Had lunch out at............

[31 Model A]

I wore my new Stetson Panama also. No photo of that taken.

 

[AbbaDatDeHat]

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I wore my new Stetson Panama also. No photo of that taken.

I wonder....is the lunch menu the same as the 4:00am menu??
B

 

[GHT]

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I wore my new Stetson Panama also. No photo of that taken.

Oh man, tell me that's your car.

 

[31 Model A]

I wonder....is the lunch menu the same as the 4:00am menu??
B

24/7...……….. But at my age, the stomach can't take those belly bombers like it use to.

 

[31 Model A]

Oh man, tell me that's your car.

It tis...…...

 

[Zombie_61]

Ahh, sliders. You know you got a good batch if you can still taste 'em the next day. Sadly, in this part of the world the closest we can get is the frozen foods aisle at the local supermarket. I think White Castle has tried to move into southern California over the years, but most Californians don't know a good thing when they taste it.

 

[scottyrocks]

I love WCs but they don't love me. I'd have to eat 'em right on the potty.

 

[31 Model A]

I love WCs but they don't love me. I'd have to eat 'em right on the potty.

They would have made another great addition to C-Rations.

 

[scottyrocks]

They would have made another great addition to C-Rations.

Yeah, that's what I'd want under battle conditions - dysentery. haha

 

[31 Model A]

Yeah, that's what I'd want under battle conditions - dysentery. haha

It then would have been required under the Sanitation Field Manuel to dig a slit trench two feet deeper.

 

[Zombie_61]

They would have made another great addition to C-Rations.

Maybe way-back-when, but here's something most people don't know about modern field rations (i.e., MRE or Meal, Ready to Eat). They're primarily formulated to do two things: provide nutrition, and "stop up" the troops so fewer "breaks" would be necessary when they were out in the field. A friend who was in the U.S. Army for 25-26 years said they did both rather well, but that you'd better be near a latrine when it came time to "offload".

 

[31 Model A]

Maybe way-back-when, but here's something most people don't know about modern field rations (i.e., MRE or Meal, Ready to Eat). They're primarily formulated to do two things: provide nutrition, and "stop up" the troops so fewer "breaks" would be necessary when they were out in the field. A friend who was in the U.S. Army for 25-26 years said they did both rather well, but that you'd better be near a latrine when it came time to "offload".

I was one that was weaned on C's and Sundry boxes and, first they were called LRRP rations for short and then MRE officially. C's could be ate cold and most did, MREs you couldn't unless you added water. That meant carrying extra water. I preferred the old way, original field rations, find a farm, roast a chicken or two, open a bottle of wine and chat-up the farmer's daughter/s!!!! AHHH!!! memories!!!!

 

[Zombie_61]

I was never in the military, and never had the opportunity (or the desire, truth be told) to try C-rations, K-rations, MREs, or whatever they're called at any given moment. Regardless, roasted chicken and wine in the company of a lovely lady sounds far more preferable.

 

[1930artdeco]

I remember going to WC for their 25cent burgers back in the 80's in Portland, OR. They were great! Now I don't know.

Mike

 

[31 Model A]

I remember going to WC for their 25cent burgers back in the 80's in Portland, OR. They were great! Now I don't know.

Mike

I guess remembering when they were .12 cents ea will show my age. I remember when McDonalds was .15 ea.

I couldn't eat WC in Georgia, it's called Royal Castle down south and the sliders are the same except they squirt mustard on them. Had to order them w/o mustard.

 

[Zombie_61]

In addition to breakfast sliders and bacon sliders, White Castle even has a Vegan version of their sliders now. Nothing against people who want or need to eliminate meat from their diet, but if that's the case should they really be eating at White Castle?

I've tried their cheese slider and their jalapeño cheese slider, but neither were an improvement on the original in my opinion. If it ain't broke, don't fix it.

 

[Bamaboots]

No WC here but we do have Krystal.

 

[31 Model A]

If it ain't broke, don't fix it.

That applies here and with so many other things that were once great until someone thought it could be better. Many classic movies come to mind.

 

[31 Model A]

No WC here but we do have Krystal.

I've ate at Krystal's also, can't remember, do they put mustard on? There were many spinoffs from WC, Krystal and Royal Castle are the only two I believed survived.

 

[Bamaboots]

I've ate at Krystal's also, can't remember, do they put mustard on? There were many spinoffs from WC, Krystal and Royal Castle are the only two I believed survived.

Steamed onions, pickle slice and mustard.