Here’s mine, cooked by CJ. THANKS.
… It looked a lot worse after I got finished with the pliers, tongs and picks.
#Starbucks
Katie Couric recently interviewed Starbucks CEO Howard Schultz on CBS Sunday Morning and asked him if he thought the company had a “tin ear” to what people were going through with the recession. Perhaps, she suggested, they couldn’t afford to pay “$5 on their coffee every day.” Schultz’s response was to laugh. You see, Starbucks coffee only costs $1.50. …
The Starbucks CEO was widely mocked for that quote. But fact is, … he’s right.
IF you buy a Starbucks card …
IF you drink the cheap stuff, Pike’s filter coffee …
… then Starbucks is not much more expensive than McDonald’s coffee.
IF you want a refill …
… it’s FREE for me in Canada. $.50 for me in some other nations.
At Tim Horton’s in Canada refills are full price.
I love Starbucks, especially their reliable, high speed free WiFi.
As you recall, the KFC Double Down sandwich was ruled a ‘crime against humanity’ in the Hague.
Forcing someone to eat one is now considered a War Crime.
They are SO illegal that Barry Bonds denies ever eating one.
… yet in Cleveland I was able to purchase one under the counter. Nudge nudge, wink wink.
Apparently some rogue KFC franchises are still carrying them.
related post – KFC – Quadruple Down sandwich
For years I’ve been raving about the best donairs in Calgary. A hole in the wall near the downtown library.
The name has changed over the years, but not the food. And they’ve recently started opening Saturdays 10am – 2pm.
Urban Spoon – Mezza Mediterranean Grill
With nearly 50 locations in the Western United States, the Black Bear is my quintessential American family restaurant.
Pork rips and tri-tip (“Santa Maria”) steak combo. Mashed potatoes and some surreal white gravy. Wonderful corn muffin.
That fulfills 33% of your daily caloric requirements, … if you weigh 850lbs.
Denny’s Restaurants – Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner 24/7.
In the past I’d rank Denny’s at the very bottom of my favourite restaurants list.
But I have to admit, it’s been very good the past 2 or 3 visits. And very popular.
A fabulously wealthy cookbook author uses supermodels to promote his chemicals and sizzled flesh.
… No doubt he holidays in Hawaii with the ill gotten booty.
I take the ferry over to Victoria Friday morning.
Walking through historic Pike Place Market en route to the 8am departure, I’ll grab a Pike Roast at Starbucks. The original opened here in 1971.

Jude stores her teas on a serving tray, something like this one that Jane uses.

Good idea.
But this is all the tea I need.
