2 minutes ago, scubascuba3 said:

Worchester is great on cheese on toast, I also use it when making my own baked beans

I'm not big on cheese but when I was, i recall Worcester being a good addition.

I find you need to be sparing with it thought - i always add a drop or 2 into my scrambled eggs or soups.

4 minutes ago, fredwiggy said:

Going to have some when I visit Texas next week.

Enjoy!

I lived in Houston for a year and the choice of food there was wonderful.

My 20 lb weight gain wasn't 🤬

2 minutes ago, VBF said:

Enjoy!

I lived in Houston for a year and the choice of food there was wonderful.

My 20 lb weight gain wasn't 🤬

Lived next to San Antonio for 32 years, and moving back asap.  Houston many times. Yep, you can get food from all over the world, and top notch, most anywhere in the large cities. Looking forwards to pizza, BBQ, burgers, swordfish, snapper, trout, venison, along with many other things I can't get here.

14 minutes ago, VBF said:

Why?

I love my veggies, especially in stir-fries.

In Pattaya Ratanakorn market they do great 20 baht bags of mixed veg, i buy every other day

10 minutes ago, fredwiggy said:

Lived next to San Antonio for 32 years, and moving back asap.  Houston many times. Yep, you can get food from all over the world, and top notch, most anywhere in the large cities. Looking forwards to pizza, BBQ, burgers, swordfish, snapper, trout, venison, along with many other things I can't get here.

And plenty of malls to buy bigger trousers, sorry, pants when yours unaccountably stop fitting! 

 

Seriously, I think that the varieties and choices in parts of the USA far outweigh the so-called gourmet cities like Paris.

And, IME, if you're in the Southern US, far less pretension! 

58 minutes ago, fredwiggy said:

I use Worcestershire sauce during deer season and after, to marinade venison steaks and burgers. 

 

We know - it's the third time you've mentioned it on this page alone.

1 minute ago, VBF said:

And plenty of malls to buy bigger trousers, sorry, pants when yours unaccountably stop fitting! 

 

Seriously, I think that the varieties and choices in parts of the USA far outweigh the so-called gourmet cities like Paris.

And, IME, if you're in the Southern US, far less pretension! 

Many, especially those who've never been there, don't realize you can get and do anything you need or want somewhere in America. 

Just now, treetops said:

 

We know - it's the third time you've mentioned it on this page alone.

Not everyone reads all the replies, so I answered him.