Yeah...the sides will be a hard sell for hubby. The one thing that may get him is the prime rib. The boys would be all about the nuggets.That's what I was thinking and "fried rice" farrois the plant based option
not to mention how loud CM is even without the characters
Noticed the farro too. I usually use farro in salads. They could have just used brown rice but I guess using farro justifies $55?? Definitely wouldn’t pay that ever.That's what I was thinking and "fried rice" farro
It's a smoke and mirror method to mentally justify the cost of having a meal there. Sort of a culinary peppers ghost. If it seems exotic and above any McDonalds menu anywhere, then people will pay lots and they will love it.
They must really think we're dumb. If we want a high-end meal, we'll go to a high-end restaurant.
How have I lived almost 73 years, traveled the world and experienced a lot of thing, but still had no idea what Farro is without doing a search? Is there an army of people that do nothing more then search the worlds dumpsters looking for things that people eat and decide that all of us should join in? I don't mind trying new things until I start to feel that people are creating things out of other people garbage and trying to make me feel less then "with it" because I don't want to or can even think of a reason why I would want to try it. Many people would say that I am no longer willing to try new things. Not true, just not things that seem to have no redeeming value or even provide nutritional advantage that cannot be found in basic foods that we are familiar with. I confess that this has been one of my more old person rants.
They should have gone with quinoa or a nice basmatti or quinoa.
Farro is over priced wheat
You sure this time ?
Its unlimited? Because I feel like its going to be like Mama Melrose's packages. Aka 1 intro/appetizer, 1 entree and 1 desert XD
Coming from a food expert as yourself, I take that as confirmation that I'm not completely ready for the Curmudgeon Rest Home. Just a guess here but does it take up at least a half an aisle at Whole Foods?
Not even close. It's not uncommon but I'd hardly call it common.Coming from a food expert as yourself, I take that as confirmation that I'm not completely ready for the Curmudgeon Rest Home. Just a guess here but does it take up at least a half an aisle at Whole Foods?
So.... Sorta common or close to uncommon? I'm confused!
Not really, just looking for some old person sympathy.
It falls into the sort of common groupSo.... Sorta common or close to uncommon? I'm confused!
