Yes, if only because you can get huge portions for about $7, and a huge pitcher (like 6 pints worth) of Sam Adams for $8.Radbird wrote: Speaking of fried chicken, is Bernie's favorite place, Hodaks, worth the trip?
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Yes, if only because you can get huge portions for about $7, and a huge pitcher (like 6 pints worth) of Sam Adams for $8.Radbird wrote: Speaking of fried chicken, is Bernie's favorite place, Hodaks, worth the trip?
I've never had it myself but from what I've heard its alot of hype. They're are plenty of places out there just as good or better.Speaking of fried chicken, is Bernie's favorite place, Hodaks, worth the trip?
That's a great way to do it. I do it that way as well. Keeps me somewhat healthy because I get that craving atleast once if not twice (if not 8 times) a month... that said, once a year or so I indulge in some Church's chicken, fries, okra, and of course the biscuits.Radbird wrote:About the only option we have here is KFC. Or the supermarket deli kind, but that never looks very appetizing.
We don't deep fry at home so if I get a craving for it, I usually bread some chicken and bake it. Not exactly the same, but I suppose it's a lot healthier.
Speaking of fried chicken, is Bernie's favorite place, Hodaks, worth the trip?
Most everyone loves beer too, but the stereotype is more often than not applied to the Germans and Irish out there. Even though Prague has the highest beer consumption per capita in the world. Those drunken Czechs!heyzeus wrote:I think we need to call a national caucus to officially retire this stereotype.
Seriously, everyone loves fried chicken. It's greasy, crispy, and delicious. It makes as much sense as starting a stereotype that white people totally love bacon cheeseburgers.
In conclusion, fried chicken is awesome.