mac and cheese vs potato skins

[gustavusadolphus]

It's funny to see Gendarme's feelings of national insecurity manifest over the paltry dish of mac n cheese.

Who thought simple cheese and noodles could elicit such a dramatic reaction.

[gibson]

Potato skins pulled into the lead! we need more mac and cheese lovers in here!

[evilcheadar]

helllllll yeeeeeeeeeeeeeee potato skins leading yeeeeeeeeeeee!

[deleted_user0]

@deleted_user These 'Muricans eating mac 'n cheese and shit. ROFL

Well, if the alternative is potato skins, the choice is obvious. Poor muricans :( know nuffin bout food

[kami_ryu]

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[gibson]

I'm thinking about making a new smurf account so that mac and cheese can pull even

[SoldieR]

Fried mac and cheese?

[n0el]

closest poll in ESOC history?

[benj89]

I've been in the USA for 10 months now. I really miss my French supermarkets. Way more choice, better pricing, cheaper beer, better quality ingredients. Except for meat. American meat is pretty damn good.

If you want to go out of your way to get anything special, you really have to cough up in the USA.

Trader Joe's is the only decent supermarket I've found in the US - still can't compare with french ones in term of choice and good products

[AraGun]

Wtf potatoe skins usually have bacon on them.. how can you compete with bacon just bacon > all.

[n0el]

Mac and cheese with bacon?

[evilcheadar]

I've been in the USA for 10 months now. I really miss my French supermarkets. Way more choice, better pricing, cheaper beer, better quality ingredients. Except for meat. American meat is pretty damn good.

If you want to go out of your way to get anything special, you really have to cough up in the USA.

Trader Joe's is the only decent supermarket I've found in the US - still can't compare with french ones in term of choice and good products

Weis family owned markets can probably defeat any European supermarket in a 1v1

[JakeyBoyTH]

Mac and cheese with bacon?

Love isn't always easy.

[benj89]

I've been in the USA for 10 months now. I really miss my French supermarkets. Way more choice, better pricing, cheaper beer, better quality ingredients. Except for meat. American meat is pretty damn good.

If you want to go out of your way to get anything special, you really have to cough up in the USA.

Trader Joe's is the only decent supermarket I've found in the US - still can't compare with french ones in term of choice and good products

Weis family owned markets can probably defeat any European supermarket in a 1v1

There is no such thing as any european supermarket since they highly differ from one country to another. The British ones I've been to are probably worse than the american ones. Also been to some in PA and other states, although can't remember if that was Weis, again pretty bad in comparison.
Anyway, from my point of view there is no contest and that's one of the most frustrating thing french ppl experience in the US, besides people being fake.

[fightinfrenchman]

I've been in the USA for 10 months now. I really miss my French supermarkets. Way more choice, better pricing, cheaper beer, better quality ingredients. Except for meat. American meat is pretty damn good.

If you want to go out of your way to get anything special, you really have to cough up in the USA.

Fortunately it's not hard to spend extra money here since we have higher GDP per capita.

[n0el]

Soon Amazon’s drone army will deliver whatever you want on your door step! @Zutazuta making it happen!

[Jam]

What if I put mac and cheese in my potato skins?

[Dr. D1CK]

The potato skins must be made with adequate bacon and cheese. China has no cheese and potato skins. It shucks

[JakeyBoyTH]

The potato skins must be made with adequate bacon and cheese. China has no cheese and potato skins. It shucks

I hear China imports all if its Potatoes and Cheese from the US.

[evilcheadar]

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I've been in the USA for 10 months now. I really miss my French supermarkets. Way more choice, better pricing, cheaper beer, better quality ingredients. Except for meat. American meat is pretty damn good.

If you want to go out of your way to get anything special, you really have to cough up in the USA.

Trader Joe's is the only decent supermarket I've found in the US - still can't compare with french ones in term of choice and good products

Weis family owned markets can probably defeat any European supermarket in a 1v1

There is no such thing as any european supermarket since they highly differ from one country to another. The British ones I've been to are probably worse than the american ones. Also been to some in PA and other states, although can't remember if that was Weis, again pretty bad in comparison.
Anyway, from my point of view there is no contest and that's one of the most frustrating thing french ppl experience in the US, besides people being fake.

With that kind of reasoning, there is no such thing as an American supermarket because they can differ so much region to region and even state to state! For example, just around me there is a Giant Foods, Weis Family Owned Markets, Stauffers of Kissel Hill and many smaller ones. In the south there exists Food Lions and north of us here in picturesque Lancaster County there is the venerable Wegmans which I had the pleasure of eating at a few times. As for your last point, I can verify that I'm a real living and breathing person!

[deleted_user]

Don't forget my favorite supermarket - Walmart. Cheapest prices in all of Omaha!

