lovely cancer
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Tostitos Artisan-recipe tortilla chips. Honest to Alex!
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lil_princess239
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On 2/28/2011 1:49 PM, Melba's Jammin' wrote:
Who is the artisan, the Frito Kid? I thought La Raza shot him.
Who is the artisan, the Frito Kid? I thought La Raza shot him.
DJ @sagatattoo
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On Mon, 28 Feb 2011 12:05:51 -0800 (PST), ImStillMags
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When did you become so cynical?
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When did you become so cynical?
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"Melba's Jammin'" wrote in message
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I've seen ads for them. Haven't seen the chips yet and doubt I would buy
them.
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I've seen ads for them. Haven't seen the chips yet and doubt I would buy
them.
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"ImStillMags" wrote in message
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On Feb 28, 11:49 am, Melba's Jammin'
wrote:
how much more do they cost than 'regular'? how much you want to bet
it's the same manufacturing process but a different label so they can
charge more.....
They add tomatoes and other seasonings.
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On Feb 28, 11:49 am, Melba's Jammin'
wrote:
how much more do they cost than 'regular'? how much you want to bet
it's the same manufacturing process but a different label so they can
charge more.....
They add tomatoes and other seasonings.
sweet but sour
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"George Shirley" wrote in message
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I remember those Frito Bandito ads. I loved them when I was a kid.
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I remember those Frito Bandito ads. I loved them when I was a kid.
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Mark Thorson wrote:
Wendy's is doing it so you can count on McMarketing to follow suit.
Mark Thorson wrote:
Wendy's is doing it so you can count on McMarketing to follow suit.
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Melba's Jammin' wrote:
The word "artisan" has been hijacked by advertising and promotions
executives and now can be relied upon to mean absolutely nothing.
Wendy's has gone even further, using the term without actually attaching the
word artisan to anything other than the title of a breakfast sandwich.
"Artisan Egg Sandwich: Start your morning with a freshly cracked Grade A egg
(maybe the cracking of the egg is the artisan part because they have to hire
up to get someone who won't screw it up), melted Asiago cheese, rich
hollandaise sauce, and your choice of thick-cut Applewood Smoked Bacon or
all natural grilled saussate - all on a toasted honey-wheat muffin. $1.99."
RIP "artisan". We hardly knew ye.
MartyB
Melba's Jammin' wrote:
The word "artisan" has been hijacked by advertising and promotions
executives and now can be relied upon to mean absolutely nothing.
Wendy's has gone even further, using the term without actually attaching the
word artisan to anything other than the title of a breakfast sandwich.
"Artisan Egg Sandwich: Start your morning with a freshly cracked Grade A egg
(maybe the cracking of the egg is the artisan part because they have to hire
up to get someone who won't screw it up), melted Asiago cheese, rich
hollandaise sauce, and your choice of thick-cut Applewood Smoked Bacon or
all natural grilled saussate - all on a toasted honey-wheat muffin. $1.99."
RIP "artisan". We hardly knew ye.
MartyB
On Mon, 28 Feb 2011 13:49:43 -0600, Melba's Jammin' wrote:
Along that same lines, I always thought "Artesian" was underused. It
has a nice ring to it, looks and sounds more sophisticated than
"artisan", and many people don't know for sure what the hell it means.
I could set up shop in Artesian, South Dakota where land and labor is
cheap and imply that all my products are "Artesian" or "Artesinal".
Name it "Artesian Gourmet" or something like that.
Shucks, somebody already beat me to that name. How about "Artisianal
Artisan Gastrique Gourmet"?
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Along that same lines, I always thought "Artesian" was underused. It
has a nice ring to it, looks and sounds more sophisticated than
"artisan", and many people don't know for sure what the hell it means.
I could set up shop in Artesian, South Dakota where land and labor is
cheap and imply that all my products are "Artesian" or "Artesinal".
Name it "Artesian Gourmet" or something like that.
Shucks, somebody already beat me to that name. How about "Artisianal
Artisan Gastrique Gourmet"?
-sw
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"Nunya Bidnits" wrote:
Nah. McDonalds and Wendys are too high class. This strikes me more as
a Jack in the Box kind of deal. I give 'em six months.
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"Nunya Bidnits" wrote:
Nah. McDonalds and Wendys are too high class. This strikes me more as
a Jack in the Box kind of deal. I give 'em six months.
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Dan Abel
Petaluma, California USA
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A Cluster of Pixels
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Dan Abel wrote:
LIke I said, Wendy's is doing it, but to be fair, it's not burgers but
breakfast sammies. See my other post in this thread for the gory details.
MartyB
Dan Abel wrote:
LIke I said, Wendy's is doing it, but to be fair, it's not burgers but
breakfast sammies. See my other post in this thread for the gory details.
MartyB
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Sqwertz wrote:
Judging from Google results, I suspect that "Artesian Gourmet" is a typo.
Artesian is French, meaning from Artois. It is a type of well. It used
to be the big selling point of Olympia Beer, back before it got bought
out by Hamms. We toured the brewery on our honeymoon. How romantic!
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Dan Abel
Petaluma, California USA
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Sqwertz wrote:
Judging from Google results, I suspect that "Artesian Gourmet" is a typo.
Artesian is French, meaning from Artois. It is a type of well. It used
to be the big selling point of Olympia Beer, back before it got bought
out by Hamms. We toured the brewery on our honeymoon. How romantic!
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Dan Abel
Petaluma, California USA
[email protected]