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Topic: Sarah Sandwich
Lynann's photo
Sat 09/20/08 02:58 PM
No you pervs! Not that kind of Sarah sandwich hehe

This kind...

ANCHORAGE, Alaska-- A local restaurant is incorporating politics into its menu.

Lion's Den restaurant in Midtown Anchorage has created its own specialty: the McPalin Grilled Pig Sandwich.

Lion's Den owner Dale Keefe says he normally keeps politics out of work conversation, but when he was making sandwiches with his crew last week, the big top news story was Barack Obama's comment, "You know, you can put lipstick on a pig, it's still a pig."

Obama's comment began Keefe's political food creation.

"I just kept thinking about that news story when I was making sandwiches and I just kind of had an epiphany," Keefe said.

The McPalin sandwich has grilled pork tenderloin on it, with caramelized apples, red onions, melted cheddar cheese, and crisp bacon.

Most food creators add some type of garnish such as parsley or fruit to top off their dish, but Keefe decided to do something a little more personal.

The sandwich is served with a side of lipstick and fries.

The McPalin grilled pig sandwich runs for about $13, and has been selling out.

t22learner's photo
Sat 09/20/08 04:16 PM
Doesn't sound very kosher to me.

MirrorMirror's photo
Sat 09/20/08 04:18 PM

No you pervs! Not that kind of Sarah sandwich hehe

This kind...

ANCHORAGE, Alaska-- A local restaurant is incorporating politics into its menu.

Lion's Den restaurant in Midtown Anchorage has created its own specialty: the McPalin Grilled Pig Sandwich.

Lion's Den owner Dale Keefe says he normally keeps politics out of work conversation, but when he was making sandwiches with his crew last week, the big top news story was Barack Obama's comment, "You know, you can put lipstick on a pig, it's still a pig."

Obama's comment began Keefe's political food creation.

"I just kept thinking about that news story when I was making sandwiches and I just kind of had an epiphany," Keefe said.

The McPalin sandwich has grilled pork tenderloin on it, with caramelized apples, red onions, melted cheddar cheese, and crisp bacon.

Most food creators add some type of garnish such as parsley or fruit to top off their dish, but Keefe decided to do something a little more personal.

The sandwich is served with a side of lipstick and fries.

The McPalin grilled pig sandwich runs for about $13, and has been selling out.
:laughing: flowers

wouldee's photo
Sat 09/20/08 04:22 PM
Edited by wouldee on Sat 09/20/08 04:24 PM
fair and balanced.:wink: laugh


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Come and get your Obama Burger?

By Jeff Dufour and Patrick Gavin

POSTED August 20, 2008 | 10:32 PM


Yes I Can! (Eat)

First there was the Obama girl. Then the Obama first bump. Now, here’s the latest in the Obama pop culture phenomenon: The “Obama Burger.”

Chicago’s Juicy Wine Co. debuted the burger Tuesday night, but it’s not simply a way to boost foot traffic; there apparently was a lot of thought put into the burger’s creation.

The idea came from owner Rodney Alex and, when we chatted with Juicy Wine Co. managing partner Wilbur Keith, he explained the symbolism behind each ingredient:

Marble rye bread: “It represents the biraciality of Barack.”

Wisconsin cheddar cheese: “It represents his Americanism and patriotism.”

The Kobe beef: “It’s all-American pure bred, and Obama is ultimately pure bred.”rofl

Michelle’s first baked beans: “A tribute to Michelle Obama.”

Caramelized onions: “We’re all one melting pot.”

The restaurant/lounge also slashes the prices of American wines by half during Obama Burger days (Tuesdays), “to show we’re in celebration of America.” (Oh, and just to sell the point to death, the burgers are cooked on an American made Weber grill).

So far, Obama hasn’t stopped into Juicy Wine Co., although his Chicago gym is right around the corner, so there’s still hope. Keith says there haven’t been any protests from hungry McCain patrons…yet.



wouldee's photo
Sat 09/20/08 04:23 PM
better than naming a street after him november 5 as his also ran cupie prize.

bigsmile


t22learner's photo
Sat 09/20/08 04:24 PM
Woody, you missed a real softball here. I expected to hear about an "Obama Burger" as a bun with nothing in it.

t22learner's photo
Sat 09/20/08 04:26 PM
Something like the McCain sandwich: They bring you anything because you forgot what you ordered anyway!

no photo
Sat 09/20/08 04:32 PM

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are you blind?

this burger is ALL AMERICAN>>>>AMERICAN BRED!!!!

this is much funnier.

the libtards want to hide from his dad and broother in kenya, too.

everybody is on the ostrich farm in the libtard camp.



