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.
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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?!
Steamed hams?!
"Aurora Borealis? At this time of day, at this time of year, at this lattitude, isolated eniterly in your kitchen?"
"Yes."
. . .
"Can I see it?"
We don't have a White Castle here...we used to have a Krystals but that closed up shop.
The only White Castles I've seen have been in the freezer section of the grocery store, but I've stayed far far away from those. "Fresh" White Castles sound bad enough I can't imagine what a frozen and then reheated one would be like.
My mind is highly suggestible. I am now craving fast food.
"Can I see it?"
Nnnnno.
I have never partaken of the freakish steamed onion burgers. They sound indescribably awful.
Mmm, steamed hams!
Bwah!
It's an Albany expression.
They sound indescribably awful.
Oh, they are.
And yet....
I think I have a sickness.
It's an Albany expression.
It's an old family recipe.