Thread: American Snack Foods

Warblers on Soi Nana used to do good mexican but I don't know if it is there anymore or not.

So yank it out and move it. You da man Poolie.

Not mexican food, but still a 'shit-you-can't-get-here-but-miss-like-a-motherfucker;' Corn dogs. i'm gonna have to get me some corn dogs...

Err, what's a corn dog?

Originally Posted by aging one

Its not that simple Marmers, its owned by Pepsico Int. And they are not keen to enter this market. I have tried everything including a visit to corporate headquarters 5 years ago.

I thought Pepsico sold all fast food chains and now they are owned by Yum! brands, former Tricon.

I've never seen one.

So it's a bit like the English sausage in batter, except you use plastic sausages? OK. I'll stick with the Limey version.

it's pure junk food but I miss 'em
had a portugese family near by. they made Their own linguisa and had a sour dough culture goin wrap them linguisa's up with sourdough, baked 'em for while...
Think i'm going to be going back to the states around Song Krhan for a couple a weeks this year; to eat. Come back weighin' 220-230, sick of farang food.

Originally Posted by friscofrankie

it's pure junk food but I miss 'em
had a portugese family near by. they made Their own linguisa and had a sour dough culture goin wrap them linguisa's up with sourdough, baked 'em for while...
Think i'm going to be going back to the states around Song Krhan for a couple a weeks this year; to eat. Come back weighin' 220-230, sick of farang food.

Sounds like you're in worse shape than I'll ever be for missing American food, Frankie. I never eat corn dogs, and don't eat at Taco Bell. The only real junk food I eat much are the occasional cheeseburger and pizza. Both of those I can get in Pattaya, although I seriously doubt that I'll be able to find any as good as those made here. Of course, I can always buy some ground beef, and make a cheeseburger myself now and then.