What's American Food?

[SlowwHand]

Drake, running his mouth. Have some lists. I don't see Prunepickerville on ANY list.

http://travel.usnews.com/features/Americas_Best_BBQ_Cities/

Memphis, TN.
Lockhart, TX
KC, MO
Lexington, NC
Austin, TX
Nashville, TN
St. Louis, MO.

http://www.roadfood.com/Digest/470/whats-the-best-bbq-city-in-the-us

Memphis
Lockhart
KC
Lexington
Austin
Nashville
St. Louis

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/food-wine/americas-best-bbq-cities_b_1677393.html

Austin
Dallas & Around
Brownsville, TX
KC
St. Louis
Lexington
Raleigh, NC

[Dinner]

Nah, more of a Papa John's guy. Dominoes is not preferred.

Dinosaur BBQ is The Shit.

Does Dino BBQ have smoke rings on their meat?

[Hauldren Collider]

Figured this belonged here. Ensuring your sweet tea is sweet enough:

[regexcellent]

Wow uh, that's about 25% sugar by mass.

[Hauldren Collider]

Yes, somewhere in that vicinity.

[Dinner]

Is that one of those blood sugar readers which diabetics use? Fitting as who ever drinks that regularly will probably become diabetic.

[Hauldren Collider]

Yes, that is a blood sugar meter. And yes, it can serve dual purposes

[Imran Siddiqui]

Sweet tea is meant to be overly sweet, Oerdin. I don't see you bat an eye at fatty meats (ie, duck) at super fancy restaurants. Stop being such a food snob.

[giblets]

Yeah, but it's not meant to be syrup.

[Dinner]

As a teen I loved to drink ice tea, the regular type without sugar, and while visiting my aunt in Atlanta I ordered an ice tea but instead they brought sweet tea. It was the first time I'd ever tasted it and I literally gagged because I was unused to things being that sweet (I didn't even eat much candy as a kid). Luckily the waitress was nice and replaced it with unsweetened ice tea like I originally ordered.

[Imran Siddiqui]

I ordered an ice tea but instead they brought sweet tea

What do you mean "instead"? Tea is iced sweet tea down in these parts.

[molly bloom]

Literary macaronic link :

As for hunger, Joyce was hardly the first student to have to miss a few meals in Paris (where he briefly studied medicine when he was twenty-one). Bowker reports his reduction to such basic fare as “hard-boiled eggs, cold ham, bread and butter, macaroni, figs and cocoa” -- not exactly starvation rations.

http://www.ufppc.org/book-notes-mainmenu-36/11273-book-review-james-joyces-extraordinary-ability-to-be-unaffected-by-world-war-i.html

[MRT144]

Sweet tea is meant to be overly sweet, Oerdin. I don't see you bat an eye at fatty meats (ie, duck) at super fancy restaurants. Stop being such a food snob.

I defy someone to consume as many fatty meats per day as sweet tea.

[regexcellent]

Sweet tea is fine if you're not consuming more calories total than you can use in a day. It probably isn't great for your teeth but what is?

[molly bloom]

I defy someone to consume as many fatty meats per day as sweet tea.

I like sweet mint tea, but that's about it. And it has to be made with real mint.