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Breakfast: How could someone think this was a good idea?

What is almost as troubling as Outrage Bob's predictable (and in my view mounting) breakfast fears is the disturbing lack of mayonnaise and mustard fans evinced in this thread.

Jesus, do your mothers still stop by and cut the crusts off your bread when you're eating toast? And wait, some of you refuse to eat cheese, right? And you can't have your vegetables touching your meat?

The ugly other side of this is the massive proliferation of breads now sold by fast food outlets. Sheetz used to sell you a sub on a Sub Roll. While certainly there were some crucial variations in this item from place to place, you had a pretty good idea what you would get. Now there's 10-12 different breads they make subs with...white, Wheat, multigrain, pretzel roll, Brioche (whatever the F that is).

We have become a nation of food pu$$ies.

When I go to lunch I hear people going into the most excruciating detail about their sandwiches with the wait staff: "I want the club sandwich, on rye, lightly toasted, with just a very small amount of mayonnaise, swap out the American cheese for Swiss, add some bean sprouts to the second layer, yada, yada, yada, ad infinitum, ad nauseum, ad disgustum.

You're an insurance clerk or an auto parts delivery guy! STFU! Just eat what I bring you! And btw, this is a shizhole diner, not the Ritz. Goddamit.

I like the morons that order stuff like a "tuna melt club"......"but hold the bacon and cheese". Or a "Turkey Club"....."hold the bacon", etc.... Often times it helps to understand the definition of what you're ordering, which seems beyond some people.
 
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What is almost as troubling as Outrage Bob's predictable (and in my view mounting) breakfast fears is the disturbing lack of mayonnaise and mustard fans evinced in this thread.

Jesus, do your mothers still stop by and cut the crusts off your bread when you're eating toast? And wait, some of you refuse to eat cheese, right? And you can't have your vegetables touching your meat?

The ugly other side of this is the massive proliferation of breads now sold by fast food outlets. Sheetz used to sell you a sub on a Sub Roll. While certainly there were some crucial variations in this item from place to place, you had a pretty good idea what you would get. Now there's 10-12 different breads they make subs with...white, Wheat, multigrain, pretzel roll, Brioche (whatever the F that is).

We have become a nation of food pu$$ies.

When I go to lunch I hear people going into the most excruciating detail about their sandwiches with the wait staff: "I want the club sandwich, on rye, lightly toasted, with just a very small amount of mayonnaise, swap out the American cheese for Swiss, add some bean sprouts to the second layer, yada, yada, yada, ad infinitum, ad nauseum, ad disgustum.

You're an insurance clerk or an auto parts delivery guy! STFU! Just eat what I bring you! And btw, this is a shizhole diner, not the Ritz. Goddamit.

This all stems from their mommies and daddies catering to their every whim as children.
 
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What is almost as troubling as Outrage Bob's predictable (and in my view mounting) breakfast fears is the disturbing lack of mayonnaise and mustard fans evinced in this thread.

Jesus, do your mothers still stop by and cut the crusts off your bread when you're eating toast? And wait, some of you refuse to eat cheese, right? And you can't have your vegetables touching your meat?

The ugly other side of this is the massive proliferation of breads now sold by fast food outlets. Sheetz used to sell you a sub on a Sub Roll. While certainly there were some crucial variations in this item from place to place, you had a pretty good idea what you would get. Now there's 10-12 different breads they make subs with...white, Wheat, multigrain, pretzel roll, Brioche (whatever the F that is).

We have become a nation of food pu$$ies.

When I go to lunch I hear people going into the most excruciating detail about their sandwiches with the wait staff: "I want the club sandwich, on rye, lightly toasted, with just a very small amount of mayonnaise, swap out the American cheese for Swiss, add some bean sprouts to the second layer, yada, yada, yada, ad infinitum, ad nauseum, ad disgustum.

You're an insurance clerk or an auto parts delivery guy! STFU! Just eat what I bring you! And btw, this is a shizhole diner, not the Ritz. Goddamit.

Have you been to a Starbucks to see how they order there? LOL.
Bottom line is I could never work at a Starbucks or I'd be fired in the first 10 minutes.
 
