Taking Requests for food to bring!

Rabid Southern Cross Fan · Wed Oct 25, 2006 8:41 am

Heh, and here I was thinking that bringing MREs would be the strangest thing....

Vinny · Unread post by **Vinny** » Wed Oct 25, 2006 1:45 pm

gmask1 wrote:I was going to bring some Vegemite with me - the timeless Aussie favorite spread. It's a bit like Marmite, and makes a great ingredient in all kinds of dishes...

...

Ok, and unless you've been eating it since birth, there's a 99% chance that you'll hate it. Aussies live for the expressions of pain that accompany eating Vegemite for the first time (grown men can cry... )

Vegemite, now illegal in the States.

Josh Sinsapaugh · Thu Oct 26, 2006 11:24 am

Shinitenshi wrote:Hey everyone I'm going to be cooking for the open house. If anyone wants to shoot me some requests I would be happy to take them into consideration. If there is a certain flavor of cookie or a certain munchie you really like, let me know and I'll see what I can do.

Snicker Doodles.

That's all I'm going to say.

~ Josh

The Galactus Kid · Thu Oct 26, 2006 2:08 pm

ANYKIND of baked goods.

Warwolf · Unread post by **Warwolf** » Thu Oct 26, 2006 7:53 pm

Shinitenshi wrote:Well I love to bake so I'll just spend all of Thursday baking and cooking to feed all you guys.
Nothing like buttering up all the people I think are awesome so they let me in their games.

Chocolate chip cookies are a must and haystacks (chow-mein noodle cookies) are a favorite as well.

Warwolf · Unread post by **Warwolf** » Fri Oct 27, 2006 6:19 pm

Shinitenshi wrote:Chocolate chip cookies were a given and I've been wanting to try out making haystacks so now I got another guinea pig

As long as they aren't cyanide flavored, count me in.

Carl Gleba · Unread post by **Carl Gleba** » Fri Oct 27, 2006 6:27 pm

How about oatmeal cookies.... my favorite :ok:

Carl

GhostKnight · Unread post by **GhostKnight** » Fri Oct 27, 2006 9:34 pm

Sushi.

Josh Sinsapaugh · Sat Oct 28, 2006 5:02 pm

Shinitenshi wrote:Now ribs I can do! Maybe we should set up a grill outside and have a barbeque

People were actually suggesting that a few months back, and it actually would be a good idea.

Either Palladium staffers (who live nearby) could bring their grills, or someone could rent a big one.

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Damnit... this post has made me hungry...

~ Josh

Warwolf · Unread post by **Warwolf** » Sun Oct 29, 2006 4:39 am

Shinitenshi wrote:Too bad you weren't here for our Halloween party tonight. I had, min cresent wienies, chicken salad crossionts, swedish meatballsm chili cheese dip, BLT dip, veggies and dip, hummus, ham, ham roll-ups, pasta salad, pineapple upside down cupcakes a few other things and over 120 jello shots. We've been having a great time, wish you guys could be here.

So do I, I'm just trolling the boards tonight. :-?

Brian Manning · Sun Oct 29, 2006 1:31 pm

I think asking us what we want to eat at the Open House is just plain trouble...maybe we should set up some kind of fund to help finance this colossal task.

Oh yeah, brownies.

ApocalypseZero · Mon Oct 30, 2006 8:39 am

gmask1 wrote:
Vinny wrote:
gmask1 wrote:I was going to bring some Vegemite with me - the timeless Aussie favorite spread. It's a bit like Marmite, and makes a great ingredient in all kinds of dishes...

...

Ok, and unless you've been eating it since birth, there's a 99% chance that you'll hate it. Aussies live for the expressions of pain that accompany eating Vegemite for the first time (grown men can cry... )

Vegemite, now illegal in the States.

It's not quite that bad... while that was certainly what the media was telling us over the weekend, it's apparently been a little over-exagerated.

While Vegemite does contain folate, an ingredient used only in breads and cereals in the US, it apparently doesn't violate the importation laws.

I've done a lot of international travelling, and I'm bringing Vegemite... I don't think I'd feel right leaving it at home!

Just to add a bit of clarification (in case anyone thought he was joking), as of Oct. 23, Vegemite is now illegal in the US. Odd how this comes up here, when my wife was asking about it a couple nights ago.

Prince Artemis · Mon Oct 30, 2006 9:32 am

i suggest something big that you can make before hand and just bring in the pot like chili, spagetti, chowder or soup.

Unread post by **NMI** » Wed Nov 22, 2006 9:38 pm

before you set out to bring wine, you should check with Palladium to see if it (the wine) can be brought into the open house.

Carl Gleba · Unread post by **Carl Gleba** » Thu Nov 23, 2006 11:42 am

The Deific NMI wrote:before you set out to bring wine, you should check with Palladium to see if it (the wine) can be brought into the open house.