[benj89]

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I've been in the USA for 10 months now. I really miss my French supermarkets. Way more choice, better pricing, cheaper beer, better quality ingredients. Except for meat. American meat is pretty damn good.

If you want to go out of your way to get anything special, you really have to cough up in the USA.

Trader Joe's is the only decent supermarket I've found in the US - still can't compare with french ones in term of choice and good products

Weis family owned markets can probably defeat any European supermarket in a 1v1

There is no such thing as any european supermarket since they highly differ from one country to another. The British ones I've been to are probably worse than the american ones. Also been to some in PA and other states, although can't remember if that was Weis, again pretty bad in comparison.
Anyway, from my point of view there is no contest and that's one of the most frustrating thing french ppl experience in the US, besides people being fake.

With that kind of reasoning, there is no such thing as an American supermarket because they can differ so much region to region and even state to state! For example, just around me there is a Giant Foods, Weis Family Owned Markets, Stauffers of Kissel Hill and many smaller ones. In the south there exists Food Lions and north of us here in picturesque Lancaster County there is the venerable Wegmans which I had the pleasure of eating at a few times. As for your last point, I can verify that I'm a real living and breathing person!

While a british and a french supermarket are very different, from my experience the same can't be said about american ones: similar products from different brands. I could be wrong as I haven't been to enough different supermarket in the US including some you mentioned.
Walmart would be a good element of comparison actually, with Tesco in the UK and Carrefour or Leclerc in France.

Americans do tend to be more fake than french people, never took the time to understand why.

potato skins ftw

[fightinfrenchman]

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I've been in the USA for 10 months now. I really miss my French supermarkets. Way more choice, better pricing, cheaper beer, better quality ingredients. Except for meat. American meat is pretty damn good.

If you want to go out of your way to get anything special, you really have to cough up in the USA.

Trader Joe's is the only decent supermarket I've found in the US - still can't compare with french ones in term of choice and good products

Weis family owned markets can probably defeat any European supermarket in a 1v1

There is no such thing as any european supermarket since they highly differ from one country to another. The British ones I've been to are probably worse than the american ones. Also been to some in PA and other states, although can't remember if that was Weis, again pretty bad in comparison.
Anyway, from my point of view there is no contest and that's one of the most frustrating thing french ppl experience in the US, besides people being fake.

With that kind of reasoning, there is no such thing as an American supermarket because they can differ so much region to region and even state to state! For example, just around me there is a Giant Foods, Weis Family Owned Markets, Stauffers of Kissel Hill and many smaller ones. In the south there exists Food Lions and north of us here in picturesque Lancaster County there is the venerable Wegmans which I had the pleasure of eating at a few times. As for your last point, I can verify that I'm a real living and breathing person!

While a british and a french supermarket are very different, from my experience the same can't be said about american ones: similar products from different brands. I could be wrong as I haven't been to enough different supermarket in the US including some you mentioned.
Walmart would be a good element of comparison actually, with Tesco in the UK and Carrefour or Leclerc in France.

Americans do tend to be more fake than french people, never took the time to understand why.

What do you mean we are "fake?"

[JakeyBoyTH]

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I've been in the USA for 10 months now. I really miss my French supermarkets. Way more choice, better pricing, cheaper beer, better quality ingredients. Except for meat. American meat is pretty damn good.

If you want to go out of your way to get anything special, you really have to cough up in the USA.

Trader Joe's is the only decent supermarket I've found in the US - still can't compare with french ones in term of choice and good products

Weis family owned markets can probably defeat any European supermarket in a 1v1

There is no such thing as any european supermarket since they highly differ from one country to another. The British ones I've been to are probably worse than the american ones. Also been to some in PA and other states, although can't remember if that was Weis, again pretty bad in comparison.
Anyway, from my point of view there is no contest and that's one of the most frustrating thing french ppl experience in the US, besides people being fake.

With that kind of reasoning, there is no such thing as an American supermarket because they can differ so much region to region and even state to state! For example, just around me there is a Giant Foods, Weis Family Owned Markets, Stauffers of Kissel Hill and many smaller ones. In the south there exists Food Lions and north of us here in picturesque Lancaster County there is the venerable Wegmans which I had the pleasure of eating at a few times. As for your last point, I can verify that I'm a real living and breathing person!

While a british and a french supermarket are very different, from my experience the same can't be said about american ones: similar products from different brands. I could be wrong as I haven't been to enough different supermarket in the US including some you mentioned.
Walmart would be a good element of comparison actually, with Tesco in the UK and Carrefour or Leclerc in France.

Americans do tend to be more fake than french people, never took the time to understand why.

potato skins ftw

Nothing wrong with Americans and their big fake tits.

[fei123456]

potato+egg > any western food