreed.. We need people to cook and shell!
e.
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elaine said:
If you could afford any food in the world, and money was no object what
would it be?Just going to the store to do a food shopping. Craving something, but not
sure what.
elaine
Aged, rock-salt roasted prime rib with whipped cream horseradish, creamed
spinach, baked potato and Yorkshire pudding. A nice port and cheese for
dessert.
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elaine said:
If you could afford any food in the world, and money was no object
what would it be?Italian white truffles
Extremely good basalmic vinegar
The best American sturgeon caviarThere are plenty of lower-priced foods equally as good as these,
but they stand out as being either expensive or hard to obtain
or both.Steve
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"elaine" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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"Mark Thorson" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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elaine said:
If you could afford any food in the world, and money was no object
what would it be?That is gross. You are NOT a nice person.
He's a person who enjoys disturbing and/or upsetting others. In newsgroups
the term usually used is "troll."I make the distinction between those who actually TRY to upset others (the
true troll, for me) and those who just naturally do upset others (regular
people who tend to upset others).I would say that Thorson was trying, but, you know, intent is so hard to
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elaine said:
If you could afford any food in the world, and money was no object
what would it be?I hope you're joking given the protected nature of this endangered
songbird species. -
Emma Thackery said:
I hope you're joking given the protected nature of this
endangered songbird species.It's not endangered at all. Eat all you want,
they'll make more! -
elaine said:
If you could afford any food in the world, and money was no object what
would it be?Just going to the store to do a food shopping. Craving something, but not
sure what.elaine
Lobster, fresh shrimp, beef tenderloin, quality steaks, artisan
cheeses and breads, etc. But my budget supplies shrimp only when on
sale, cheaper cuts of beef, packaged cheeses and store baked breads. -
elaine said:
If you could afford any food in the world, and money was no object what
would it be?Lobster, lobster, lobster, lobster and lobster.
And maybe some shrimp for variety.Quoted message said:
Just going to the store to do a food shopping. Craving something, but not
sure what.gloria p
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Mark Thorson said:
elaine said:
If you could afford any food in the world, and money was no object
what would it be?If?
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