What are you eating?

[Caliga]

Breakfast was home fries, bacon, and cinnamon raisin french toast with a hard sauce made from Jim Beam Maple Bourbon and butter.

[Ed Anger]

I had a pop tart.

[jimmy olsen]

I had a pop tart.

Truly you dine like the King of Kings.

[Ed Anger]

I can regally dine on them from my throne of skulls.

[Scipio]

Homemade redneck ramen take two.

Pork dashi with sauteed mushrooms, fresh basil, sembel oelek, fish sauce, cherry tomatoes, noodles, poached egg, and cilantro.

Now I need a nap.

[Ed Anger]

Since I had to feed 5 ravenous children, I went with the easiest route(without ordering out):

Tomato soup and a grilled cheese sandwich.

I'm awesome. Plus it was good.

[Caliga]

Princesca had to get a CPAP machine this morning and I tagged along.  The respiratory dude screwed up the appointment time and was an hour late, so we missed karate and decided to tour the Four Roses distillery instead, which was just a few miles away.  After that, we went to this place called Wallace Station Deli for lunch.  It was featured on that food show with Guy Fieri one time.  Princesca got the burger that he had there and said it was "one of the five best burgers anywhere" and thought it was good, but said Five Guys is better.   She thought their fries were the best she's ever had though... tossed in truffle oil and topped with shredded white cheddar with a garlic aioli for dipping.  I don't know if I would go that far, but they were definitely good.

[dps]

Steak and a baked potato tonight.

[Barrister]

A very brief history lesson... Alberta politics are weird.  Always have been.  One of the many strange things about this province is that despite having a well-earned reputation for being right-wing, we actually have a government-owned bank.  It used to be Alberta Treasury Branch, now called ATB Financial.  It was set up by the Social Credit government back in the 1930s, and is still going strong.  It operates exclusively in Alberta, and as such escapes any federal regulation.

So anyways, the food truck I go up to has a bunch of ATB Financial flags around it.  I get in line, and a lady approaches me and says that it's ATB's 75th anniversary.  To celebrate, they were sponsoring a special Avocado, Bacon and Tomato burger at this food truck (ATB burger, get it :rolleyes).  It was for $5 instead of the regular $10 they'd charge (and indeed everything else on the menu was ~$10).

So, because Bible Bill Aberhart wanted to stick it to the big banks back in the depression, I got a half-price burger, plus a lunchkit and some jelly beans today.  Strangest promotion ever.

The burger itself was very good.  The avocado (well, guacamole) was surprisingly tasty on a burger.

But this is probably my last day for eating lunch outside from a food truck.

[mongers]

Home-made pizza. 

[Syt]

Had for lunch a Chicken BBQ pizza with extra salami, bacon, jalapenos, red onions, feta and tabasco. With Cheesy crust.

[The Brain]

I had a pop tart.

What do you call a German slut?

[Ideologue]

Soy stuff spaghetti.  Pretty delicious.

[Duque de Bragança]

Zigeuner Schnitzel

PS: before somebody asks, it was NOT stolen.

[Eddie Teach]

Golden Corral's buffet. Had steak, lasagna, ham, taco, more steak... Too much food.