Guest LPHScapeGoat Posted March 17, 2003 Report Posted March 17, 2003 What do all of you think about this calling French Fries "Freedom Fries" and French Toast "Freedom Toast"? But who actually calls toast French anyway? Thats what i wanna know.
Guest Flyboy Posted March 17, 2003 Report Posted March 17, 2003 What do all of you think about this calling French Fries "Freedom Fries" and French Toast "Freedom Toast"? Let's see what they have to say.
Guest LPHScapeGoat Posted March 17, 2003 Report Posted March 17, 2003 it should be known that im too lazy to search for old topics
Guest TheBoysAreBackinTown Posted March 17, 2003 Report Posted March 17, 2003 Flyboy, go post in the other thread if you feel so strongly about it. Maybe this guy just felt in his heart he needed another one.
Guest LPHScapeGoat Posted March 17, 2003 Report Posted March 17, 2003 again im too lazy to read for the index
Guest LPHScapeGoat Posted March 17, 2003 Report Posted March 17, 2003 and if we are talking about the index of this forum then i do not see it we already have new sings up in the Dinning Facility here, I dont think anyone here likes the French.
Guest TheBoysAreBackinTown Posted March 17, 2003 Report Posted March 17, 2003 BTW the dude who UConn's women in his sig, the freedom fries were in current events not food. So don't tell the dude he's wrong for posting.
Guest Flyboy Posted March 17, 2003 Report Posted March 17, 2003 Flyboy, go post in the other thread if you feel so strongly about it. Maybe this guy just felt in his heart he needed another one. I don't feel strongly about it. Hell, I don't even care about the damn fries. It's just redundant to have two threads about the same topic.
Guest Flyboy Posted March 17, 2003 Report Posted March 17, 2003 and if we are talking about the index of this forum then i do not see it Index of this forum?
Guest crandamaniac Posted March 17, 2003 Report Posted March 17, 2003 and if we are talking about the index of this forum then i do not see it Index of this forum? Alas poor Flyboy, you're searching has probably been done in vain, as they are probably too lazy to click that link.
Guest areacode212 Posted March 17, 2003 Report Posted March 17, 2003 What do all of you think about this calling French Fries "Freedom Fries" and French Toast "Freedom Toast"? But who actually calls toast French anyway? Thats what i wanna know. No one calls regular toast french, but pretty much everyone calls french toast just that. Do you not know what french toast is? They're basically bread slices dipped in an egg & milk mixture, then cooked on a skillet or frying pan. They're eaten the same way pancakes are...with butter & syrup. And I think the food renaming is pretty asinine.
Guest El Satanico Posted March 17, 2003 Report Posted March 17, 2003 But who actually calls toast French anyway? Thats what i wanna know. Don't tell me you don't know what French Toast is. Don't tell me that you actually think French Toast is just a fancy name for bread toasted in a toaster oven. The whole concept of renaming foods as Freedom Fries, Freedom Toast or even Freedom Burgers is retarded. I mean how fucking juvenile do you have to be to believe that this is taking some sort of stand against something. Are the french renaming American Cheese as Redneck Cheese or Pigdog Cheese. Well nevermind the French would never eat shite like American Cheese.
Guest LPHScapeGoat Posted March 17, 2003 Report Posted March 17, 2003 again we call that egg milk toast here and thre index link is just the index to the forum not the index of the food forum
Guest kkktookmybabyaway Posted March 17, 2003 Report Posted March 17, 2003 Hmmm, freedom fries + this recent story = coincidence?... CHICAGO (Reuters) - Americans aren't just renaming their french fries these days -- they're actually choosing not to eat them. After being considered a genuine treat by generations of kids, and grown-ups, too, sales of the fried strips of potatoes fell 10 percent in 2002, according to a recent study. The greasy slope on which fries are sliding stems from heavy discounting of other foods like burgers, chicken sandwiches and chili. Since late last year, McDonald's Corp. and Burger King have been duking it out in a price war that has seen burgers and other premium items changing hands for just a dollar as fast-food restaurants try to win back consumers. French fries have been one of the most popular items at fast-food restaurants. "They've (french fries) enjoyed tremendous growth every year for the last decade, but now they're being replaced by anything for a dollar," said Harry Balzer, vice president of the NPD Group Inc., a market research firm that conducted the survey. "Consumers are exercising their choice and pairing up a hamburger with a parfait or a salad from the dollar menu," Balzer said in a statement. Due to the increased popularity of discounted menus, such as McDonald's "Dollar Menu," combination meals that typically feature french fries as part of the package with a sandwich and a drink, are on the wane, NPD said. http://story.news.yahoo.com/news?tmpl=stor...nm/frenchfry_dc
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