Happy Mother's Day!
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For those not in the know, a Skyline 3-way:
Skyline Chili
Sorry, Mom…
Skyline Chili
Sorry, Mom…
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SandwichShortOfAPicnic
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Local chili parlor chain, but the chili is a chili sauce, for dressing spaghetti and topping hotdogs. It’s not meant for consumption via a bowl (though they will sell you a bowl and snicker from the kitchen at the out-of-towners
). It’s a unique flavor for a chili, created by Greek immigrants to Cincy in the early 20th century, so it has that Mediterranean taste profile that uses some “warm” spices. It doesn’t taste anything like chili con carne.
SandwichShortOfAPicnic
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I am so ready to sympathise with foreigners.Local chili parlor chain, but the chili is a chili sauce, for dressing spaghetti and topping hotdogs. It’s not meant for consumption via a bowl (though they will sell you a bowl and snicker from the kitchen at the out-of-towners
It’s a unique flavor for a chili, created by Greek immigrants to Cincy in the early 20th century, so it has that Mediterranean taste profile that uses some “warm” spices. It doesn’t taste anything like chili con carne.
A pretty plain explanation clouded by differences like - 'snicker'.
I read - "though they will sell you a bowl and snicker" and I comprehended it as- they will sell you a chilli concoction with a chocolate bar in it"
Urr, chilli sauce and a peanut nougat bar doesn't sound nice.. maybe it's chopped into tinsy pieces and that works...
hang on (reads next bit) "out of towners" snickers isn't a bar, I give up
Hmm this is above my translation pay grade
Snicker, as in quietly laugh at you behind your back, for not knowing that Cincinnati-style chili is a sauce, and you’d no more eat a bowl of that than you’d eat a bowl of marinara on its own.Hmm this is above my translation pay grade
I also failed to explain the “3-way” connection - Skyline Chili dishes are ordered in ways; 3-way, 4-way, etc. - a 3-way is spaghetti, chili, and cheese, as per that picture up above.
I was so looking forward to greeting you and your hubs with, “I’d invite you for a 3-way, but I think your gluten allergy would get in the way,” and enjoying watching the two of you puzzle through that one.
SandwichShortOfAPicnic
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Puzzle or run fast?Snicker, as in quietly laugh at you behind your back, for not knowing that Cincinnati-style chili is a sauce, and you’d no more eat a bowl of that than you’d eat a bowl of marinara on its own.
I also failed to explain the “3-way” connection - Skyline Chili dishes are ordered in ways; 3-way, 4-way, etc. - a 3-way is spaghetti, chili, and cheese, as per that picture up above.
I was so looking forward to greeting you and your hubs with, “I’d invite you for a 3-way, but I think your gluten allergy would get in the way,” and enjoying watching the two of you puzzle through that one.
I would also have accepted a rejoinder of, “Are you sure, because those buns sure look gluten-free…”Puzzle or run fast?
SandwichShortOfAPicnic
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Stop messing with my American, it's already confusing enoughI would also have accepted a rejoinder of, “Are you sure, because those buns sure look gluten-free…”
Hey does this mean I'm becoming bilingual?
You’re going to be so discombobulated by the time you land on our shores, that your first fuel-up stop will be like this:
Shop attendant: “Seven gallons o’ gas…two Cokes…an’ two bags o’ Munchos. That’ll be…$29.73, please. Cash or card?”
<Silence from the SOAPs>
Shop attendant: “You payin’ wit’ cash or card, ma’am?”
Lady SOAP to Lord SOAP (side whisper): “I dunno if he’s asking for money or propositioning us! Damn you, Tasty!”
SandwichShortOfAPicnic
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I'm beginning to see an evil side to you..You’re going to be so discombobulated by the time you land on our shores, that your first fuel-up stop will be like this:
Shop attendant: “Seven gallons o’ gas…two Cokes…an’ two bags o’ Munchos. That’ll be…$29.73, please. Cash or card?”
<Silence from the SOAPs>
Shop attendant: “You payin’ wit’ cash or card, ma’am?”
Lady SOAP to Lord SOAP (side whisper): “I dunno if he’s asking for money or propositioning us! Damn you, Tasty!”
that makes me think we'll get along very well indeed
Although I might have to ask nicely if another American forum friend can protect me from you and teach me proper American!
Paging all upstanding American cooking bites members - help
SandwichShortOfAPicnic
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Snicker - laughing (we tend to snigger).
Snicker - a horse noise (ours whinny).
Snicker - a chocolate bar (A Marathon to the oldies before they changed it to 'Snicker' which my generation are still complaining about).
Left me wondering what on earth Mars were thinking naming it after a laughing horse?!
Suddenly gripped with a desire to know why Mars irritated everyone with the name changes of Marathon and Opal fruits I had a look.
Sounds a tinsy bit scathing doesn't he!
Snicker - a horse noise (ours whinny).
Snicker - a chocolate bar (A Marathon to the oldies before they changed it to 'Snicker' which my generation are still complaining about
).Left me wondering what on earth Mars were thinking naming it after a laughing horse?!
Suddenly gripped with a desire to know why Mars irritated everyone with the name changes of Marathon and Opal fruits I had a look.
Sounds a tinsy bit scathing doesn't he!