but if you ever find yourself in the vicinity of Lafayette, IN and have a hankering for no frills, no fuss, no muss good food you ought to check out the BBQ from South Street Smokehouse.
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Feedjit
Damn.
Are those beans?
Baked beans, dah-ling.
I’ve never come across “baked” beans a la Ayam Brand tomato sos here. They’re always in molasses or some odd sod like that.
i think it’s cus that’s very english. and because of that they find the idea of baked beans on toast abhorrent.
Could you clarify your “that” and “they”s?
My spam-o-meter’s still going wild. What IS it about that post.