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Vinegar for fries is popular here in Nova Scotia, mostly due to Fish & Chips. Salt & Vinegar chips are popular too.
since this is the fast food thread, get the OG Heinz.ok i'm intrigued, which brand you guys rec?
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seriously wtf, is this like some secret white ppl thing you guys let slip out?Malt Vinegar is a fucking amazing on fries.
I never heard of that shit growing up, but once I left Texas I found it was a common white people thing. And it's awesome.seriously wtf, is this like some secret white ppl thing you guys let slip out?
I learned about it when we got a 5 Guys. It is a staple of their condiment station.seriously wtf, is this like some secret white ppl thing you guys let slip out?
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It's only $4.99. But Costco's rotisserie chicken comes at a huge price | CNN Business
At the back of Costco's stores, past the televisions, jewelry, jumbo-sized ketchup jugs and tubs of mixed nuts, is one of the retailer's most prized items: The rotisserie chicken that costs just $4.99.www.cnn.com
seriously wtf, is this like some secret white ppl thing you guys let slip out?
Here's the bio for the writer, spot the Hulk Hogan connection:Nothing in that article makes it seem like there is a problem with Costco or their chickens. It seems like CNN is trying to make an issue out of standard corporate consolidation.
Nathaniel Meyersohn is a retail reporter at CNN Business. He covers the retail industry from breaking news to original stories that analyze the trends impacting retailers like Walmart, Amazon, Target, Best Buy, and others.
Prior to joining CNN Business, Meyersohn worked on CNN's investigative team and at BuzzFeed News.
He graduated from Emory University in Atlanta with a degree in southern history.
Here's the bio for the writer, spot the Hulk Hogan connection:
seriously wtf, is this like some secret white ppl thing you guys let slip out?
I didn't read it as a "Look at what the fuck CostCo did!" article, more of a background on how they operate. It was super interesting, i mean,t hey built a half a billion dollar facility in BFE, Nebraska to enable them to continue with the $4.99 chickens. That's pretty bananas.Nothing in that article makes it seem like there is a problem with Costco or their chickens. It seems like CNN is trying to make an issue out of standard corporate consolidation.
it's a 20step process to make that chicken feet!Just like Chicken Feet, I tried the weird shit a few times a year. The only vinegar I own is Chinese stuff and apple cider becauseHekotat said it cures hangovers.
he’s a liar
I guess dipping fries into Malt vinegar would be the same as you eating chicken feet.
sure it’s strange but not bad.
Malt Vinegar is just ok on regular fries, but if you go to a place like Long John Silvers or Captain D's where I think they cook the fries in the same oil as the fish it's amazing. I can only do a place like that once a year or so, because I feel greasy just walking into the place.