Comments on: The Seven Perfect Foods http://www.fatcyclist.com/2007/03/29/the-seven-perfect-foods/ It's like reality TV. Except it's real. And there's no TV. Fri, 04 Mar 2022 03:21:11 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9 hourly 1 By: Fat Cyclist » Blog Archive » Seven Perfect Instants http://www.fatcyclist.com/2007/03/29/the-seven-perfect-foods/comment-page-2/#comment-540745 Fat Cyclist » Blog Archive » Seven Perfect Instants Mon, 05 Dec 2011 18:50:35 +0000 http://www.fatcyclist.com/2007/03/29/the-seven-perfect-foods/#comment-540745 [...] Perfect InstantsUnlike the Seven Perfect Foods and Seven Perfect Climbing Songs, I am more than happy to admit the possibility that seven is [...] [...] Perfect InstantsUnlike the Seven Perfect Foods and Seven Perfect Climbing Songs, I am more than happy to admit the possibility that seven is [...]

]]> By: R http://www.fatcyclist.com/2007/03/29/the-seven-perfect-foods/comment-page-2/#comment-475850 R Sat, 30 Jan 2010 20:36:51 +0000 http://www.fatcyclist.com/2007/03/29/the-seven-perfect-foods/#comment-475850 And don't forget that the potato can be used as a backup battery in a pinch- and is still a great food afterwards!!! And don’t forget that the potato can be used as a backup battery in a pinch- and is still a great food afterwards!!!

]]> By: Jay (anonymously) http://www.fatcyclist.com/2007/03/29/the-seven-perfect-foods/comment-page-2/#comment-475579 Jay (anonymously) Thu, 28 Jan 2010 06:13:22 +0000 http://www.fatcyclist.com/2007/03/29/the-seven-perfect-foods/#comment-475579 Since the original post is from 2007, and this is 2010, I doubt anybody will read this, but I have to say: (first of all Guacamole is truly fun to say and truly a blessing from heaven) the best burrito I have ever had was from Tony and Georgia's Burritos and More in Las Vegas, New Mexico. Across the town square from the hotel where Teddy Roosevelt recruited some of his Rough Riders. It has (had? last there in 1995) an aluminum screen door on it, and T&G would take a couple weeks off for vacation, so sometimes it was closed. Truly excellent burritos, pork/green sauce, whatever...but the absolute best was the breakfast burrito. My wife and I got some as we drove out of town, ate them while driving over some mountains later that morning. Amazing. Manna. Fried egg, bacon, some kind of fresh hash browned potatoes...perfectly balanced. I never rememeber my dreams, but I'm positive I have dreamed about that burrito and forgotten the dream. Since the original post is from 2007, and this is 2010, I doubt anybody will read this, but I have to say: (first of all Guacamole is truly fun to say and truly a blessing from heaven) the best burrito I have ever had was from Tony and Georgia’s Burritos and More in Las Vegas, New Mexico. Across the town square from the hotel where Teddy Roosevelt recruited some of his Rough Riders. It has (had? last there in 1995) an aluminum screen door on it, and T&G would take a couple weeks off for vacation, so sometimes it was closed. Truly excellent burritos, pork/green sauce, whatever…but the absolute best was the breakfast burrito. My wife and I got some as we drove out of town, ate them while driving over some mountains later that morning. Amazing. Manna. Fried egg, bacon, some kind of fresh hash browned potatoes…perfectly balanced. I never rememeber my dreams, but I’m positive I have dreamed about that burrito and forgotten the dream.

