Cheddar cheese bacon bits potato wedges with ranch

[WarofAges]

....and beer= amazing


im in for a good night. i wish i could show pictures

[steve21]

wow.

america, **** yeah.

[Deacon_Blues]

Sounds nice.

[ROON]

Sounds... fatty.

[cdef]

Originally Posted by ROON

Sounds... fatty.

I read somewhere that what the human sense of taste perceives as "yummy" is mostly the chemistry of fats.

[Deacon_Blues]

Originally Posted by cdef

I read somewhere that what the human sense of taste perceives as "yummy" is mostly the chemistry of fats.

I wouldn't doubt that.

Try making a bolognese out of low-fat minced beef meat that you fry in a teflon pan without oil or butter, and then try the same with a fatter minced pork+beef meat and a bit of oil or butter in the pan. You'll notice quite a difference.

[ROON]

Originally Posted by cdef

I read somewhere that what the human sense of taste perceives as "yummy" is mostly the chemistry of fats.

Got nothin' against fatty stuff but that just sounds like it'd give you a heart attack.

[spade2you]

Originally Posted by ROON

Sounds... fatty.

Nothing a high intensity run or bike ride can't fix.

[i_got_a_mohawk]

I had a Bacon, Cheddar & Pepparoni butty earlier, it worked well!

(these kind of things happen when im getting rid of whats left in the fridge )

[XtreO]

Originally Posted by Deacon_Blues

I wouldn't doubt that.

Try making a bolognese out of low-fat minced beef meat that you fry in a teflon pan without oil or butter, and then try the same with a fatter minced pork+beef meat and a bit of oil or butter in the pan. You'll notice quite a difference.

What makes things taste good is (usually) fat and carbohydrates. So yeah.

[MakiSupaStar]

[WickedPissah]

mmm...topping-laden potato wedges and beer.