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[Cerebral Goo]

Heeellllllllllz yaaaaaa!

Fletcher's Original Corny Dogs – A Texas Tradition Since 1942! – Nationwide Shipping

The famous meal on a stick! Invented in 1942 at the State Fair of Texas by brothers Neil and Carl Fletcher.

fletcherscornydogs.com

The super awesome corn dogs from the texas state fair that i was talking about have an option outside of fair months! Apparently in Dallas their is a big fancy food truck park and they have a permanent truck there! Bro in law hit it up the other day!

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That square is actually underneath a main highway thru downtown dallas and its a cool spot called Klyde Warren park! They have tons of food trucks and restaurants and do outdoor concerts and shit there! Mom has to go to Dallas tomorrow morning so may bring some home for lunch

Oh and only $8 for a giant corny doggy vs like $12 or $13 at the fair! So much for a 20% markup!

Funny, but the 20% reference was just to equate it with the percentage they are/were charging for "rent"

 

[Frankthetank]

That sounds like what lecithin does, emulsifies infused oil so it dissolves in water and gets absorbed quicker.

Exactly….although it’s not the only emulsifier, which is what I was getting at…(I took a molecular gastronomy class while in culinary school…..various foams, and gels, and other foods that aren’t steak)

 

[Fermented_Fruitz]

But I can't help but wonder what McGuiver would do with it?

 

[420Forever]

Heeellllllllllz yaaaaaa!

Fletcher's Original Corny Dogs – A Texas Tradition Since 1942! – Nationwide Shipping

The famous meal on a stick! Invented in 1942 at the State Fair of Texas by brothers Neil and Carl Fletcher.

fletcherscornydogs.com

The super awesome corn dogs from the texas state fair that i was talking about have an option outside of fair months! Apparently in Dallas their is a big fancy food truck park and they have a permanent truck there! Bro in law hit it up the other day!

View attachment 1741172

That square is actually underneath a main highway thru downtown dallas and its a cool spot called Klyde Warren park! They have tons of food trucks and restaurants and do outdoor concerts and shit there! Mom has to go to Dallas tomorrow morning so may bring some home for lunch

Oh and only $8 for a giant corny doggy vs like $12 or $13 at the fair! So much for a 20% markup!

my stoned eyez read that link as "a texas tradition since 1492".....and i'm like ppp

 

[420Forever]

I took a molecular gastronomy class while in culinary school

in other wordz -> more useless trivia ppp

 

[Cerebral Goo]

The little Sicilian deli right by me is pretty good. Really any place that has em are pretty good. I rarely have had a bad one Freddies is pretty good.

Fabulous Freddies Italian Eatery - Bridgeport, Chicago, IL

Freddies is Fred and Denise Bertucci's lifelong dream come true. The stars aligned over Bridgeport: Fred fell in love with Denise, and the two perfected their recipes while helping to m...

freddieson31st.com

So is Johnny's out on the edge of the west side

May be sacrilege, but I like Italian beefs more than cheesesteaks. Wouldn't turn either down, just sayin. Best one in the last few years was actually in Milwaulkee. An Italian grocery store called Glorioso's. Bangin!

 

[Frankthetank]

in other wordz -> more useless trivia ppp

Precisely…..

 

[Cerebral Goo]

May be sacrilege, but I like Italian beefs more than cheesesteaks. Wouldn't turn either down, just sayin. Best one in the last few years was actually in Milwaulkee. An Italian grocery store called Glorioso's. Bangin!

Hey Frank, can you make an Italian beef version of a sphere? Like the olives at El Bulli/Tickets

 

[Frankthetank]

May be sacrilege, but I like Italian beefs more than cheesesteaks. Wouldn't turn either down, just sayin. Best one in the last few years was actually in Milwaulkee. An Italian grocery store called Glorioso's. Bangin!

I couldn’t agree more….. by the end of the cheesesteak, I don’t want it anymore. By the end of an Italian beef, I want another Italian beef….

 

[Cerebral Goo]

@Frankthetank, Ive made these before with basil, and cilantro before. Pretty easy and tasty!