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Old July 5th, 2005, 06:02 PM
nanner
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I was invited to breakfast at a diner this morning. It was spur of the
moment and I just ran there w/the kids to meet for breakfast.

What would you get? I ended up ordering a hot water for herbal tea that I
brought (Dandelion Tea) and I had a side order of bacon. I blotted off the
grease and left one strip for my friend. The kids split a cheese omelet and
didn't eat the home fries.

I didn't want to get an omelet because i don't trust it. I really want to be
strict right now because I have f'd around for a year and want to lose these
last 20 lbs!!

I am talking about NY diners - not like Dennys or Waffle House whatever - a
real diner. I suppose I could've had a burger or greek salad LOL but it was
only 8:30 am. It's now 1pm and I still haven't eaten, not really hungry.

Just wonderin' what yous woulda ordered ;o)


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Old July 5th, 2005, 06:07 PM
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2 eggs over medium side of bacon. Coffee. 1 slice of whole wheat toast
(sometimes)

tori

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"nanner" wrote in message
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I was invited to breakfast at a diner this morning. It was spur of the
moment and I just ran there w/the kids to meet for breakfast.

What would you get? I ended up ordering a hot water for herbal tea that I
brought (Dandelion Tea) and I had a side order of bacon. I blotted off the
grease and left one strip for my friend. The kids split a cheese omelet
and didn't eat the home fries.

I didn't want to get an omelet because i don't trust it. I really want to
be strict right now because I have f'd around for a year and want to lose
these last 20 lbs!!

I am talking about NY diners - not like Dennys or Waffle House whatever -
a real diner. I suppose I could've had a burger or greek salad LOL but it
was only 8:30 am. It's now 1pm and I still haven't eaten, not really
hungry.

Just wonderin' what yous woulda ordered ;o)



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Old July 5th, 2005, 06:21 PM
Jennifer
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You could have ordered the fried eggs.

But I would have gotten the cheese omelet with mushrooms and spinach.
It's a rare diner that makes them any other way than eggs and cheese.
But if you REALLY were concerned, get an egg white omelet.

Jennifer


nanner wrote:

I was invited to breakfast at a diner this morning. It was spur of the
moment and I just ran there w/the kids to meet for breakfast.

What would you get? I ended up ordering a hot water for herbal tea that I
brought (Dandelion Tea) and I had a side order of bacon. I blotted off the
grease and left one strip for my friend. The kids split a cheese omelet and
didn't eat the home fries.

I didn't want to get an omelet because i don't trust it. I really want to be
strict right now because I have f'd around for a year and want to lose these
last 20 lbs!!

I am talking about NY diners - not like Dennys or Waffle House whatever - a
real diner. I suppose I could've had a burger or greek salad LOL but it was
only 8:30 am. It's now 1pm and I still haven't eaten, not really hungry.

Just wonderin' what yous woulda ordered ;o)



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Old July 5th, 2005, 06:28 PM
nanner
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"Jennifer" wrote in message
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You could have ordered the fried eggs.

But I would have gotten the cheese omelet with mushrooms and spinach. It's
a rare diner that makes them any other way than eggs and cheese. But if
you REALLY were concerned, get an egg white omelet.
'


More concerned over the fake butter and stuff like that. Or if it's an
omelet are they using powdered eggs or real eggs?


Jennifer


nanner wrote:

I was invited to breakfast at a diner this morning. It was spur of the
moment and I just ran there w/the kids to meet for breakfast.

What would you get? I ended up ordering a hot water for herbal tea that I
brought (Dandelion Tea) and I had a side order of bacon. I blotted off
the grease and left one strip for my friend. The kids split a cheese
omelet and didn't eat the home fries.

I didn't want to get an omelet because i don't trust it. I really want to
be strict right now because I have f'd around for a year and want to lose
these last 20 lbs!!

I am talking about NY diners - not like Dennys or Waffle House whatever -
a real diner. I suppose I could've had a burger or greek salad LOL but
it was only 8:30 am. It's now 1pm and I still haven't eaten, not really
hungry.

Just wonderin' what yous woulda ordered ;o)




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Old July 5th, 2005, 06:32 PM
Susan
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nanner wrote:
I was invited to breakfast at a diner this morning. It was spur of the
moment and I just ran there w/the kids to meet for breakfast.

What would you get? I ended up ordering a hot water for herbal tea that I
brought (Dandelion Tea) and I had a side order of bacon. I blotted off the
grease and left one strip for my friend. The kids split a cheese omelet and
didn't eat the home fries.

I didn't want to get an omelet because i don't trust it. I really want to be
strict right now because I have f'd around for a year and want to lose these
last 20 lbs!!

I am talking about NY diners - not like Dennys or Waffle House whatever - a
real diner. I suppose I could've had a burger or greek salad LOL but it was
only 8:30 am. It's now 1pm and I still haven't eaten, not really hungry.

Just wonderin' what yous woulda ordered ;o)



I eat in NY diners all the time and order the omelettes. What exactly
don't you trust?

Susan
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Old July 5th, 2005, 06:42 PM
Bob (this one)
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nanner wrote:

I was invited to breakfast at a diner this morning. It was spur of the
moment and I just ran there w/the kids to meet for breakfast.

