SusanWilliams wrote:
> "Dan" <intrceptor@gmaildotcom> wrote in message
> .. .
>> SusanWilliams wrote:
>>> "Bobo Bonobo®" > wrote in message
>>> ups.com...
>>>> On Aug 1, 6:53 pm, Dan <intrceptor@gmaildotcom> wrote:
>>>>> Jerry Sauk wrote:
>>>>>> Friggin Taco Bell. My Taco's averaged about 10 half-shreds of cheese,
>>>>>> and I
>>>>>> ordered a regular nacho's. THE DAMN CUP WAS A QUARTER FULL, I kid you
>>>>>> not.
>>>>>> Are they really that strapped for cash these days? Are they suffering
>>>>>> because of bad publicity over the last year?
>>>>>> What would you reccoemend a cheese-lover would order from there?
>>>>>> Personally
>>>>>> I would say the chili-cheese burrito with extra chese, Quesadilla's
>>>>>> especially the chicke, and the MexiMelt has a three different cheeses
>>>>>> on it
>>>>>> I believe. They won't skimp if you order extra cheese.
>>>>> I've run into the same problem lately. I keep a 1/2# bag of Sargento
>>>>> shredded sharp cheddar in my car at all times. It's also great on
>>>>> fries
>>>>> from McD's!
>>>> Now, wait a second. When you say, "at all times," do you really mean
>>>> that? How do you keep it refigerated? I used to do that with soy
>>>> sauce. For a while I did it with reconstituted lemon juice, and
>>>> sometimes grated Kraft Parmesan, both of which keep for a week or so,
>>>> except in the hot months. I used to bring my own lemon juice into
>>>> LJS's when they had their AYCE fish on Sundays.
>>>>
>>>> I have been known to take shredded cheddar to Del Taco, and eat in the
>>>> car, adding lots of cheese, but I only bring enough for that meal.
>>>>
>>>> The Popeye's near here accepts competitors' coupons, so I can get a leg
>>>> +thigh, a small mashed potato and a biscuit for $2.49, with a Church's
>>>> coupon I got in the mail. Such a deal.
>>>>> Dan
>>>> --Bryan
>>>>
>>>>
>>> I thought that you thought that you were a food snob...
>> Why the cross post, bitch?
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You waited nearly an hour from your first post to come up with that?

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