I'm sure there will be a fair number of people under the legal drinking age at the open house. Its probably not a good idea for anyone to bring any kind of alcoholic beverages. Lets look out for Palladium's best interests :ok:

Carl

Carl Gleba · Unread post by **Carl Gleba** » Thu Nov 23, 2006 6:52 pm

I like my morning coffee?

rat_bastard · Unread post by **rat_bastard** » Sun Nov 26, 2006 7:26 pm

I'm trying to figure out the logistic s of bringing a french press and a grinder because I am a coffee snob, I would prefere lower fat options in the way of food, I don't last long on the usual gamer fare of fried this and that.

The Galactus Kid · Mon Nov 27, 2006 6:08 pm

I believe there is a request for some brownies, but I'll let Ninja Bunny tell you all about that...

Prince Artemis · Wed Nov 29, 2006 9:06 am

Maybe I should have a demonstration of my 'imitiation' meals. Good meals that cost less the $5 that do an excellent job of imitiating meals that take 20 minutes and usually $10-$15 to make.

There's also my patented 'Beef-Rice Boritos'

rat_bastard · Unread post by **rat_bastard** » Wed Nov 29, 2006 3:07 pm

OK few questions bout food and acomodations, anyone who works at the warehouse or has been to the last open house can answer.

#1 is there access to the following: A stove top, a microwave, a power outlet, a sink, a sink with a garbage disposal, a refridgerator.

#2 what kind of food is provided, and what kind of food is easy to access (like is there a pizza place down the street or a mini-mart etc.).

Carl Gleba · Unread post by **Carl Gleba** » Thu Nov 30, 2006 1:46 pm

rat_bastard wrote:OK few questions bout food and acomodations, anyone who works at the warehouse or has been to the last open house can answer.

#1 is there access to the following: A stove top, a microwave, a power outlet, a sink, a sink with a garbage disposal, a refridgerator.

#2 what kind of food is provided, and what kind of food is easy to access (like is there a pizza place down the street or a mini-mart etc.).

No for #1. Except for the sink in the bathrooms :shock:

For #2 Palladium brought in a variety of snacks like chips, candy bars, pop, water, and Pizza was delivered and people could buy it by the slice as I recall. I didn't get to eat much with all the activity so I'm sure someone else can elaborate on the food. As I recall prices were reasonable and I think just enough for PB to make their money back plus a few extra cents on the dollar. I don't recall any of the prices sorry.

Carl

highpriestrsw2 · Tue Jan 23, 2007 5:33 pm

I'm attempting to get the green light from the wife to go.
If so I'll bring whatever needs to be brought for a massive pot of chili!
anyone else in?

Ravenwing · Unread post by **Ravenwing** » Tue Jan 23, 2007 6:47 pm

highpriestrsw2 wrote:I'm attempting to get the green light from the wife to go.
If so I'll bring whatever needs to be brought for a massive pot of chili!
anyone else in?

Are we talking real Texas chilli ? Or that stuff that posses as chilli up north? If the first I'll bring the chilli's .

Jason Richards · Wed Jan 24, 2007 12:29 pm

rat_bastard wrote:OK few questions bout food and acomodations, anyone who works at the warehouse or has been to the last open house can answer.

#1 is there access to the following: A stove top, a microwave, a power outlet, a sink, a sink with a garbage disposal, a refridgerator.

You're coming to game and hang out, not take over their office! You're that pain of an uncle/cousin/friend that comes over uninvited and doesn't clean up when he leaves, aren't you?

Jason Richards · Wed Jan 24, 2007 12:29 pm

Ravenwing wrote:
highpriestrsw2 wrote:I'm attempting to get the green light from the wife to go.
If so I'll bring whatever needs to be brought for a massive pot of chili!
anyone else in?

Are we talking real Texas chilli ? Or that stuff that posses as chilli up north? If the first I'll bring the chilli's .

I'd also like to point out that real chili doesn't have beans in it. :ok:

Unread post by **NMI** » Wed Jan 24, 2007 12:39 pm

A gentleman @ the table I was GM'ing for, bought (from Palladium) 2 boxes of pizzas for the group. I think PB was selling slices for perhaps 2$ ea and cans (or was it bottles) of soda for 1$? I could be wrong.

Ravenwing · Unread post by **Ravenwing** » Wed Jan 24, 2007 1:06 pm

Jason Richards wrote:
Ravenwing wrote:
highpriestrsw2 wrote:I'm attempting to get the green light from the wife to go.
If so I'll bring whatever needs to be brought for a massive pot of chili!
anyone else in?

Are we talking real Texas chilli ? Or that stuff that posses as chilli up north? If the first I'll bring the chilli's .

I'd also like to point out that real chili doesn't have beans in it.

