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scottneb
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Last night I made a huge mistake and blew-off an event that I was supposed to document. All this morning I've been catching the reprecussion's for it. I've found that in my time of stress and humiliation I've gotten this weird craving for Dr. Pepper and Hershey bars with Almonds.

So, what's your comfort food?

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jeniwren
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Mojos and ranch dressing. So bad for the body, so good for the soul!
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Green bean casserole and Sonic chili cheese coneys. Not at the same time.
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Cookies n cream ice cream, and Barq's cream soda. The minimart at LSU knows me by name...
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Frozen king sized Snickers bars, anything with peanut butter and chocolate, Ben and Jerry's, warm chocolate chip cookies.

I have too many comfort foods... *pats stomach disapprovingly*

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Strawberry sorbet and chocolate, mmmm.....
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What are Mojos?

Anyway, my food is pizza, probably because my dad has been working at a pizza place for the majority of my life.

Root beer floats work too, though, as do Nacho Cheese Doritos.

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French vanilla Cappuccino and a hot dog from the local Kwik shop.

Ummmm... hot dogs. Now I just made myself hungry.

FG

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jeniwren
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Mojos are slices of potato, dipped in a magic salty spice mixture, and deep fried. Shakey's called them mojos. There isn't a Shakeys anywhere near where I live, so I get my fix at Izzy's, which unimaginatively calls them Potato Rounds.

I like the name mojo better.

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Icarus
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Shakey's as in Shakey's Pizza?

-o-

In Cuban culture, mojo is a marinade made with naranja agria ("sour orange"), lime, garlic, and assorted other spices. It is most commonly used with pork, but it works well with chicken, turkey, and lamb as well.

Yum!

[Smile]

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jeniwren
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Yep, Shakeys as in Shakey's Pizza. The story I hear is that Izzy's, a small local chain, was once Shakeys, but then Izzy had a falling out, and formed her own chain. They're too expensive and their pizza isn't anything great, but they have the best mojos.

And with that, I think I'll comfort myself with some mojos for lunch and figure out how I'm going to get everything on my to-do list done. [Smile]

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Icarus
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We used to have Shakey's pizza in Florida a long, long time ago. I heard a rumor that Pizza Inn used to once be Shakey's, but then it went out on its own.

The Shakey's in Florida were really cool. They used to show old vaudeville short films and songs with the bouncing dot over the lyrics on one wall. [Smile]

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Black Mage
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A scoop of rasberry sherbert with a scoop of orange.
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Javert Hugo
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Hot wassail.
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Carrie
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Reduced Fat Wheat Thins. The ONLY good kind, mind. And either a ginger ale or a cherry soda to go with it.
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Pecan pie and a cup of coffee comes to mind.
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Belle
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When I used to work in an office building my late afternoon craving was always Dr. Pepper and a chocolate bar. I didn't give into it every day, but more often than I should have, I suppose.

Now that I'm on ADD meds, I don't do that anymore, so I guess I was just after the caffeine content.

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Hi, Belle!!!! [Smile] [Smile] [Smile]

Grape-nuts (dry) with a glass of cranberry juice.

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efrum
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I'm trying to think of a food that doesn't fit into the comfort category...

Hmmm, brussel sprouts. Those are nasty! But pretty much everything else is highly comforting. After the Tums...

But favorites:

Sioux City Sarsaparilla
Stuart's Key Lime Soda
All Chinese Foods
Pumkin Pie
Coconut Shrimp
Blackberry's with real cream

This list could get very long...

efrum

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Cool Ranch Doritos and Dip made from Sour Cream and Old El Paso Low Sodium Taco Seasoning.

MMMM.

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Eruve Nandiriel
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Ice-cream, cookies, M&Ms, nachos, potato soup, chocolate, root beer, chicken fettuchini alfredo, pie, chocolate.....
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Toes
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jeniwren, if we're talking about the same thing, then your mojos are called jojos around here and I love them with a passion.
I also have to second the Sioux City Sarsaparilla!
But my ultimate comfort food is mashed potatoes and gravy (stuffing on the side if at all possible!).

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Mmm Dr Pepper. Air Popped Popcorn. Real Butter.

[ December 20, 2003, 01:25 AM: Message edited by: Zevlag ]

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Milo. ::sigh::

Chocolate, salt'n'vinegar chips and dip. It all goes so well together! (Alternately! I'm not that gross.) [Razz]

Bacon. Mmmmm, bacon. [Big Grin]

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Donuts. The fluffy cream-filled kind (NOT Krispy Kreme though).

Bagels and cream cheese also make me feel better. Ahhhhhh......

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A large "Coppenhaggen" Chocolat bar usually do the trick. When it does not, another large "Coppenhaggen" Chocolat bar. Sometimes, I need much comfort, so I get another... [Wink]
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Mashed Potatoes loaded up with Gravy!!!!!
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Chicken wings. For extra comfort value, cooked in broth.
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Ophelia
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Warm biscuits.
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I like to go to the Orleans Room, take over the salad bar, and dump just about everything I can find in a bowl. Then, I drown it in Caesar dressing. Pineapple, macaroni salad, carrots, and all.
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comfort food?

I like comfort sleep.
food is for when i'm hungry.
sleep is good ANY time.

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Ooooohh.. Agreed, Rav. Sleep makes everything better.

But as for comfort food... I don't say no to chocolate chip cookies and Coke.

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  • Biscuits and gravy
  • Sweet potato casserole
  • Squash casserole
  • Fried dill pickles
  • Fried okra
  • Fried green tomatoes w/ honey mustard
  • Cheese grits
  • Matzoh Brei
  • Blueberry cobbler with cinnamon ice cream

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