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17. Ask maddezmom about a great BBQ spot if go by the Austin area.

Thu May 8, 2014, 06:15 PM

May 2014

She, my brother and I had lunch there. Forget the name or the town. Little town south of Austin.

Picnic tables inside, find a spot. Paper plates, butcher paper place mats. BBQ pit right outside the front door, you pass it on your way in. Order at the pit. Get your drinks inside. Iced tea and...Dr. Pepper. Killer BBQ. Real neat spot.

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If you were out of the US for a while, what would be the food you would seek out [View all] cbayer May 2014 OP

It's a toss-up Galileo126 May 2014 #1

I'm partial to a few items from MickeyD's, so that's on my list, too. cbayer May 2014 #2

Pecan Pie! PumpkinAle May 2014 #3

Yes! I'm coming in through Texas and a chicken fried steak and some Texas BBQ are also cbayer May 2014 #6

Ask maddezmom about a great BBQ spot if go by the Austin area. pinto May 2014 #17

I'm not going through Austin this trip, but I am going to stay the night with maddezmom. cbayer May 2014 #21

She makes some good plates. pinto May 2014 #25

Was it Kreuz Market in Lockhart? Texasgal May 2014 #23

That's it! pinto May 2014 #26

Ooops. Heard from my brother. It was Smitty's. pinto May 2014 #36

I don't know that I would. Erich Bloodaxe BSN May 2014 #4

Yes! I look forward to lots of ice. cbayer May 2014 #5

Mexican! Kali May 2014 #7

You are hilarious! cbayer May 2014 #8

yeah you can rarely get real Mexican up here Kali May 2014 #10

I remember the first time I went to Italy Fortinbras Armstrong May 2014 #32

I have discovered the same thing in Mexico. cbayer May 2014 #35

Whenever I came back from the Caribbean, I always wanted... greatauntoftriplets May 2014 #9

Shelf stable boxed milk is widely available and super-delicious. cbayer May 2014 #11

I wanted the regular stuff. greatauntoftriplets May 2014 #12

It took me a while to wrap my head around it, but it is the regular stuff. cbayer May 2014 #13

Well, I never had much call to go to grocery stores down there... greatauntoftriplets May 2014 #22

It is the issue of refrigeration that has led to the wide availability of shelf stable milk. cbayer May 2014 #27

I think the kids down there mostly drank goat's milk. greatauntoftriplets May 2014 #28

I've been in Ireland for 20 years now. Granny M May 2014 #14

Tortillas are exceedingly easy to make. cbayer May 2014 #18

The masa harina has been impossible to find. Granny M May 2014 #33

Ah, that's a problem. cbayer May 2014 #34

If summertime, it would have to be my home grown tomatoes and other fresh japple May 2014 #15

I spent some time in Oahu as well and the only food I had that I really liked cbayer May 2014 #19

Cheeseburger. pinto May 2014 #16

Most definitely. cbayer May 2014 #20

Good chinese food or Dim Sum. Texasgal May 2014 #24

There are some fast food type Chinese restaurants, but cbayer May 2014 #30

I'm with greataunt locks May 2014 #29

Lol! I know how you love your milk. cbayer May 2014 #31

vegetables Retrograde May 2014 #37

Is there difficulty getting fresh produce in Europe? cbayer May 2014 #38

Not in my experience... greatauntoftriplets May 2014 #39

How they are prepared in certain areas is certainly true. cbayer May 2014 #40

That's very true. greatauntoftriplets May 2014 #41

My famliy lived in Australia in the '70's..... A HERETIC I AM May 2014 #42

Yep! cbayer May 2014 #43

"Go for GIBBS! Pies, Pasties and Sausage rolls!" A HERETIC I AM May 2014 #44

Yikes! Alice Springs. cbayer May 2014 #45

"Ranch"?!?! No such thing! A HERETIC I AM May 2014 #46

Oops! Yeah, station. cbayer May 2014 #47

Riverbeds, to be sure. A HERETIC I AM May 2014 #48

I have always hoped to see them when they flooded. It must be an amazing sight. cbayer May 2014 #49