90-70 pounds for the best 'afternoon teas' in london.

 

A bunch of dry looking sandwiches and upscale scone/cakes.  

 

Girls' rating: Overall the food isn't that good- the room and atmosphere is where most of the value is.

 

 

Girls:  110 pounds for a Christmas afternoon tea, a 9/10 for food and 10/10 for ambience

 

I don't know how much of the food I make can be considered unique and unusual, but I'm fine with it. Lately, I've especially enjoyed the poultry I buy here https://www.gourmetfoodstore.com/wagyu-beef-and-specialty-meats/poultry. I've noticed that it all depends on the quality of the food first and foremost, and in addition the recipe I found. By using different spices, sauces, you can achieve amazing flavor.

 

Pretty strange looking meal- 3 M stars

Too expensive but a need

 

 

I still loving them

 

Choose one or more!

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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cost $15 for 2 hotdogs and one drink with tax included

 

Grey's payaya now costs $7.50 for the same deal

 

Back it the day (20 yrs ago) people could get 2 hotdogs and a drink for $2.50, and nearby there was good pizza for $3.50 (2 plain slices 1 drink). 

 

 

 

It is Summer here, but

 

 

What I like about vapes and e-cigarettes is that most of their juices taste like food. I love eating good food, and it’s cool that when I vape, I get to taste something good instead of the nasty cigarette flavor. By the way, I buy all my juices from E-Cigarette Online Shop. It’s the simplest option, and they have a much larger selection than local vape shops.

16 hours ago, Albert Katz said:

What I like about vapes and e-cigarettes is that most of their juices taste like food. I love eating good food, and it’s cool that when I vape, I get to taste something good instead of the nasty cigarette flavor. By the way, I buy all my juices from E-Cigarette Online Shop. It’s the simplest option, and they have a much larger selection than local vape shops.

This is not food and toxic for health. 

 

It is Summer but this week I want to eat canalons. 

 

I ate a buttered 20 oz steak today, very good.

 

Also last week I ate at the 'best fast food hamburger' joint Shake Shack:

 

 

two grilled to crispy patties w/ fried pickles, bacon, spicy cheese, bbq sauce- very good and fresh (9/10).  I wish more places had fried pickles.

 The only issue is that I barely tasted any beef and I don't think the patties had strong enough beef flavor.  The texture of the patties were good though.  The add-ons had so much flavor that they overwhelmed the beef.

 

The burgers I make at home have 3 times stronger beef flavor.

 

This burger cost $13 by itself with tax and has about 950 calories, which is a meal by itself.  This makes this 'fast food' burger the same price as burgers in restaurants.  I would rate the burger on par with steakhouse burgers except for the quality of the patties.

The "today dessert". Not like the cakes, but healthy.