Breakfast!

Vilco's vanilla custard filled donuts aside...

Twin hotdogs draped in Guldens brown mustard.

You?

Andy

"Andy" wrote:
>
> Breakfast!
>
> Vilco's vanilla custard filled donuts aside...
>
> Twin hotdogs draped in Guldens brown mustard.
>
> You?
>
>

I love tube steak but I never heard of "Twin" brand.

And that would be "Gulden's Spicy Brown Mustard".

So, did you have your tube steak in hotdog buns, or?
I don't really like those cheapo *airy* white bread buns.
I like my dawg wraped in a tough slice of seeded rye... so
lemme share a little trick... I buy 2 lb loaves of seeded
sourdough rye from my stupidmarket (unsliced), this way
I can make thinner slices and and unsliced bread doesn't
go stale as quickly. Now here's the trick; I slice the loaf
on a ~45º bias... this gives me larger slices for making
man-sized sammiches, and since they are *longer* slices
they are poifect for wrapping about and ensconcing a tube
steak... the poifect length... I don't really appreciate the dawg
hanging out each end, in fact I find that visually offensive, reminds
me of a guy with his fly open and his thing poking out.... yoose
gals may appreciate that view but that's just too *** for moi to
wrap my mind around let alone my lips. hehe

Okay, I'm having my cawfee, too early for brunch... but I got a hunk
of good braunschwieger I'm thinking would go well in a man-sized
seeded rye sammiche with Gulden's, sliced raw onion, and romaine.
Hmm, might be an early brunch today.

On Jul 24, 7:06*am, Andy > wrote:
> Breakfast!
>
> Vilco's vanilla custard filled donuts aside...
>
> Twin hotdogs draped in Guldens brown mustard.
>
> You?

Do you work at a night job, or do you just like to eat dinnertime food
at breakfast? I like to do that, too, and likewise I am fond of
breakfast foods at dinner. Pancakes and bacon for dinner is the
shiznit!

projectile vomit chick said...

> On Jul 24, 7:06*am, Andy > wrote:
>> Breakfast!
>>
>> Vilco's vanilla custard filled donuts aside...
>>
>> Twin hotdogs draped in Guldens brown mustard.
>>
>> You?
>
> Do you work at a night job, or do you just like to eat dinnertime food
> at breakfast? I like to do that, too, and likewise I am fond of
> breakfast foods at dinner. Pancakes and bacon for dinner is the
> shiznit!


I rarely eat dinner. If I do I don't sleep as soundly. So breakfast is the
main meal of the day. I'll have a late lunch when I feel like it.

I drink ice cold lemon'd or lime'd water all day and night.

Andy
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I'm no longer a danger to society.

On Fri, 24 Jul 2009 07:06:57 -0500, Andy > wrote:

>Breakfast!
>
>Vilco's vanilla custard filled donuts aside...
>
>Twin hotdogs draped in Guldens brown mustard.
>

Glad to see you're into health food.

Me? A green pepper, a red pepper,
some sweet onion, a touch of garlic,
sauteed, then inundated in whipped
eggs and cooked into a fritatta.

Served in the middle of rye slices as
a sandwich, ketchup on top.

Iced tea on the side.

Alex, who grew up on Gulden's.

On Fri, 24 Jul 2009 07:06:57 -0500, Andy > wrote:

>Breakfast!
>
>Vilco's vanilla custard filled donuts aside...
>
>Twin hotdogs draped in Guldens brown mustard.
>
>You?

Just a thought, based on response posts.

IN Middle Europe, they don't go much with
our high-carbo breakfasts. Sausages, cheeses,
breads, mustards, all are OK. High fat, compared
to ours. I have eaten many a breakfast of cold cuts
and cheeses, with *good* bread in CZ, HU and other
States. I was well fed.

Alex

Andy wrote:
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> Breakfast!
>
> Vilco's vanilla custard filled donuts aside...
>
> Twin hotdogs draped in Guldens brown mustard.
>
> You?
>
> Andy

One slice thick toast with homemade strawberry jam, one slice with
orange marmelade and of course, decaf. No fruit cos we ran out

projectile vomit chick wrote:
> On Jul 24, 7:06*am, Andy > wrote:
> > Breakfast!
> >
> > Vilco's vanilla custard filled donuts aside...
> >
> > Twin hotdogs draped in Guldens brown mustard.
> >
> > You?
>
> Do you work at a night job, or do you just like to eat dinnertime food
> at breakfast? I like to do that, too, and likewise I am fond of
> breakfast foods at dinner. Pancakes and bacon for dinner is the
> shiznit!

Pizza for breakfast is the great equalizer!

"monkeydeskstand" > wrote in message
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projectile vomit chick wrote:
> On Jul 24, 7:06 am, Andy > wrote:
> > Breakfast!
> >
> > Vilco's vanilla custard filled donuts aside...
> >
> > Twin hotdogs draped in Guldens brown mustard.
> >
> > You?
>
> Do you work at a night job, or do you just like to eat dinnertime food
> at breakfast? I like to do that, too, and likewise I am fond of
> breakfast foods at dinner. Pancakes and bacon for dinner is the
> shiznit!

>Pizza for breakfast is the great equalizer!


Left over Chinese food is a pretty good breakfast. Heck, Egg Foo Yung is
pretty close to a breakfast dish anyway.

George L