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I like the morons that order stuff like a "tuna melt club"......"but hold the bacon and cheese". Or a "Turkey Club"....."hold the bacon", etc.... Often times it helps to understand the definition of what your ordering, which seems beyond some people.

I'd like a BLT, please. Hold the lettuce and tomato. :p
 
What is almost as troubling as Outrage Bob's predictable (and in my view mounting) breakfast fears is the disturbing lack of mayonnaise and mustard fans evinced in this thread.

Jesus, do your mothers still stop by and cut the crusts off your bread when you're eating toast? And wait, some of you refuse to eat cheese, right? And you can't have your vegetables touching your meat?

The ugly other side of this is the massive proliferation of breads now sold by fast food outlets. Sheetz used to sell you a sub on a Sub Roll. While certainly there were some crucial variations in this item from place to place, you had a pretty good idea what you would get. Now there's 10-12 different breads they make subs with...white, Wheat, multigrain, pretzel roll, Brioche (whatever the F that is).

We have become a nation of food pu$$ies.

When I go to lunch I hear people going into the most excruciating detail about their sandwiches with the wait staff: "I want the club sandwich, on rye, lightly toasted, with just a very small amount of mayonnaise, swap out the American cheese for Swiss, add some bean sprouts to the second layer, yada, yada, yada, ad infinitum, ad nauseum, ad disgustum.

You're an insurance clerk or an auto parts delivery guy! STFU! Just eat what I bring you! And btw, this is a shizhole diner, not the Ritz. Goddamit.

Well I only allow certain veggies to touch my meat... :eek:
 
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What is almost as troubling as Outrage Bob's predictable (and in my view mounting) breakfast fears is the disturbing lack of mayonnaise and mustard fans evinced in this thread.

Jesus, do your mothers still stop by and cut the crusts off your bread when you're eating toast? And wait, some of you refuse to eat cheese, right? And you can't have your vegetables touching your meat?

The ugly other side of this is the massive proliferation of breads now sold by fast food outlets. Sheetz used to sell you a sub on a Sub Roll. While certainly there were some crucial variations in this item from place to place, you had a pretty good idea what you would get. Now there's 10-12 different breads they make subs with...white, Wheat, multigrain, pretzel roll, Brioche (whatever the F that is).

We have become a nation of food pu$$ies.

When I go to lunch I hear people going into the most excruciating detail about their sandwiches with the wait staff: "I want the club sandwich, on rye, lightly toasted, with just a very small amount of mayonnaise, swap out the American cheese for Swiss, add some bean sprouts to the second layer, yada, yada, yada, ad infinitum, ad nauseum, ad disgustum.

You're an insurance clerk or an auto parts delivery guy! STFU! Just eat what I bring you! And btw, this is a shizhole diner, not the Ritz. Goddamit.

Interesting... Demlion is a food conservative.
 
I love mustard. I love honey-mustard. Tastewise, those 2 items have NOTHING in common.
 
I"ll put this on my eggs. Hell, I'll put this on a shoe and eat it.

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Yeah! I miss the good old days where your option was the hamburger, cheeseburger or big mac. Whatever the F they put on it, you ate! (unless you take out the pickle).

Fast food ended with "hold the pickle hold the lettuce special orders don't upset us..."

I'm a SNOWFLAKE. :eek: , and I want my food my way! :eek:
 
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Menus are generally helpful in telling you how what you ordered is served, especially in regards to condiments on sandwiches, sides, etc.... Why would you order something prepared in a fashion that "you" don't like.......and then violently complain about it despite ordering it? That's some bizarre behavior there if you ask me....

They don't all provide details. If they do and I see condiments in there I ask them to not put it on there.
However, it is not rare for the food to arrive with that crap all over my food. That is when I get upset.
No so bizarre, really.
 
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honey mustard is not honey nor is it mustard... what it is nobody knows.

Duke's Mayonnaise is the only mayonnaise I will use, typically don't put it on anything with beef or pork, will occasionally put it on a chicken sandwich - but that is rare. Usually only in crab cakes and devilled eggs.
 
I thought everyone knew that the proper way to eat a roast-beef sandwich is with horseradish sauce....

