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Los Angeles lunch truck tacos

A couple rippers topped with Rutt's own mustard relish...there's just not a thing in the world like 'em.

Also, Shake Shack burgers. Originally it was just one location in Madison Square Park in Manhattan, they've expanded a bit and even have one in Miami. The absolute best burger I've ever had (and yes, I've had Five Guys and In-N-Out).

TMurphy wrote:Also, Shake Shack burgers. Originally it was just one location in Madison Square Park in Manhattan, they've expanded a bit and even have one in Miami. The absolute best burger I've ever had (and yes, I've had Five Guys and In-N-Out).

Very solid burger. Not sure about best ever, but I've never complained! The shakes are good too!

Also, Halal Guys at 53rd and 6th. Looks like every other Halal cart in the city, except for the line that's half a block long. It's been too long since I've gone...

Any of the three or four clam shacks in Ipswitch, Mass. The clams are dug up not 100 yards from the point of sale.

Our family favorite:

The Loving Hut. It's a whole-foods, vegan centered fast food type place that's just breaking into the market.

Fresh, delicious, quality ingredients, low prices.

http://www.lovinghut.us/

JHardisk wrote:Our family favorite:

The Loving Hut. It's a whole-foods, vegan centered fast food type place that's just breaking into the market.

Fresh, delicious, quality ingredients, low prices.

http://www.lovinghut.us/

...junk food

Lindburger's

"Home of the World Famous 50 Gourmet Burgers".

In my neck of the woods . . .
RC Cola

I really hate to admit to this but:

Truck stop tornados
http://www.mytornados.com/whataretornados" target="_blank" target="_blank

rolling around in their own grease all day... hours under a heat lamp... gotta go get one now!

Looking up at my closet: Rice Krispie Treats, Gushers, Kit Kat bars, Gummy worms (5lb bag), and Milk Duds.
Plus an awesome little Chinese deli about 5-15 minutes off campus (depending on who's driving) and Hawaiian BBQ.
...There's proly a lot more

Banana Moon Pie and a Cheerwine!!!!!!!

Stromboli at the Four Kegs!!!!!!!!!!!

Deep Fried Twinkies!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!


Chuck"YUM"Jackson

bloke wrote:

Carroll wrote:I really hate to admit to this but:

Truck stop tornados
http://www.mytornados.com/whataretornados

rolling around in their own grease all day... hours under a heat lamp... gotta go get one now!

GET 'EM WHILE THEY'RE...bacteria-free...

Indeed. I did say I was ashamed.

Baklava,
Baklavapocalypse.

Hot, hand-crafted buttermilk biscuits with a thick slice of headcheese or souse (unpickled) slap in the middle. Hot sauce and/or mustard to taste.

bort wrote:

JHardisk wrote:Our family favorite:

The Loving Hut. It's a whole-foods, vegan centered fast food type place that's just breaking into the market.

Fresh, delicious, quality ingredients, low prices.

http://www.lovinghut.us/

...junk food

Um... yeah.. that *IS* junk food. Some fried... all delicious! But, also "rare", as it's a small chain.

If we're talking straight up "junk" food, we dig "Almond Dream" ice cream bites, and have a serious weak spot for double stuffed Oreos.

Cold Stone Ice Cream: Coffee and Chocolate

JHardisk wrote:Um... yeah.. that *IS* junk food. Some fried... all delicious! But, also "rare", as it's a small chain.

Heh, whoops, whaddya know. There's one here in the city, so maybe I'll check it out sometime. I should have known better though -- vegan/vegetarian does NOT mean healthy (I'm not a vegan/vegetarian by any means, but LOVE avocados. They are good for you, but too many will certainly add on some pound!). My bad.

Rev Rob wrote:Cold Stone Ice Cream: Coffee and Chocolate

You know, I still haven't been to a Cold Stone...

Every time I go to Minnesota to visit my wife's family, I get one of these.

Churros. They sell 8 for $1 at a Colombian café near here.