two consecutive Z's
Things That Will Pass for Pizza
At my household, we like to go down to Odon Indiana, for their meat locker. In the freezer, they had a bag of these pizza-ish squares, and I had to try it. The dough tastes like a flour and water pancake, like I used to make when I was first living on my own and didn't know how to cook. The sauce is a little better than Spaghetti-os, but not better than Chef Boyardee. Neither sauce is as good as that in the Great Value brand spaghetti rings.
I love the little nerd-like, nugget-style sausage bits, but the ones on this pizza are not very good. They don't taste like much of anything, so it's more like eating rubber than sausage. Justine informed me this pizza isn't as good as that in school cafeterias. So maybe I missed out, but I didn't want to give into enjoying a cheap bastard version of pizza, not as a kid. I knew that if I pretended to like school pizza, then I'd have to eat it all the time, and eat less of the things I actually enjoyed. No thanks. I needed every freedom I could get.
Go Yogurt
Think of Cheese, a sort of messed-up Adult version of Milk, the food of Infancy. Why is it so good? Is it our desire to regress and reform? Return to the human whey? Cheese. Such a long shelf life. Part of an advanced culture, it pairs with wine. Both can be expensive. Cheese has value. Yogurt is scum. Sour Cream is rotten. Milk is for babies.Cheese/Milk = Modern Adult Human/Infant Human = X/Y
Solve for X and Y
American = Bill Gates
Roquefort = Shaq
Vermont Cheddar = Robert at the C Store
Chevre = Gandhi
Let's go Yogurt
A good looking Honda Civic
When we moved into our current house, I thought perhaps the neighborhood was too boujee for me because our neighbors owned (not one, but) two fresh Honda Civics. I thought they would likely cry about how loud I rock and how often I clean the cat box. For no great reason, I've always associated fresh Hondas with class climbers. I was walking around somewhere and found this old Civic, looking awesome. One time I saw a Civic on the high way and I could have sworn it was from 1990. Like a tall drink of water, yet aging like a sharp cheddar.
a time for gravy
Since I gave up on french fries and had that dream about gravy, I decided to go ahead and eat a lot of mashed potatoes; never without gravy.
For some reason, my homemade gravy never feels official. It's not exactly what you would get in a can or from a chain restaurant. It's not like mom's.
You have to make sure your gravy is never more dense than your mashed potatoes. Don't be afraid to over-microwave your instant mash.
I thought maybe if I ate a lot more stuffing, I could satiate its need enough to hold back a little at thanksgiving. I don't want to immediately pass out after dinner again.
Canned sausage gravy is an exception. It's not as good as homemade but homemade is once less fulfilling than from a Hardee's or gas station in Kentucky.
I got leftover gravy from the restaurant I work at.
I also got my four wisdom teeth pulled, encouraging me to eat more mashed potatoes and gravy.
Mash with real potatoes is not always as good as instant. You have to boil your potatoes super well or else they'll be too starchy.
I think grocery store delis charge way too much for mashed potatoes, considering how cheap their chicken is.
I don't know if I'll ever get sick of stuffing. I think stove top is better than what my mom makes.
I could have had more mashed potatoes and gravy but at times, fixing it can be inconvenient. I can't really abide an inconvenient meal. Otherwise I'd eat more fast food.
My neighborhood top 5
A blog with a purpose
That is what I present to you. For years I have been asking close friends and total strangers this gnawing question. "Where can I find the human equivalent to dog food?" I am sick and tired of constantly combating questions like. "What do I eat?" "Is it worth the effort?" "Is it worth my money?" "Is it worth the calories?"
I've had enough. I am a busy man who eats to live and doesn't live to eat. If it's not pizza, it doesn't matter and you don't matter. Somebody please find me a can of food.




































