In Which I consume Many Cheezies
This week has been pleasantly bookended by the aforementioned eating. I try not to think about the fact that so much anticipation in my life is built around food.The first episode of orange gustatory delight occurred Friday last, whilst watching The Big Lebowski (recommended by my co-worker Muffin, who belives it to be the most hilarious movie ever (he's quite wrong*)). The second happened today at the Dickens staff end-of-summer barbeque. Both were very satisfying.
Also, I believe that I may have discovered the two most vibrantly coloured foods that are part of the north american diet: beets and cheezies. Carl would have loved my plate.
*No, I don't know what is. I can never make up my mind about that sort of thing. So sue me. If you're really interested, I might make the effort to come up with my top 5 or something. But it will be privately done through email because I fear the judgement of others.
posted by annika fox @ 9:19 p.m.
3 Comments:
Mmmmm -- fake orange goodness. I never bought them myself but Liane would always get them in Kingston and I'd have some... yum.
And don't worry -- my life is centred around food too. I think it's just part of having a full time job. Lunchtime is the best time of the day...
How can you go wrong with food?
I'm practically on vacation, and food is still the best part of the day here. We spend quite alot of energy trying to figure out what to eat next.. I think tonight we shall be having home made canneloni and a salad.
Oh, and if you're making lists of top5's do let me in! I don't judge! (much)
I also love the fake orange goodness, but I have discovered something else equally as wonderful (minus fake orangeness, but still high in MSGness)... a chip dip (or veggie dip if you must ruin the cholesterol fest for some insanely heinous reason) called Helluva Good chip dip - I recommend the French Onion variety although I haven't tried the Ranch variety.
There is only one size of Helluva Good chip dip....Jumbo Artery Clogging Goodness, which when accompanied by a Jumbo Artery Clogging Goodness bag of plain Ruffles potato chips is truly to die for (or at least cause you to alter your donor card).
I must admit the reason I first bought it was because of my skepticism about the products claim to be "helluva good" and my experience that nothing that claims it is truly so. The first taste proved this doubting Thomas wrong.
(If you think that for some reason this sounds like an article...I'm tired of writing my current article and so am looking for distraction).
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