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Please leave out Beer, Nachos, and Wings, those are too obvious..

 
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salsa n tortilla chips..pistachio nuts..bagel bites..sunflower seeds..fried chicken
 
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Im on a weekly menu:

Week 1: Bacon wrapped chicken kaboobs off the grill (AWESOME) with salad

Week 2: Spanikopita (from Costco) with stuffed chicked breast (stuffed with spinach, ricotta, mozerrella and garlic) TOP WITH MOZERELLEA).

Week 3: BBQ baby back ribs marinated for 24 hours in Vinegar, Lemons, seasoning, water, oil and BBQ suase, on the grill, slow cooked.

Week 4: mini bugers, juicy lucy's (google juicy lucy) and BBQ baked beans off the grill. BOOM

 
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This past Monday I ate a chocolate mousse.
 
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Order pizza every foorball Sunday. It's my cheat meal for the week otherwise I choke down chicken breasts and tuna.
 
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Quote Originally Posted by TampaTony:

Im on a weekly menu:

Week 1: Bacon wrapped chicken kaboobs off the grill (AWESOME) with salad

Week 2: Spanikopita (from Costco) with stuffed chicked breast (stuffed with spinach, ricotta, mozerrella and garlic) TOP WITH MOZERELLEA).

Week 3: BBQ baby back ribs marinated for 24 hours in Vinegar, Lemons, seasoning, water, oil and BBQ suase, on the grill, slow cooked.

Week 4: mini bugers, juicy lucy's (google juicy lucy) and BBQ baked beans off the grill. BOOM

nice!!!

 
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bbq baked beans, sounds gooood!
 
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a bagel with tomatoes onions and hummus

Its 10 am!!!!

then i break out the snack food
 
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Shrimpers!!
 
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all homemade chili cheese dip, it is money
 
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I love a fat pastrami sandwich.
 
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I start with some vagina then go to burgers and chips
 
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mmmmmmm mmmmmm all sounds good!

pastrami sanwiches with a couple strips of avocado and thousand island dressing.

 
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[Quote: Originally Posted by wiseoldowl]

mmmmmmm mmmmmm all sounds good!

pastrami sanwiches with a couple strips of avocado and thousand island dressing.

[/Quote  sorry meant rueben sandwiches
 
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NAILS......lol....gl2u
 
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Hairpie is always on the menu.........
 
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Burgers and dogs are always easy tailgating foods...  What foods do you like to bring to your tailgate parties???
 
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Been on a diet so far this season. 

When I eventually crack, gonna be a ham, salami, and provolone with the works from a local deli.  With it is usually some fresh mozz and Italian bread.  Also some of those stuffed peppers with the prioscuito and provolone.  Maybe a riceball or two.

 
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Tuna Salad with pepperoncinis, Cholula, spinach and plain yogurt on hot sourdough......Mmmmm 
 
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Quote Originally Posted by Gbobgunn:

Tuna Salad with pepperoncinis, Cholula, spinach and plain yogurt on hot sourdough......Mmmmm 

mmmmmmm mmmmmm  now that does sound good!

 

 

 

 
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Quote Originally Posted by TampaTony:

Im on a weekly menu:

Week 1: Bacon wrapped chicken kaboobs off the grill (AWESOME) with salad

Week 2: Spanikopita (from Costco) with stuffed chicked breast (stuffed with spinach, ricotta, mozerrella and garlic) TOP WITH MOZERELLEA).

Week 3: BBQ baby back ribs marinated for 24 hours in Vinegar, Lemons, seasoning, water, oil and BBQ suase, on the grill, slow cooked.

Week 4: mini bugers, juicy lucy's (google juicy lucy) and BBQ baked beans off the grill. BOOM


I'll see you tomorrow. Is 12:30 all right? 
 
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My main sunday football meal: Cheesesteak with peppers, onions, ketchup, and mayo from a great local deli by me. 
 
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Sushi
 
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I eat out 
 
 
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Have to go with pizza, can't go wrong

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