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I agree with when I travel I want the local fare, but at the same time I know you could miss out on gems like KFC.
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My wife didn’t like it. Said it was too salty.
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Not a fan of this one
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Ga'head and pop the side of that thang open, let's see it.
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Yeah buss it open for us, papi
Or was that a one time thing
Or was that a one time thing
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UK a bit different
They have elite Indian and West African food among other stuff. Should definitely be eating at those types of spots instead of some random American fare place.
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These weren't bad, like ketchup chips but more subtle
Grabbed some of this as well
Grabbed some of this as well
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KFC in Portmore is on my list. Heard it's top tier. My girl just rolls her eyes at me whenever I talk of it
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That's crazy it's that specific and known, that was the spot.
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the dabney in DC. man this might be one of my favorite restaurant in DC now. everything is cooked over the fire and you can taste the freshness of it.
their red pepper
chocolate cake was the best slice of cake i ever had. you read that right. red pepper. sounds weird but it was absolutely delicious. the cold cream balanced the subtly spicy red pepper perfectly.
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red pepper
this sounds great
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I used to work with this older lady who used to talk about it all the time that's how I know of it
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Saw this today
Ill give em a shot
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Damn that looks like the spot I went to in London called Humo.
the dabney in DC. man this might be one of my favorite restaurant in DC now. everything is cooked over the fire and you can taste the freshness of it.
their red pepper
Might need to go and check this out.
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Bojangles in MD was like you had to go make the food and serve yourself. Pay the folks their back pay, but they were ***.
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Do you have any recommendations for West African food in London?UK a bit different
They have elite Indian and West African food among other stuff. Should definitely be eating at those types of spots instead of some random American fare place.
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AlsoDCAllAfrican any comment on subway sandwiches being made with memory foam and fake tuna?
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, are hot dogs sandwiches? I’ve been gone for a while. Just wanted to get the consensus.
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1. A hot dog is as much of a sandwich as any sandwich that is served on an open faced bread. ( Philadelphia Cheese Steaks, Italians, etc. )
2. The Subway Tuna situation is old news and is unfortunate.
2. The Subway Tuna situation is old news and is unfortunate.
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Is a taco a sandwich?