What would you get? I ended up ordering a hot water for herbal tea that I
brought (Dandelion Tea) and I had a side order of bacon. I blotted off the
grease and left one strip for my friend. The kids split a cheese omelet and
didn't eat the home fries.

I didn't want to get an omelet because i don't trust it. I really want to be
strict right now because I have f'd around for a year and want to lose these
last 20 lbs!!

I am talking about NY diners - not like Dennys or Waffle House whatever - a
real diner. I suppose I could've had a burger or greek salad LOL but it was
only 8:30 am. It's now 1pm and I still haven't eaten, not really hungry.

Just wonderin' what yous woulda ordered ;o)


Whatever looked good to me that was LC. So what if it's 8:30? Scrambled
eggs, ham and a few strawberries sounds like a perfectly fine breakfast.
But so does a salad (Oil and vinegar), ground beef patty, cauliflower.

Or nothing if you're not hungry. The time has nothing to do with food.

I was never happy when people brought food or drink materials into my
restaurants. There's an implied criticism. Do you bring flowers to a
florists shop to finish making a bouquet?

Pastorio
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Old July 5th, 2005, 06:50 PM
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nanner wrote:
"Jennifer" wrote in

You could have ordered the fried eggs.

But I would have gotten the cheese omelet with mushrooms and spinach. It's
a rare diner that makes them any other way than eggs and cheese. But if
you REALLY were concerned, get an egg white omelet.

More concerned over the fake butter and stuff like that. Or if it's an
omelet are they using powdered eggs or real eggs?


*NOBODY* uses powdered eggs any more. That was WWII stuff. Powdered eggs
cost more than fresh if you can even find them. In all my decades of
food service, I've never seen powdered eggs at a food show, in a catalog
or had a salesperson try to sell me some. NY-style diners cook all the
simple stuff from scratch because it's cheaper than to buy heavily
processed foods. They use gravy mixes and the like, but the basic foods
are what they say.

Don't sit there guessing, mostly because the guesses so far have been
way wrong. Ask a few questions.

Most diners use butter or buttery flavored oil on the griddle. I used
buttery oil in some of my restaurants and no one ever noted that it
didn't taste "right" including employees who knew foodservice. No
cholesterol. Liquid and pourable.

Pastorio
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Old July 5th, 2005, 07:00 PM
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Bob (this one) wrote:

I was never happy when people brought food or drink materials into my
restaurants. There's an implied criticism. Do you bring flowers to a
florists shop to finish making a bouquet?


I think special teas should be an exception; few restaurants stock them
all, and even fewer make their own, so no need for offense.

Susan
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Old July 5th, 2005, 07:01 PM
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"Bob (this one)" wrote in message
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nanner wrote:
"Jennifer" wrote in

You could have ordered the fried eggs.

But I would have gotten the cheese omelet with mushrooms and spinach.
It's a rare diner that makes them any other way than eggs and cheese. But
if you REALLY were concerned, get an egg white omelet.

More concerned over the fake butter and stuff like that. Or if it's an
omelet are they using powdered eggs or real eggs?


*NOBODY* uses powdered eggs any more. That was WWII stuff. Powdered eggs
cost more than fresh if you can even find them.


I went to an Inn - or B&B in CT and the woman of the house served us
powdered eggs. I asked about it because it was weird. Maybe it was in her
bomb shelter? Lol!! Maybe she mae her own mix or called it powdered eggs
when it was an egg substitute liquid? What's the weird egg stuff at McD's,
I had it as a kid and it was strange stuff.

In all my decades of food service, I've never seen powdered eggs at a food
show, in a catalog or had a salesperson try to sell me some. NY-style
diners cook all the simple stuff from scratch because it's cheaper than to
buy heavily processed foods. They use gravy mixes and the like, but the
basic foods are what they say.

Don't sit there guessing, mostly because the guesses so far have been way
wrong. Ask a few questions.

Most diners use butter or buttery flavored oil on the griddle. I used
buttery oil in some of my restaurants and no one ever noted that it didn't
taste "right" including employees who knew foodservice. No cholesterol.
Liquid and pourable.


It seems incredibly greasy on the eggs I've had in the local diners. Not
like butter and if you don't make a point of getting real butter on toast
they give you toast that's practically dipped in some oily un-butter. Is
that the oil? Margarine? Ick!


Pastorio



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Old July 5th, 2005, 07:01 PM
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nanner wrote:
I was invited to breakfast at a diner this morning. It was spur of the
moment and I just ran there w/the kids to meet for breakfast.

What would you get? I ended up ordering a hot water for herbal tea that I
brought (Dandelion Tea) and I had a side order of bacon. I blotted off
the grease and left one strip for my friend. The kids split a cheese
omelet and didn't eat the home fries.

I didn't want to get an omelet because i don't trust it. I really want to
be strict right now because I have f'd around for a year and want to lose
these last 20 lbs!!

I am talking about NY diners - not like Dennys or Waffle House whatever -
a real diner. I suppose I could've had a burger or greek salad LOL but
it was only 8:30 am. It's now 1pm and I still haven't eaten, not really
hungry.

Just wonderin' what yous woulda ordered ;o)


I eat in NY diners all the time and order the omelettes. What exactly
don't you trust?


they are very greasy and the eggs are wierd


Susan



 




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