Discomfort food

Actually, the broth and hominy in menudo taste good. I've never heard of it being made with calf's feet, but it wouldn't surprise. My only complaint with menudo is I don't like tripe.
I just haven't found any offal that I've enjoyed. I don't like tripe, kidneys or liver. I tried a Filipino dish that was a melange of organ meats chopped and served in a casserole dish in what I think was blood. It was terrible. I tried a Nigerian dish that included cooked ox/cow skin/grissle. (It wasn't leather. It curled up during cooking so that it looked like manicotti, and had this challenging, chewy texture.)
I'm done with offal. I've given it an honest shot. I don't like it. If politeness does not require that I eat it, as was the casein the latter two examples, I'm not eating it.

 

Not a fan of haggis, Buck?

 

But probably far better than the other menudo...

 

I've never tried it, and probably won't.
I will say, if I was actually in Scotland, I might try it just for the experience.
But I have no trips to Scotland planned in the near fututre.

 

I've had it and all I know is all the HP Sauce in the world can't make it taste decent.

 

you don't like sweet tea or chicken fried steak? there's no reason in the world anyoen should take anything you say seriously

 

Nothing at McDonald's tastes the way real food is supposed to taste.

 

It's good for being a McDonald's product, but yeah, it's a bit sweet even for this sugar-crazy fatass Southern hoss.

Chick-Fil-A and (sometimes) Hardee's has the best sweet tea among national chains. Hardee's is a little better, but it's more inconsistent. Bojangles does good tea, but you expect that.

 

Since this is food related, I have to post this. It's one of my all time favourite billboards

 

If there's just a hint of sweetness, what's the difference between Southern sweet tea and regular iced tea?

 

Unsweetened iced tea has no sweetness to it at all.

 

A phrase not often seen on SportsJournalists.com.