Where Do You Eat After A Night's Drinking?

[Grump]

When I used to drink I was introduced to Maid-Rite while in the midwest. Some kind of meat in some kind of sauce on some kind of bread is all I remember about them, but they were awesome for revitalizing the dead

[Dravyk]

Originally Posted by Grump

When I used to drink I was introduced to Maid-Rite while in the midwest. Some kind of meat in some kind of sauce on some kind of bread

Well damn, you sure know how to make things sound appetizing, you do.

[PornoDoggy]

Originally Posted by Grump

When I used to drink I was introduced to Maid-Rite while in the midwest. Some kind of meat in some kind of sauce on some kind of bread is all I remember about them, but they were awesome for revitalizing the dead

Uhhh ... the sauce is usually just the natural juices of ground beef, a.k.a. grease.

A maid-rite is also called a loose-meat sammich, er, sandwich. It's ground beef with chopped onions and a little bit of salt and pepper.

I am from St. Louis, and had only heard of them because of some people from further north. I'm now about 150 miles north of there and they are fairly common.

TE - they got these things around your parts?

[MorganGrayson]

My mother used to make my career Army father - and his children - a substanced she called SOS. I really liked it as a child.


I was an adult before I found out that meant "Shit On a Shingle."


When I told my kids that story, they wanted to know what it was, so I made it for them. Damned if they didn't love it, too. Apparently both soldiers and children find it most edible.


Cardiologists disagree, of course.


I mention this because it's the ground beef and toast version of biscuits and gravy and probably great when you've been out drinking.

[Grump]

Originally Posted by PornoDoggy

Uhhh ... the sauce is usually just the natural juices of ground beef, a.k.a. grease.

A maid-rite is also called a loose-meat sammich, er, sandwich. It's ground beef with chopped onions and a little bit of salt and pepper.

I am from St. Louis, and had only heard of them because of some people from further north. I'm now about 150 miles north of there and they are fairly common.

TE - they got these things around your parts?

Thanks for clearing that up PD, I'm amazed that I remembered the name correctly I have no memory of what they tasted like but do remember enjoying them. Last time I had one must have been the early 80s.

[pushpills]

Originally Posted by Biggy

i eat pizza and felafels.

why did you replace the "lobster" in nicks post with "guys" ?

cheap guys and crab in a cheesy sauce?