I got this, don't fret.

bigsmile
Wouldeeomics!!!!! Just more REPUBLI-CON dribble!!!!!rofl rofl rofl rofl rofl rofl rofl rofl rofl rofl rofl rofl

wouldee's photo
Sat 09/20/08 04:34 PM
here's straight talk and real food.bigsmile

McCain’s Market is located in the heart of the historic Heights area in Houston, Texas. Our market focuses on products dedicated to healthy and delicious eating for people who enjoy cooking as much as eating. We want to be the Height's one-stop shop for quality beef, the freshest fish, and all the essentials to complete your meal and grocery needs.

In the late ’60s, a couple of kids were born who had a dream. Now, that dream has come to true. Through diligent work, determination, and dedication plus more than twenty years in the Houston Heights neighborhood, J & R McCain, developed a concept we believe in. We began with the idea of finding the perfect food products to match our personal desires. Our products include the best gourmet foods, quality meat, fish, coffee, hot sauces and all other aspects of creating a great meal. Fortunately, we realized that you, a person of discriminating taste, may embrace our dream.

We work hard to meet the needs of our neighbors. We create party trays of every size and description. Our fresh, made-to-order sandwich menu reflects the demands of our customers. We are continually searching and securing specialty products based on our customers’ requests. So if you're planning a family gathering or a special dinner for two, McCain’s Market can provide you with the menu, the products, and cooking tips to to create a beautiful memory. Without the proper tools even the most skilled artists, carpenters, or chefs cannot reach their full potential. That's why we're here.

If you're not familiar with the Heights, we cannot accurately describe the proudest, oldest, and most graceful neighborhood in the city. Bring your wi-fi laptop for some private time or you'll find lively conversation at our beautiful coffee bar. We use the freshest organic coffee beans as well as the best in prepared coffees, teas, and fruit smoothies. Come to see us . . . the Heights and McCain's Market.

See you soon and always remember -

"Get Fresh...Go Local"




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no pimping and pandering here. Just a good deal.


flowers waving

wouldee's photo
Sat 09/20/08 04:37 PM
Edited by wouldee on Sat 09/20/08 04:38 PM


:
are you blind?

this burger is ALL AMERICAN>>>>AMERICAN BRED!!!!

this is much funnier.

the libtards want to hide from his dad and broother in kenya, too.

everybody is on the ostrich farm in the libtard camp.



I got this, don't fret.

bigsmile
Wouldeeomics!!!!! Just more REPUBLI-CON dribble!!!!!rofl rofl rofl rofl rofl rofl rofl rofl rofl rofl rofl rofl




here's the site. look for yourself,

I can't make this stupid stuff up, bt I can laugh at it.

libtards.rofl rofl rofl rofl



http://www.dcexaminer.com/opinion/blogs/YeasandNays/Does_Obama_make_a_good_burger.html

it's even newsworthy in the looney left media. D'OH!!!!!slaphead think

Winx's photo
Sat 09/20/08 04:41 PM
Who would ever want a sandwich named after them with the word, pig, in the name? noway laugh

wouldee's photo
Sat 09/20/08 04:45 PM

Who would ever want a sandwich named after them with the word, pig, in the name? noway laugh



good question.

ask the libtard that sells that sandwich.

what an entrepreneural genius.


rofl rofl rofl rofl rofl

Lynann's photo
Sat 09/20/08 05:29 PM
I am sorry but do you see any reference to the sandwich shop owners politics?

You could read it both ways really, as someone who was making fun of Obama or Palin...maybe even both of them and this whole joke of a campaign.


Lynann's photo
Sat 09/20/08 05:31 PM
Humm the McCain/Palin sandwich?

Aged beef between to fresh buns?

GOALLTHEWAY's photo
Sat 09/20/08 05:33 PM

rofl rofl rofl rofl rofl rofl

are you blind?

this burger is ALL AMERICAN>>>>AMERICAN BRED!!!!

this is much funnier.

the libtards want to hide from his dad and broother in kenya, too.

everybody is on the ostrich farm in the libtard camp.



I got this, don't fret.

bigsmile


Thats a great picture of Al "Chicken Little " Gore. Very NICEEEEEE!!!laugh laugh laugh laugh laugh laugh

Winx's photo
Sat 09/20/08 05:35 PM

Humm the McCain/Palin sandwich?

Aged beef between to fresh buns?


rofl rofl

t22learner's photo
Sat 09/20/08 05:55 PM
The Saint Sarah post went poof.

Winx's photo
Sat 09/20/08 05:56 PM

The Saint Sarah post went poof.


I saw. :wink:

no photo
Sat 09/20/08 05:56 PM

The Saint Sarah post went poof.
All her posts went poof

wouldee's photo
Sat 09/20/08 05:56 PM
encouraging moral high ground, ladies.

wow!!!!!!!!!

I am impressed.:thumbsup:

seems the sexist remarks are coming mostly from women against Mrs. Sarah Palin, huh?shocked

how liberal and inclusive you are being.:wink: laugh

I am going to run out and register to vote as a democrat now.drinks


rofl rofl rofl rofl rofl rofl rofl

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