Oh ya baby!! Meat, and chilli's and some peppers ( Does homer inpression) "Chilllllllliiiiiii"

Damian Magecraft · Sat Jan 27, 2007 1:13 pm

chocolate oatmeal no-bake cookies!
buckeyes!

two of my favs...
and the way my mom makes them just smelling them while she cooks is enough to give you sugar shock....

Damian Magecraft · Sat Jan 27, 2007 10:48 pm

Citizen Lazlo wrote:
Damian Magecraft wrote:buckeyes!

GODS NO!!!!!!

Please the acursed things are all over in Ohio why in the name of Asimov do you want them as a special request?!?!?!?!?!

umm cause i live here in ohio and buckeyes (peanutbutter balls dipped in chocolate) are the best sugar rush ever...

The Galactus Kid · Tue Feb 06, 2007 6:33 pm

Are you coming to the open house, EPIC?

Subjugator · Unread post by **Subjugator** » Wed Feb 07, 2007 1:25 pm

gmask1 wrote:I'll also be bringing Tim Tams, and (if anyone is a wine buff) a couple of bottles of red. Maybe the wine can accompany your cooking?

Would ya do me a fave and bring me either some musk sticks or some musk flavored Life Savers?

I like to torture my kids with 'em.

/Sub

Subjugator · Unread post by **Subjugator** » Wed Feb 07, 2007 1:26 pm

Vinny wrote:
gmask1 wrote:I was going to bring some Vegemite with me - the timeless Aussie favorite spread. It's a bit like Marmite, and makes a great ingredient in all kinds of dishes...

...

Ok, and unless you've been eating it since birth, there's a 99% chance that you'll hate it. Aussies live for the expressions of pain that accompany eating Vegemite for the first time (grown men can cry... )

Vegemite, now illegal in the States.

Urban legend.

/Sub

Subjugator · Unread post by **Subjugator** » Wed Feb 07, 2007 1:31 pm

I think I can provide funding for some of this stuff, though I pretty much suck at making things myself.

As of right now, put me in for $50 toward some sort of noshies.

/Sub

Maryann · Unread post by **Maryann** » Wed Feb 07, 2007 2:16 pm

Citizen Lazlo wrote:
Damian Magecraft wrote:
Citizen Lazlo wrote:
Damian Magecraft wrote:buckeyes!

GODS NO!!!!!!

Please the acursed things are all over in Ohio why in the name of Asimov do you want them as a special request?!?!?!?!?!

umm cause i live here in ohio and buckeyes (peanutbutter balls dipped in chocolate) are the best sugar rush ever...

To each their own!

My wife loves them. But she was born here, I on the other hand am a Detroit native.

........oh the fights in my house, and my poor children born as Buckeyes.

I'm right there with ya Laz, Buckeyes ewwwww!

I think I'm going to send a surprise over to the open house ... from the west side of Detroit ...

Greyaxe · Unread post by **Greyaxe** » Wed Feb 07, 2007 3:48 pm

I know a delicious recipie i think we need to have at the open house.

PRIME RIB STEAKS for everybody!!

It will be cheap only 20$ per steak :lol:

Warwolf · Unread post by **Warwolf** » Sun Mar 25, 2007 2:40 am

Ninjabunny wrote:
Shinitenshi wrote:Bunny, your not allowed to post on here. I have to feed you everyday.....no special requests for you

Look at it this way, you get awesome meals every day (unlike a poor college student such as myself... gourmet Ramen anyone?)!

Subjugator · Unread post by **Subjugator** » Tue Apr 03, 2007 10:53 am

Evil_Brak wrote:Myself and three friends are flying up from texas this has inspired me to bring a load of tamales , something that I doubt many people get up there in michigan to often.

YOU CAN GET GOOD TAMALES?

Um. How much for about fifty of 'em?

Seriously.

/Sub

Warwolf · Unread post by **Warwolf** » Tue Apr 03, 2007 2:25 pm

Evil_Brak wrote:Myself and three friends are flying up from texas this has inspired me to bring a load of tamales , something that I doubt many people get up there in michigan to often.

Hmm... a Palladium tamale eating contest... now there's an idea. :demon:

Warwolf · Unread post by **Warwolf** » Wed Apr 04, 2007 7:13 pm

the_robot wrote:
Warwolf wrote:Look at it this way, you get awesome meals every day (unlike a poor college student such as myself... gourmet Ramen anyone?)!

Get a proper spice rack. We had one at the house I used to live in, making stuff for next to nothing (or actually nothing) is super easy as long as you have a spice rack. And for Ramen...just add meat or cheese...or both.

And my only request is Cheese-Its, but I'll probably bring my own box or two...

The hook there is that I have to be able to AFFORD a spice rack. I guess I didn't emphasize the "poor" part of the title enough.

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