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wife doesnt even make filipino food
her mom does
ur trash at arguing
i need a more worthy opponent
im done on this topic
her mom does
ur trash at arguing
i need a more worthy opponent
im done on this topic
solewoman
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Tacos and palomas
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You took those tortillas right out the package huh? :smh?Tacos and palomas
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i mess with cojita
lawdog1
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Tacos and palomas
What meat is that? And Cojita Cheese?
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There's a traditional Danish baker in called Ole & Steen at the SW corner of Bryant Park. Danish pastry is inspired from Austerian pastery, hence the Danish name "Wienerbrød" = viennese pastry.
Pretty much rextbook Danish bakery
nyc danish bakery - Google Search
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solewoman
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Steamed the shells
Ground turkey
Queso fresco
I know what I’m doing. Half my fam Mexican lol
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u aint even do it right
u say ok in lower case
the lowercase amplifies how insignificant the post was
and not worthy of a proper response
uppercase amplifies that the post got to u
and that u wanna end the convo
cause u have no comeback
if u gonna copy me
at least do it correctly
lame
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Eat the Pizza as is. It wasn't created to have Giardiniera put on IT.
Please Be respetful.
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*Cotija
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Pizza can be found on any corner or any grocery store. It's past the point of being a "cultural" product.
Can you say the same about Ćevapi? Kare Kare?
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I knew you would try and squirm your way out of that one.
So the availability of a food item determines if it is still "cultural" or not?
Just let me know if that is what you are going with here.
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I love it. I stated posting here, because politics was too stressful, but people mean business, when it comes to food
Just want to put it out there: The whole NY folding pizza thing... there's no need for that. Pure savagery.
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verdenuggets
I guess he shouldn't eat a Banh Mi either right? Since he isn't eating it with Default Settings?
Let me know.
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queso fresco is so fire
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I guess he shouldn't eat a Banh Mi either right? Since he isn't eating it with Default Settings?
Let me know.
You goddamn right,
nawghtyhare
shouldn't eat a Banh Mi for the rest of his life if he wants cheese on it.
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cheese on a bahn mi is wild 
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I haven’t been to Solvang since summer 1998 .
When things get back to normal, take a drive down to Solvang. A little Danish village in the Central Coast. A lot of good Danish bakeries there.
The fam was talking about going again just before the virus broke out too. Was going to rent those 4wheel bicycle carts to ride through their streets
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okYou goddamn right,
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It's a sandwich, I don't think cheese would be wild. That said it probably won't be delicious.
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For the sake of helping YOUR argument, you can classify it however you want.
But again, I love how you conveniently ignored the point of innovation coming from people EXPERIMENTING with "cultural" foods.
If we lived by your illogical (when logic shouldn't even be used in FOOD convos), rules, where the hell would we be in terms of innovation/creativity?
So your, "Eat it the natural way or don't eat it" holds ZERO weight and I seriously doubt ANY of us follow that rule. Including you.
