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I've heard in the restaurant it can be up to 95+ fat grams(!) So I get the
WW version. 3.5. A bit high in sodium, but prolly okay once in a while...
They don't have enough broccoli in it though. I add some of my own.... And
hot salsa.



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> I've heard in the restaurant it can be up to 95+ fat grams(!) So I get
> the WW version. 3.5. A bit high in sodium, but prolly okay once in a
> while... They don't have enough broccoli in it though. I add some of my
> own.... And hot salsa.
>

Then it's "Fettucini Somebody"!


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On Mon, 8 Oct 2012 08:54:51 -0600, "graham" > wrote:

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>> I've heard in the restaurant it can be up to 95+ fat grams(!) So I get
>> the WW version. 3.5. A bit high in sodium, but prolly okay once in a
>> while... They don't have enough broccoli in it though. I add some of my
>> own.... And hot salsa.
>>

>Then it's "Fettucini Somebody"!


Um, "Fettucini Nobody"!
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>> I've heard in the restaurant it can be up to 95+ fat grams(!) So I get
>> the WW version. 3.5. A bit high in sodium, but prolly okay once in a
>> while... They don't have enough broccoli in it though. I add some of my
>> own.... And hot salsa.
>>

> Then it's "Fettucini Somebody"!

I do not know why, but: lol



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"Somebody" > wrote in message ...
> I've heard in the restaurant it can be up to 95+ fat grams(!) So I get
> the WW version. 3.5. A bit high in sodium, but prolly okay once in a
> while... They don't have enough broccoli in it though. I add some of my
> own.... And hot salsa.
>

Then it's "Fettucini Somebody"!

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I'm waiting for someone to proclaim there is no such thing as "alfredo"

Since when does this dish contain broccoli? Perhaps in the frozen Weight
Watchers store bought version, but to me that would be more like pasta
primavera.

Fettucini alfredo absolutely does not include smothering it in salsa.
People who put salsa on absolutely everything obviously don't really want to
taste their food. IMHO, of course.

Jill



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On Mon, 8 Oct 2012 19:24:50 -0400, "jmcquown" >
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>"graham" wrote in message ...
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>"Somebody" > wrote in message ...
>> I've heard in the restaurant it can be up to 95+ fat grams(!) So I get
>> the WW version. 3.5. A bit high in sodium, but prolly okay once in a
>> while... They don't have enough broccoli in it though. I add some of my
>> own.... And hot salsa.
>>

>Then it's "Fettucini Somebody"!
>
>*****************
>I'm waiting for someone to proclaim there is no such thing as "alfredo"
>
>Since when does this dish contain broccoli? Perhaps in the frozen Weight
>Watchers store bought version, but to me that would be more like pasta
>primavera.
>
>Fettucini alfredo absolutely does not include smothering it in salsa.
>People who put salsa on absolutely everything obviously don't really want to
>taste their food. IMHO, of course.
>
>Jill


Hot pepper on everything is highly indicative of chronic TIAD,
literally. LOL
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> Hot pepper on everything is highly indicative of chronic TIAD,
> literally. LOL



what the is tiad?

And I put hot pepper on it sometimes...


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> > chronic TIAD,


> what the is tiad?


That's Shelley's way of saying "I wish I could cook that well." Best
to ignore him.


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> Fettucini alfredo absolutely does not include smothering it in salsa.
> People who put salsa on absolutely everything obviously don't really want
> to taste their food. IMHO, of course.
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> Jill



I used to smoother everything in soy sauce... is not salsa an improvement?


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Can't say, I never sucked dick.


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>>I used to smoother everything in soy sauce... is not salsa an
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> Can't say, I never sucked dick.



why not? Nixon opened up China. Created the EPA


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"Somebody" > wrote in message ...
> I've heard in the restaurant it can be up to 95+ fat grams(!) So I get
> the WW version. 3.5. A bit high in sodium, but prolly okay once in a
> while... They don't have enough broccoli in it though. I add some of my
> own.... And hot salsa.
>


It's great with some Sriracha sauce drizzled on top.

Paul


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On Monday, October 8, 2012 2:16:47 PM UTC-4, Paul M. Cook wrote:
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> > I've heard in the restaurant it can be up to 95+ fat grams(!) So I get

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> > the WW version. 3.5. A bit high in sodium, but prolly okay once in a

>
> > while... They don't have enough broccoli in it though. I add some of my

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> > own.... And hot salsa.

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> It's great with some Sriracha sauce drizzled on top.
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> Paul


Sure, if you're the kind of hipster wanna-be that thinks it's trendy to put Sriracha on everything. Of course, that's pretty much what I had you pegged as.
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>> > I've heard in the restaurant it can be up to 95+ fat grams(!) So I
>> > get

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>> > the WW version. 3.5. A bit high in sodium, but prolly okay once in a

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>> > while... They don't have enough broccoli in it though. I add some of
>> > my

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>> It's great with some Sriracha sauce drizzled on top.
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> Sure, if you're the kind of hipster wanna-be that thinks it's trendy to
> put Sriracha on everything. Of course, that's pretty much what I had you
> pegged as.


Get help, squishy.

Paul


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On Monday, October 8, 2012 3:22:45 PM UTC-4, Paul M. Cook wrote:
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> Paul


The last refuge of the mouth-breather: Call someone a sock. If you and Middiot would bother to check a few things, you'd see that there's no way Sqwert and me are the same.


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> The last refuge of the mouth-breather: Call someone a sock. If you and
> Middiot would bother to check a few things, you'd see that there's no way
> Sqwert and me are the same.



I've never seen the two of you together, Squishy.

Paul


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