White Castle is coming (restaurants, places, good quality)

[jimj]

Originally Posted by Returning2USA

Krispy Kreme is garbage; so is, White Castle.

Jaysus, folks must be deprived.

No surprise, they've already brought that crap they call "pizza" from out there to here so why not White Castle as well?

[MN-Born-n-Raised]

Originally Posted by jimj

No surprise, they've already brought that crap they call "pizza" from out there to here so why not White Castle as well?

Give a FRESH krispy kreme glazed donut a try. When the chain was going gangbusters and people experienced the donut for the 1st time, there were literally lines to get in the shop. I'm talking hundreds of people. i.e. waiting an hour to buy a silly dozen of donuts. Obviously there was something to it. I was told that when they enter a market for the 1st time, they can pay off the franchise in a single year.

I don't go there anymore because I've experienced it many times and more importantly, it's not good for you. But for someone to say it's crap is the farthest thing from the truth. It is a melt in your mouth experience. But again, I'm not wasting my time if they aren't FRESH.

[kytoaz]

Where I'm originally from those that eat white castles sober and in the daylight are considered mental deviants.

[jimj]

Originally Posted by MN-Born-n-Raised

Give a FRESH krispy kreme glazed donut a try. When the chain was going gangbusters and people experienced the donut for the 1st time, there were literally lines to get in the shop. I'm talking hundreds of people. i.e. waiting an hour to buy a silly dozen of donuts. Obviously there was something to it. I was told that when they enter a market for the 1st time, they can pay off the franchise in a single year.

I don't go there anymore because I've experienced it many times and more importantly, it's not good for you. But for someone to say it's crap is the farthest thing from the truth. It is a melt in your mouth experience. But again, I'm not wasting my time if they aren't FRESH.

I think you missed what I was talking about, I was referring to that noodle-less "Lasagna" they call Pizza brought here from Chicago.

As for Krispy Kreme, I got my fill of 'em when we lived in GA/NC. Yes, hot out of the fryer they are good and HIGHLY addictive, unfortunately for me they're just too darned sweet. I could feel my arteries slamming shut and my blood sugar shoot through the roof. Not diabetic and don't want to be.

Living in N/W MT we constantly had K.K. school fund raisers going on, they'd bring 'em in from Spokane, selling the heck out of 'em on street corners until a K.K. was finally built in town.

Personally I, like you prefer a fresh QUALITY warm donut if I'm going to eat one at all.
I do miss Rolling Pin Donuts Custard filled Donut holes, my all time favorite Donut...

Rolling Pin Donuts | San Bruno - Bakery

[BIG CATS]

Originally Posted by HollyhockGarden

I grew up in the Chicago area [gone 40+ years] and have never once had a White Castle hamburger. But I wish them well.

Same.


Never been, probably never will, not even here in the Valley. I just didn't get the appeal. I mean, you're in Chicago and the burbs, where amazing, endless restaurants are laid out before you... and they picked White Castle? That's like going to Paris and eating at McDonalds.

[More Rock]

Any burger joint that also sells them in the freezer aisle ....well, I think I'll pass.

[MN-Born-n-Raised]

Originally Posted by BIG CATS

Same.


Never been, probably never will, not even here in the Valley. I just didn't get the appeal. I mean, you're in Chicago and the burbs, where amazing, endless restaurants are laid out before you... and they picked White Castle? That's like going to Paris and eating at McDonalds.

About now, you have to try one of them. Let's put it this way, they are the only burger that you can eat without having teeth. In suspect, you can "chew" (break it apart) them with your tongue. With a mighty 1/18th of a pound ground "beef", I promise you have never had a burger like it ever before.

[MN-Born-n-Raised]

Originally Posted by jimj

I think you missed what I was talking about, I was referring to that noodle-less "Lasagna" they call Pizza brought here from Chicago.

As for Krispy Kreme, I got my fill of 'em when we lived in GA/NC. Yes, hot out of the fryer they are good and HIGHLY addictive, unfortunately for me they're just too darned sweet. I could feel my arteries slamming shut and my blood sugar shoot through the roof. Not diabetic and don't want to be.

Living in N/W MT we constantly had K.K. school fund raisers going on, they'd bring 'em in from Spokane, selling the heck out of 'em on street corners until a K.K. was finally built in town.

Personally I, like you prefer a fresh QUALITY warm donut if I'm going to eat one at all.
I do miss Rolling Pin Donuts Custard filled Donut holes, my all time favorite Donut...

Rolling Pin Donuts | San Bruno - Bakery

My bad. I misunderstood you. Actually, the sauce is different. See https://www.thekitchn.com/is-there-a...ell-yes-257877 Also, lasagna often has ricotta cheese. Of course there is the buttered crust in the pie which can taste absolutely wonderful. Finally, people usually don't put these popular items on lasagna:
Pepperoni
Mushrooms
Bacon
Green peppers
Pineapple
Spinach
Canadian bacon etc

I propose if someone doesn't like a world class Chicago style pizza, they have defective taste-buds. But like those donuts, the pizza is filled with fat and carbs. With my gene pool, I cannot have either one of these as much as I would like.

Re: your rolling pin bakery link. Yum! We have an independent bakery in town that makes something similar. I think the 1st ingredient is butter and then sugar. They are superb and better than a fresh KK! Cooking 101: FAT TASTES GOOD!

[BIG CATS]

Originally Posted by MN-Born-n-Raised

About now, you have to try one of them. Let's put it this way, they are the only burger that you can eat without having teeth. In suspect, you can "chew" (break it apart) them with your tongue. With a mighty 1/18th of a pound ground "beef", I promise you have never had a burger like it ever before.

That just sounds gross. Id sooner eat pudding since it sounds like it has the same consistency.

[Hschlick84]

Phoenix is the capital that appeases to all cultures of life, whether from the South, Midwest, East Coast, West Coast and Intermountain West. We have them all, from In N Out, Wendy's, White Castle, Popeye's, KFC, etc.