Well I use Kelchners and not sure I call that sauce. Kelchners is just the root salt vinegar and water. Sauce I consider the cheap weak creamy version with lots of additives etc ... after growing up on Kelchners I have become a horseradish snow I admit it... :)
 
Well I use Kelchners and not sure I call that sauce. Kelchners is just the root salt vinegar and water. Sauce I consider the cheap weak creamy version with lots of additives etc ... after growing up on Kelchners I have become a horseradish snow I admit it... :)

Ummm, there are all kinds of food companies that sell horseradish in the grocery store (i.e., minced up horseradish in a jar - the most common one is a long thin bottle that Kraft uses) - most people just take a knife, grab some out of the jar and spread it across their roast-beef sandwich (usually on the bread side). Not sure exactly what you're referring to in regards to horseradish sauce beyond this (i.e., all's it is is horseradish).

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There are a bunch of private-label producers like "Gold's Deli" in NYC, but it's all the same stuff:

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There's a tavern/burger place outside of Portland, OR which I've always admired for their take no prisoners approach to special requests to "don't add this or take away that" on their burgers.

They have a sign by the cash register which reads:

This ain't Burger King. You ain't going to have it your way. You're going to have it our way or you ain't going to have the son of a b*tch!
 
What is almost as troubling as Outrage Bob's predictable (and in my view mounting) breakfast fears is the disturbing lack of mayonnaise and mustard fans evinced in this thread.

Jesus, do your mothers still stop by and cut the crusts off your bread when you're eating toast? And wait, some of you refuse to eat cheese, right? And you can't have your vegetables touching your meat?

The ugly other side of this is the massive proliferation of breads now sold by fast food outlets. Sheetz used to sell you a sub on a Sub Roll. While certainly there were some crucial variations in this item from place to place, you had a pretty good idea what you would get. Now there's 10-12 different breads they make subs with...white, Wheat, multigrain, pretzel roll, Brioche (whatever the F that is).

We have become a nation of food pu$$ies.

When I go to lunch I hear people going into the most excruciating detail about their sandwiches with the wait staff: "I want the club sandwich, on rye, lightly toasted, with just a very small amount of mayonnaise, swap out the American cheese for Swiss, add some bean sprouts to the second layer, yada, yada, yada, ad infinitum, ad nauseum, ad disgustum.

You're an insurance clerk or an auto parts delivery guy! STFU! Just eat what I bring you! And btw, this is a shizhole diner, not the Ritz. Goddamit.

 
I like the morons that order stuff like a "tuna melt club"......"but hold the bacon and cheese". Or a "Turkey Club"....."hold the bacon", etc.... Often times it helps to understand the definition of what you're ordering, which seems beyond some people.
I know a lot of people aren't fond of the French but I like their restaurant philosophy. Whatever is written on the menu is what they're serving that day. If it's chicken and green beans you'll get chicken and green beans. You don't sit there and ask if you can swap out the green beans for corn. If you don't like chicken AND green beans then don't order chicken AND green beans. Either order something else or find another restaurant. That particular restaurant didn't prepare corn that day and that's why it wasn't on the menu. Don't like it? C'est la vie.
 
I know a lot of people aren't fond of the French but I like their restaurant philosophy. Whatever is written on the menu is what they're serving that day. If it's chicken and green beans you'll get chicken and green beans. You don't sit there and ask if you can swap out the green beans for corn. If you don't like chicken AND green beans then don't order chicken AND green beans. Either order something else or find another restaurant. That particular restaurant didn't prepare corn that day and that's why it wasn't on the menu. Don't like it? C'est la vie.

They surrender on everything else but not what's on the menu.

Nice.
 
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They surrender on everything else but not what's on the menu.

Nice.

I never fail to get the look of death when I hold up a French fry and congratulate them on France's greatest invention. A surprising number of them know they are actually a Belgium creation.
 
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I never fail to get the look of death when I hold up a French fry and congratulate them on France's greatest invention. A surprising number of them know they are actually a Belgium creation.

The greatest contribution the French have is to support the Colonies in their effort to secede from King George and England.

And the toast that is named after them.
 
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