I once got a can of some kind of corned beef hash chilli from a cheap grocery store. I opened the can and I lost my appetite. If it looks like dog food, I can deal with it if I’m hungry enough. But it SMELLED like dog food, too.
You’re right, I don’t even like the smell of it. My family used to make corn beef hash when I was younger, and I loved eating it, but when I got the sense of food and bought one for myself as an adult, I hated it.
I’m pretty sure I’ve had it several times as a kid. It wasn’t very common for me, but common enough that I’d recognize it. I never had any problems with it. But I can’t recall any time I’ve eaten it in my adult life…Maybe that’s a sign that I should give it another try, but not from a can…
And I’m not even sure if I can blame cornbeef hash for what I found in the can that day. Cornbeef hash or not, no food should smell like dog food.
Is there any possibility that you’d give it another try? Maybe you go to a deli and it’s on the menu?
Let’s say you’ve tried their tunafish sandwish, their ham and cheese, etc. You’ve tried all their sandwiches and they’re all delicious. The one and only remaining sandwich on the menu is cornbeef hash.
You may think me cruel for this, but why cook filet for homeless people? Why not for people who are contributing members of society?
Maybe this guy has already–I don’t know. But the reason homeless shelters and such are uncomfortable places is because they’re supposed to motivate you to hurry up, and get out in the world on your own.
Sure, there are people who lost their home/job and then they’re homeless. But anyone who’s homeless for more than a few months is probably doing it to themselves, and shouldn’t be rewarded for it.
There are so many resources available for people who are suffering unfortunate circumstances, it’s almost harder to stay in the streets than it is to leave.
Sure, he’s doing a nice thing. A lot of those people don’t look homeless. Some of them just look like local folk who saw there was free food. Why not get in line?
You know what though? He’s doing something nice for people, and I’m sure they appreciated it. Everybody had a good day!
I like the videos where the guy goes to a food stand and buys all their food, and then they give their food away for free. That’s pretty cool.
Film it, get likes, get donations, do it again. It’s a good business model.
I used to only put cheese in my grits. But then I met a southern lady, and she talked about putting a fried egg on top. It’s incredibly simple, but for some reason that blew my mind.
It never occurred to me to put an egg on top. It’s like putting a bananas foster ice cream sundae on top of a bowl of oatmeal. They’re both delicious separately, but you’d never think of combining the two.
Now, when the mood strikes me, I put a fried egg on top along with avocado, tomatoes, and mushrooms.