EPTDear Taco Bell - Page 2
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Wr3k
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zobz
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kainzero
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i bet the onion doesn't even have a varietal name attached to it. it's just "onion." | ||
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JL13
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mOnion
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mexico is literally right there o.o | ||
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Brett
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Mastermind
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Lexpar
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JL13
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On May 24 2010 15:03 mOnion wrote: my mexican food could kick your mexican food's ass. mexico is literally right there o.o haha, and yet you go to Taco Bell =). But to be fair, I haven't been to Texas. | ||
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mOnion
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On May 24 2010 15:22 JL13 wrote: haha, and yet you go to Taco Bell =). But to be fair, I haven't been to Texas. college budget ;_; | ||
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OmgIRok
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Kyuukyuu
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crumunch
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FFFFUUUUUUUUUUUUU | ||
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Roffles
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Weird. =( | ||
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jindo29
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Empyrean
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Here's one of my college staples that is cheaper per serving, much more healthy, and only requires minimal assembly (not even cooking!): Ingredients (not exact measures, play around with it to your liking): Croissant Canned, drained Tuna (college budget, haha) Sesame oil Salt/Pepper Celery 1. Dice celery into small pieces. 2. Drain the tuna. 3. Assemble everything 4. Put it on a croissant. If you have a friend with Costco membership, you can buy decent croissants by the dozen for fairly cheap. Canned tuna is great on sale and tastes good, celery is cheap as fuck, you can steal salt/pepper from your food court, and sesame oil is a few dollars for a bottle (and you use maybe 1/100 of an entire bottle per sandwich). It's also decently low in fat (croissant adds the most), but has a lot of protein and decent vitamins/minerals from the tuna. Celery is just for taste...I suppose it adds a negligible amount of fiber? Seriously, this takes like 2 minutes to assemble, is much tastier than anything at Taco Bell, and is much better for you as well. If you want more cheap college kid recipes, just ask. I have tons (lots of them involve sandwich presses and ingredients you can steal from food courts rofl). | ||
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Grobyc
Canada18410 Posts
but please, share more ;] | ||
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Piste
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On May 24 2010 14:52 FragKrag wrote: why haven't i seen a single monion joke maybe you can't read? I always hate those who asks for a special treatment for cheap fastfood. Fast food chains are not doing those tacos or burgers one by one for each individual customer. They are doing them in masses so if you dont want onion go to a proper restaurant and ask for your fucking taco there. | ||
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Grobyc
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Empyrean
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On May 24 2010 16:16 Grobyc wrote: LOL Empyrean^ but please, share more ;] Hmm, if you can make the investment in one of those sandwich presses (the kind that are like grills...like a panini press. They're not that expensive), you can steal bread from food courts, vegetable ingredients from the salad bar, and just have to buy some freshly sliced cheese from a store (good sandwich cheeses are smoky ones such as Gouda or Havarti) and make yourself a great panini: It only costs a few dollars because of the cheese. Ingredients: Stolen whole-grain sliced bread of some sort (breakfast area) Stolen spinach or mesclun mix (salad bar) Stolen cherry tomatoes (cut these in half yourself...salad bar) Stolen cut zucchini (salad bar) Stolen mushrooms (salad bar) Stolen cut peppers (salad bar) Good cheese (buy this, rofl). Butter (might be able to steal this if your food court has those little butter pats). 1. Butter the outside of the bread, and assemble ingredients into the inside of the sandwich. 2. If you can't figure this out you're fucking stupid. Yeah a lot of these involve stolen food and basic assembly skills. If you're paying $50k a year you sure as hell better get something out of school (besides a network and a degree). | ||
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