]]> By: eclecticdefined http://www.fatcyclist.com/2007/03/29/the-seven-perfect-foods/comment-page-2/#comment-448936 eclecticdefined Wed, 29 Jul 2009 23:18:42 +0000 http://www.fatcyclist.com/2007/03/29/the-seven-perfect-foods/#comment-448936 Found your blog courtesy of Lance Armstrong's twitter post. Had to go back to try to find the "beginning" and ran across this post. You are dead on, although I'd expand the list by one item - that being feta cheese. While I am a huge fan of sharp, pungent cheeses such as sharp provolone from Italy, tangy Swiss, or a good Parmesan from Italy, fresh feta is to die for. Pair avocado and feta and you have the food of the gods. I have to agree 10000% about mixing peanut and plain M&Ms, about peanut butter (my favorite used to be peanut butter, butter, and banana sandwiches on wheat berry bread), and about potatoes. Ravioli gets a sentence unto itself. My grandparents were from Italy. My grandmother made a mean homemade ravioli. Each ravioli was about 3" square and stuffed with ricotta, parmesan, romano, spinach, and meat. Sometimes she'd stuff them with only the cheeses and spinach, then serve them with a white sauce and gigantic crab legs. Best.Food.Ever. Burritos, when well-executed, are definitely awesome, especially when you're on the go. And grapefruit is, indeed, magic stuff. Now back to perusing your blog. Found your blog courtesy of Lance Armstrong’s twitter post. Had to go back to try to find the “beginning” and ran across this post. You are dead on, although I’d expand the list by one item – that being feta cheese. While I am a huge fan of sharp, pungent cheeses such as sharp provolone from Italy, tangy Swiss, or a good Parmesan from Italy, fresh feta is to die for. Pair avocado and feta and you have the food of the gods. I have to agree 10000% about mixing peanut and plain M&Ms, about peanut butter (my favorite used to be peanut butter, butter, and banana sandwiches on wheat berry bread), and about potatoes. Ravioli gets a sentence unto itself. My grandparents were from Italy. My grandmother made a mean homemade ravioli. Each ravioli was about 3″ square and stuffed with ricotta, parmesan, romano, spinach, and meat. Sometimes she’d stuff them with only the cheeses and spinach, then serve them with a white sauce and gigantic crab legs. Best.Food.Ever. Burritos, when well-executed, are definitely awesome, especially when you’re on the go. And grapefruit is, indeed, magic stuff. Now back to perusing your blog.

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]]> By: Fat Cyclist » Blog Archive » 7 Perfect Climbing Songs http://www.fatcyclist.com/2007/03/29/the-seven-perfect-foods/comment-page-2/#comment-7384 Fat Cyclist » Blog Archive » 7 Perfect Climbing Songs Wed, 04 Apr 2007 04:45:17 +0000 http://www.fatcyclist.com/2007/03/29/the-seven-perfect-foods/#comment-7384 [...] Hesitation to PublishOK, I’ve put together my list. Now it’s time for me to publish it and see what everyone thinks. There’s a problem, though: Whereas I went into the Seven Perfect Foods list with plenty of confidence and bluster, I realize my taste in music is incredibly dated, and also that my taste in music may not have been all that great to begin with. [...] [...] Hesitation to PublishOK, I’ve put together my list. Now it’s time for me to publish it and see what everyone thinks. There’s a problem, though: Whereas I went into the Seven Perfect Foods list with plenty of confidence and bluster, I realize my taste in music is incredibly dated, and also that my taste in music may not have been all that great to begin with. [...]

]]> By: FatArsedWombat http://www.fatcyclist.com/2007/03/29/the-seven-perfect-foods/comment-page-2/#comment-6911 FatArsedWombat Sun, 01 Apr 2007 06:22:32 +0000 http://www.fatcyclist.com/2007/03/29/the-seven-perfect-foods/#comment-6911 Born 4 Lycra - I shan't argue with your experience re the Penguin V Tim Tam lineage, other than to say that while a Penguin can get you out of a fix (being in a country that does not stock Tim Tams, for example), a Tim Tam is the superior biscuit. I will back you totally on the Coopers (Pale or Sparkling) as inclusion as a perfect food. Dark beers and stout certainly should be acknowledged as food, but I think the floaty bits of Coopers and its overall chunkiness demands its inclusion. Coopers Stout is quite a brew too - it's Coopers and it's stout. Could it be better? Born 4 Lycra – I shan’t argue with your experience re the Penguin V Tim Tam lineage, other than to say that while a Penguin can get you out of a fix (being in a country that does not stock Tim Tams, for example), a Tim Tam is the superior biscuit. I will back you totally on the Coopers (Pale or Sparkling) as inclusion as a perfect food. Dark beers and stout certainly should be acknowledged as food, but I think the floaty bits of Coopers and its overall chunkiness demands its inclusion. Coopers Stout is quite a brew too – it’s Coopers and it’s stout. Could it be better?

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