But White Castle smells bad, see.
There's also a reason they're called 'Sliders', see.
They slide right on in and then slide right on out.
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But White Castle smells bad, see.
There's also a reason they're called 'Sliders', see.
They slide right on in and then slide right on out.
As gross as they are, I have to confess that I actually kind of like them, and still get a hankering for them every now and then.
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I have never, ever eaten at White Castle. If not for TV, I would not know what a white castle burger is at all. (I know they are tiny, and I read a book that says they have a hole in the middle of the burger, to make it cook faster.) I don't think there are any White Castles in Massachusetts, or else they are all invisible.
White Castle is scary. Maybe that's because the only one I've actually been in is the one that's open at 4am in St. Louis. Somehow, the active and pissed off (but routine) police presence didn't make it less nerve-wracking for the foreign dude.
I learned about White Castle from the Beastie Boys.
I have no White Castle exposure.
I remember White Castle commercials, where the WC truck driver would drive all across America, distributing White Castle to the poor folk who had no access to them on their own.
Always made me think of Invasion of the Body Snatchers.
I read a book that says they have a hole in the middle of the burger, to make it cook faster.
They have *five* holes in them which help them cook faster, and are also filled with onions.
Also they are not grilled. They are steamed.
Also they are not grilled. They are steamed.
Steamed hams?!