I don't even like fried chicken, yet ... I can't deny the chicken/waffle appeal. Throw in that mac and cheese? OH GOD OH GOD MY GOD.
See, I like fried chicken, and I like waffles, but the idea of them being on the same plate just disturbs me. (Also, maple syrup + fried chicken = ew, in my head.) But I might try it, should it be offered, for lo! I am adventurous.
Mac & cheese, though, is a dealbreaker. It's one of those foods I decided I didn't like when I was five, and every time I try some I decide I'm still right. I agree that adding broccoli -- say, a 75-25 ratio of noodles to broccoli -- would make it more edible. Also, the noodles should be spirals or penne, because I hate the way macaroni looks.
Hi, I'm a freak.
Matt, you have not actually had naan, I'm afraid.
I swear, I don't think I've ever had bread that I didn't like, even the weird Himalayan steamed bun that was basically flavorless.
See, I like fried chicken, and I like waffles, but the idea of them being on the same plate just disturbs me.
But often they aren't on the same plate. Sometimes they are, but usually we get chicken + gravy on one plate and the waffle on the other.
I swear, I don't think I've ever had bread that I didn't like
Carb slut. It's amazing you were able to stick to the high protein diet.
I think Matt needs a naan intervention. I love naan when it is crisp out of the tandoor.Mmm... I want Indian food now.
What Dana said. They should lock people up for calling something like that "naan".
I swear, I don't think I've ever had bread that I didn't like,
True for me as well. The ethiopian crepe-y tortilla things did give me pause for a bit, but I decided I liked them after all.
Carb slut. It's amazing you were able to stick to the high protein diet.
That's why it's so good for me -- left to my own devices, I will eat 90% carbs. And 10% cheese.
But often they aren't on the same plate. Sometimes they are, but usually we get chicken + gravy on one plate and the waffle on the other.
That completely changes my mental picture. I thought it was, like, a chicken/waffle sandwich. If they're on different plates, the waffle is like cornbread or a biscuit, just with little holes.
Perhaps it's different elsewhere, but the naan that's available at two restaurants here is not unlike a gray, droopy sponge that's been sliced into wafer-thin servings.
Yeah, that's REALLY bad naan. The naan I've had is delicious, not unlike a slightly thinner warm pita bread.
Somebody should deny her Roscoe's for a little while until someone can film this for posterity.
Then push her nose.
Hey! Now my nose itches, I hope you're happy.
Naan does sound good. Plei, wanna go get Indian food this weekend. Want Pete & I to bring you Indian food this weekend?
