Originally Posted By Blacksheep Uncle well I'll stand by my statement that DFAWs (Deep Fried Apple Wedges) are he freshed snacks at Disneyland as they are always cooked to order...not made in advance and just pilled up waiting for someone to buy them...
Originally Posted By DlandDug >>"I will continue to keep you in my prayers." The word I want to call you would be ADMIN'd.<< As I said before...too much granulated sugar. Turkey legs: A happy habit; enjoy some every day.
Originally Posted By DlandDug >>This coming from the guy that believes my statement that turkey legs taste like overly-salted ham is a KIND ENDORSEMENT.<< Well of course. Doesn't everyone love overly-salted ham? Turkey legs: The prefered snack of 4 out of 5 of America's Founding Fathers.
Originally Posted By DlandDug And a new favorite quote, nay, rallying cry for the Turkey Leg Insurgents: "I never said churros were fresh." --iluvdisneyland, DRFSP Post #40, Tuesday, November 11, 2003 Turkey legs: Almost as much to eat as to throw away!
Originally Posted By DlandDug >>"Turkey legs: I still believe the urban legend I am starting here and now that turkeys are actually slaughtered in a sound proof building just behind the pony farm, to ensure that our turkey legs are absolutely fresh." You can keep your naive outlook on life for as long as you wish, but take it from an Outdoor Vending cast member who has done this that they come in a frozen box of 24 and are therefore not fresh.<< I like you. I really like you. But can I believe that you are telling me the truth about this? I mean, should I place absolute trust in the word of a granulated-sugar-addled devotee of a food that is admittedly "not fresh?" Until I have personally seen the inside of every single building backstage, I will have serious doubts about your assertion. Turkey legs: The snack the Taliban hates, too.
Originally Posted By iluvdisneyland Whatever. Turkey Legs are Purdue brand that come in a box of 20. As many that can fit are put onto a cookie tray, put onto a rack, and then go into the freezer or the oven. From there, they are wrapped, bagged, trayed, and then go out to a wagon where they will sit for a long time before being purchased. They sell for $6.00 and even the leads say they are gross. Whether or not you choose to believe an Outdoor Vending cast member who has done this before is up to you. I really am past caring.
Originally Posted By cmpaley Turkey meat has no 'roughage.' No meat product has roughage. Meat is all protein and fat. Fruits, vegetables and unprocessed grains all have roughage and plenty of it. But let's get real here...no one claims that churros are a health food. No one can make a credible claim that the popcorn served at Disneyland is a health food (it's all carb and fat). The high sodium content of the turkey legs precludes them from being a health food. What is a good healthy food at Disneyland? The Cobb Salad at Plaza Inn. Turkey, bacon, tomatoes and chopped boiled eggs over a bed of greens. Now that is much healthier and anyone on Atkins will tell you that it's DELISH! Still, for snacking, Churros all the way, baby! Oh, one more little detail... *I* am the Supreme Pontiff of the Most Holy Churro of Disneyland and Emperor of the Churroian Empire. David Cardinal iluvdisneyland is my servant.
Originally Posted By Labuda "No one can make a credible claim that the popcorn served at Disneyland is a health food (it's all carb and fat)." Actually, popcorn is made from corn, os it's a vegetable! heheh And, as one of the ladies in my Weight Watchers meeting pointed out last week - when she goes out for drinks, she had a bloody mary since it counts as a vegetable! LOL
Originally Posted By DlandDug Thanks for the clarifications, iluvdisneyland and cmpaley. It is good to know that at least one of you is "past caring" enough to come here again and spend a little time chatting about that fabulous snack food--Turkey Legs! (Turkey legs: They must be the best; they cost the most!) cm--Please note my assertion that Turkey legs provide roughage WHEN THE WAX PAPER FUSES TO THE CARTILAGE. Important distinction there, and one I am sure you can appreciate. And we do agree--no snack should "be" healthy. (Or "healthful," to use the absolutely grammatically correct term. But I think vernacular works much better in discussing snacks, don't you?) The introduction of Cobb Salad (mmmmm) into this discussion merely clouds the issue at hand. Everyone knows Cobb Salad is clearly not a snack. And thanks for letting me know who's who in Churro land. It's hard to keep the sugar-addled players straight without a score card.
Originally Posted By DlandDug iluvdisneyland, again, I like you. (And now have a deep sympathy for you. A fine, young, intelligent person such as yourself, here in a democracy, casually refered to as a "servant." Disgraceful. The Turkey Leg Insurgents are a band of brothers [and sisters], as yet unidentified, who simply follow our noses to nirvana.) But I digress. I do like you. But again, I do not feel I can trust you. For example, in post #36 (and others) you hotly claimed that Turkey Legs (mmmmmmm) are sold in frozen packages of 24. Now on post #46 you say they are sold in packages of 20. Either all that granulated sugar has affected your short term memory (it could happen), or you are simply making up base slanders. I have been listening carefully as the DLRR passes between the Rivers of America and the pony farm. I swear I can hear Turkeys screaming. Turkey legs: The snack that is never mentioned in the Communist Manifesto.
Originally Posted By DlandDug And another dismaying observation, cmpaley. By your own words you negate the very idea that Turkey Legs are not "healthy." >>What is a good healthy food at Disneyland? The Cobb Salad at Plaza Inn. Turkey, bacon, tomatoes and chopped boiled eggs over a bed of greens.<< What is the very first ingredient you list? Hmmmmmm? Turkey legs: The snack that makes you look like Henry VIII!
Originally Posted By Pixie Glitter ROFLMAO!! Thank you, DlandDug! Your posts *almost* make me want to switch my allegiance from Dole Whips to turkey legs. And I hate turkey legs, so that was a high compliment, indeed. ;-)
Originally Posted By DlandDug Oh, and iluvdisneyland, there's something I am curious to know about the following: >>As many that can fit are put onto a cookie tray, put onto a rack, and then go into the freezer or the oven. From there, they are wrapped, bagged, trayed, and then go out to a wagon where they will sit for a long time before being purchased. They sell for $6.00...<< Are you sure it is a cookie tray? Turkey legs: The snack that doubles as a blackjack!
Originally Posted By iluvdisneyland "But I digress. I do like you. But again, I do not feel I can trust you. For example, in post #36 (and others) you hotly claimed that Turkey Legs (mmmmmmm) are sold in frozen packages of 24. Now on post #46 you say they are sold in packages of 20." I was mistaken with my original number. I have talked to a fellow vendor who confirmed it is, indeed, 20. I really do not see your point in any of this.
Originally Posted By FantasmicGal I think, Your Eminence, that DlandDug is accusing you of misinformation and false propaganda. Perhaps there is some truth to his statements... *Vistoria Hero of the Churroian Empire
Originally Posted By RealmOfDarkness I must say I am dismayed with the shape of this topic. I am especially dismayed at the lack of churroian respect for the soveriegnty of a nation, especially when they have internal dissent and problems to worry about.
Originally Posted By cmpaley That's turkey breast, not salted leg meat. I stated that the sodium content in the turkey legs sold at DLR is unhealthy (unless you drink a gallon of water with it), not the protein and fat (which are healthful).
Originally Posted By Elderp "I must say I am dismayed with the shape of this topic. " Well your the supposed "interim" leader. Although you never did specify how long this "interim" would be. However, the responsibilty of the content in a thread I think is in its creator. You can't of course control reactions but I do think one can always moderate.
