Foods that are good if you don't confuse them with good food

[Mrs_Ducky]

@Colibri

White Castle hamburgers even more so. The resemblance to a real hamburger is pretty remote. But if you just regard them as their own “thing,” they’re pretty damn tasty.

That was my birthday dinner!

[Mrs_Ducky]

@nearwildheaven

I like Long John Silver’s, once in a while. The one in my town burned a couple years ago, and it just reopened a few months ago.

This is the only fish Ducky will eat; two piece fish and fries. He does no other seafood. The day we got married, his parents took us out to eat at Red Lobster and he ordered a steak!

[puzzlegal]

@Qadgop_the_Mercotan

Spam. It’s delicious, for what it is. Especially if you run it thru a meat grinder with an equal amount of velveeta, and spread that stuff on english muffin or other bread, and toast it.

Otherwise fried spam is a great breakfast meat, it works also with sushi, and makes a decent pizza topping if you are out of more traditional ingredients.

Yeah, I have a secret fondness for spam, especially fried over a camp fire.

@lingyi

Canned beans of any type. Sorry Bush’s. They look so good on TV and I’ve tried a couple of different types, but found nothing special. If I can’t get fresh baked beans, I’ll stick to canned Pork and Beans, thank you.

Also corned beef hash in a can. Okay to cook up at home, but irritating when it’s served up at a restaurant. Come on…day old corned beef, potatoes, onions. Too much for a restaurant to make?

And I love Libby’s canned corned beef hash. The only problem is that I need to have someone to share it with, because if no one else is around, I will eat most of a can and then feel ill.

I like canned beans, but I think they are real food, and often quite good, not “foods that are good if you don’t confuse them with good food”.