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From Talk

Milkshakes: should they come with whipped cream on top or not?

I vote with the no-whipped cream folks; I have worked at many soda fountains over the years, beginning as a car hop at an A&W Root Beer Stand in the 60s, and wherever we made real milk shakes, i.e. with ice cream, milk, a stainless steel beaker, etc. we never put whipped cream on top.

From Required Eating

A Sticky-Note Pad So Cute You'll Cry

I agree; it's absolutely adorable, but where can I get hold of one, or some?

From Required Eating

'How Moist Was My Turkey'

Very entertaining post, but what about gravy? That can hold things up at the last minute and there's never enough.

From Ed Levine Eats

Starbucks Breakfast: Doomed from the Get Go

I have also found, that at least here in Pittsburgh, the pastries are terrible, too. The possible exception is their cold sandwiches, which my husband claims are quite good, although I've only eaten one once so don't like to generalize.

BTW, I agree with you about their CDs; they are bringing back overlooked music and artists, like early Al Green, etc. and I think it's great.

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From Talk

Milkshakes: should they come with whipped cream on top or not?

I guess I'm lucky. The place from which I get my milkshakes( however rare they are), come with the stainless steel beaker and everything. The downside is that, living in California, my milkshake has been tainted by what we can now safely call the "Starbucks effect," in that it has whipped cream where whipped cream should not be. My final opinion: I won't flip out or boycott whipped cream, but if they ask, I'll be grateful to be given the opportunity to say "no".

From Required Eating

'How Moist Was My Turkey'

I told him not to brine the turkey! Did he listen? Obviously he didn't.

Congrats on opening day!

From Required Eating

'How Moist Was My Turkey'

Adam is the best culinary comic-making New Yorker writing on seriouseats.com

From Required Eating

'How Moist Was My Turkey'

Adam, I enjoyed your Thanksgiving dinner re-telling very much! I love the comic book approach. The meal sounded delicious, yummmmm...

And hooray for brining! :)

From Required Eating

'How Moist Was My Turkey'

loved this adam..........
makes readers feel part of the family at a real american feast........!!!

From Required Eating

'How Moist Was My Turkey'

I'm seriously looking forward to exploring serious eats! Thanks for the invite AG.