Oreo Cookies.
My latest visit to Follies had chicken wings on the buffet. Or Oreo Cookies at the bar. Oreo Cookies. Yummy!!!
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Oreo Cookies.
My latest visit to Follies had chicken wings on the buffet. Or Oreo Cookies at the bar. Oreo Cookies. Yummy!!!
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It's so cute that they make the Oreo bags re-sealable
Oh the movers and the shakers.
Let me guess, this club also has portraits of Elvis, a sad clown, and dogs playing cards. In velvet, of course.
Wangs
Ilbbaicanl that was funniest shit I have ever heard you say.
And Ime,founder the fuckhead can't get his shit together and I can't PM anyone.Good to see you also.
Both
motorhead, individual packages of 2 cookies. if it was resealable bag I would have passed. lbbaicnl, alas Follies is not that upscale.
Oreo cookies, diabetes be damned! They wouldn't have milkshakes, too, would they?
Wings
When I said I liked pussy more than wings, they kicked me out of KFC.
I like both!
I can remember when wings were just a useless part of the chicken and I didn't even bother to cook them. Now they cost more than drum sticks. I wonder if the cook that came up with the idea of making them a snack finger food had any idea how he would change the world.
regular or boneless? BBQ, honey-mustard, other? critical details!
@shadowcat: The story I heard, growing up near Buffalo NY, was that the wings of small chickens were scraps, and one bar started frying them up, saucing them, and putting them out like peanuts, to make the bar goers thirsty and get them to buy more beer. :)
Nowadays, the wings available even in Western NY, are far larger than the ones I remember eating at the gin mills my family frequented.
Shadow, I seem to remember something similar with the start of potato chips. Back in the late 19th century, thick-cut potatoes that were fried in oil were pretty popular among the more affluent people. One night, some customers were getting on the wrong side of a cook so he cut the potatoes very thin and fried them up that way. They became even more popular than the thick-cut potatoes, and thus the potato chip was born.
Wish I could remember where I saw that; a History Channel blurb probably.
How about the real wing questions?
Breaded or naked?
Wussy or hot enough to sit there and cook themselves?
My preference is for smoking hot naked!
Geez. That sounded kind of dirty...
Actually, I survived an order of Quaker Steak & Lube's Triple Atomic wings (about 500,000 on the Scoville scale). Then I got a second order.
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