WAYET

[Megatron1505]

You'll need to visit both coasts or California, Texas, Arizona, Utah or Nevada. as well as the East Coast dude, In n' Out are a Western only operation I believe.

[seanocono]

This is true.  They're not even located in the Northern part of the West Coast.

[mclaincausey]

There's a burger here that beats all I've had. Even better than the (google it) Jucy Lucy.

[derivative666]

Ahhh the infamous Juicy Lucy, cheese on the inside.

[seanocono]

Is anyone familiar with Grill 'Em All?

http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/grill-em-all-alhambra-2?select=4Q1iRSm3ueaqEQSMQhnF0g#a-Ss_EeMzFUAHlYQn34cJg

[mclaincausey]

What about that place in AZ, I think it's called the Heart Attack Grill.

[urbanwoodsman]

I saw Grillem all on the food truck tv show

[Chris]

Just gonna throw this out there- I like Fatburger better than In-N-Out.  And the fries at In-N-Out are mediocre, at best.  They're better than those crinkle cut ones at Shake Shack, though.

[Anesthetist]

Homemade Jucy Lucy

[Finn666]

@mclaincausey:

There's a burger here that beats all I've had. Even better than the (google it) Jucy Lucy.

well that's what i did…not lusting for burgers at all after this pic though -.-

…hahaha

[mclaincausey]

Ack! Yeah, note that "Jucy" has no "i" in it. The true original from this shithole Matt's Bar is misspelled.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jucy_Lucy

[Finn666]

from a few hours ago…enjoyed it to the max!

[4c]

^ Now that's a nice view

Pancakes today… with fresh cooked raspberry!

[Seul]

I'm a man on a diet (la grande poof!) but 4c you make me hungry!.. 

[4c]

Sorry mate ;), it sure was good…

[twin]

Eating at Annamaries today.

[Finn666]

enjoyed some fun times with my mates back in germany today!
have to admit that i was, actually still am, drunk as fuck, hahaha

[Seul]

I'm a simpleton… Swiss made knife, Italian cheese, Belgian made German styled Schwarzbrot/ Pumpernickel...

[jdl1279]

Cross post
Pork Chimichangas (pork slow cooked for 7 hours)

[4c]

I’m having a blast starting a sprout garden!
About 1-3 bucks a pound for top grade traditionally grown seed and they go a really long way and get much bigger so it’s a cheap way to eat good/garden/have fun.
My garden: