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The Best food. Where?
What is your favorite restaurant?
If you want, list your favorite place for chips/fries, burgers, burritos, quiche, cake, chocalte fondue, etc. etc.Where is it, why does the food seem so great, and provide a selection of foods.
First of all....
Is this that you call "best food"? Lol, thats usually called "junk food". They're so industrialized (processed) that some of them don't really resemble real food anymore.
The best place to find the best food is probably at your home, if someone knows how to cook real food, and knows lots of nice recipes... If you don't have someone to provide you with decent home made food then you should seek for a nice restaurant, not a fast food house, where you can eat decent food, in more than enough quantities, without paying much more. Usually I find that "hidden" small restaurants far from big urban districts have better and cheaper food. Why? because that food comes directly from the ground of that region, wasn't that much processed, does not contain preservatives and no hidden shits. And has the knowledge, the taste and cooking skill of your culture/region backing up the recipe.
I'm from Portugal, by the way.
Around here bitoque is usually a nice recipe to start with if you're way too addicted to french fries.
chips/fries, burgers, burritos, quiche, cake, chocalte fondue
Is this that you call "best food"? Lol, thats usually called "junk food". They're so industrialized (processed) that some of them don't really resemble real food anymore.
The best place to find the best food is probably at your home, if someone knows how to cook real food, and knows lots of nice recipes... If you don't have someone to provide you with decent home made food then you should seek for a nice restaurant, not a fast food house, where you can eat decent food, in more than enough quantities, without paying much more. Usually I find that "hidden" small restaurants far from big urban districts have better and cheaper food. Why? because that food comes directly from the ground of that region, wasn't that much processed, does not contain preservatives and no hidden shits. And has the knowledge, the taste and cooking skill of your culture/region backing up the recipe.
I'm from Portugal, by the way.
Around here bitoque is usually a nice recipe to start with if you're way too addicted to french fries.
Last edited by GenkiSudo; Mar 12, 2009 at 04:51 AM.
"There is enough on earth for everybody's need, but not for everyone's greed." - Mohandas Gandhi
I like middle eastern food. There is this place by my house called Aladins...epic hummus. Also my aunt (somehow we are related anyways) owns this place called waffas, even better humus, plus lubney...its like sex, but in your mouth.
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