Careful With That Burger, Eugene

Golden Chick chicken strips, mashed potatoes, & sweet rolls.

Bacon, Sausage, Egg, tomatoes, hash brown, toast, coffee

chicken fingers

Steak Gorgonzola Pasta from Olive Garden.

chicken cordon bleu

Teryaki chicken breasts

2 x Meat Pies

Last night:

Tuna burgers, green beans, and a Trois Pistoles.

Domino's Pizza washed down with Trois Pistoles

Last night:

Stouffer's chicken, pasta, broccoli, and cheese bake washed down with a Trois Pistoles

Today:

A southwest turkey melt from McAlister's deli with mac & cheese

Having one of my all time favorite breakfasts, cereal (chocolate Cheerios) with Dannon vanilla yogurt. Used to eat it all the time when I was a kid (usually Coco Puffs or Cheerios-regular and Honey Nut). Has to be Dannon though, as it's the only vanilla yogurt I enjoy with cereal (Yoplait is too sweet and not thick enough).

Baked Talapia fillets, wrapped in bacon, topped with creme cheese and a dash of sorachi.

Steamed asparagus and some orange slices on the side

James B. wrote:

Baked Talapia fillets, wrapped in bacon, topped with creme cheese and a dash of sorachi.

Trying something new tonight: Morningstar Farms Lasagna (it's made with soy crumbles instead of meat). These things can be very hit or miss; sometimes these faux meat things are great and other times they taste like cardboard.

tohostudios wrote:

Trying something new tonight: Morningstar Farms Lasagna (it's made with soy crumbles instead of meat). These things can be very hit or miss; sometimes these faux meat things are great and other times they taste like cardboard.

I'd rather have the meat. Don't want those cows to have died for nothing.

Tonight, my dad and I will be having salisbury steak, white cheddar mac, & creamed spinach.

DallasBlack wrote:

tohostudios wrote:

Trying something new tonight: Morningstar Farms Lasagna (it's made with soy crumbles instead of meat). These things can be very hit or miss; sometimes these faux meat things are great and other times they taste like cardboard.

I'd rather have the meat. Don't want those cows to have died for nothing.

Tonight, my dad and I will be having salisbury steak, white cheddar mac, & creamed spinach.

Yeah but using the soy drastically cuts down on the calories (the whole package is only 270) therefore allowing me to drink more beer.

tohostudios wrote:

DallasBlack wrote:

tohostudios wrote:

Trying something new tonight: Morningstar Farms Lasagna (it's made with soy crumbles instead of meat). These things can be very hit or miss; sometimes these faux meat things are great and other times they taste like cardboard.

I'd rather have the meat. Don't want those cows to have died for nothing.

Tonight, my dad and I will be having salisbury steak, white cheddar mac, & creamed spinach.

Yeah but using the soy drastically cuts down on the calories (the whole package is only 270) therefore allowing me to drink more beer.

True that! But I like drinking my beer with meat. The Unibroue's compliment it nicely. I will be having a La Fin Du Monde with tonight's dinner.

bacon-wrapped filet with mashed potatoes

Papa John's Buffalo Chicken Pizza with a delicious, refreshing Maudite.

DallasBlack wrote:

I like drinking my beer with meat.

Now that's pretty metal!!!


Do you have Magnums in your part of the world? If not I strongly suggest moving.





The perfect combination of chocolate, ice cream and awesome!!

Lamb Vindaloo

Tuna sub from Subway. Because they got rid of their vinaigrettes, I got it without sauce and added my own (Balsamic).

Going over this thread, it's probably best that DB is selling his CDs. With a diet like that he has a good 2 or 3 years left.

Hey, I got plenty of vegetables on it. Besides, what's the point of eating bland food just so you can live longer to eat bland food.

DallasBlack wrote:

Hey, I got plenty of vegetables on it. Besides, what's the point of eating bland food just so you can live longer to eat bland food.

I agree 100%. Carry on, my man.