It’s that time once again, to eat tons of international food, and drink liters of international beer during the 2010 Orange International Street Fair! For my wife and I, it has become tradition for us to invite friends over and trek down to Old Towne Orange (Orange Plaza) and enjoy […]
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I bet you didn’t know that many years ago Der Wienerschnitzel wasn’t just in the Hot Dog with Chili Sauce business but was in the music production business as well! Here is the story behind this and some other interesting cross promotional albums of the same ilk. (From Space Age […]
Image by Gabriel Madrigal Photography via Flickr This weekend on KCET is the premiere of Huell Howser‘s California’s Gold visit to In-N-Out Burger. This is a once in a lifetime look into the Southern California drive thru staple. Here is the promotional commercial for the episode. I am soooo excited […]
I realize I’m going to probably lose what little foodie credibility I have, but I have to share and see what others think of the McDonald’s Mexican Style Salsa. It’s a unique spicy and thick sauce that makes just about anything you put it on exponentially better. It reminds me […]
Just sending out a reminder for all of you that haven’t looked at your calendar recently, the 2009 Orange International Street Fair is just around the corner! Every Labor Day weekend thousands celebrate on the streets of Orange, California in one of the largest non-profit fairs in Orange County! This […]
[singlepic=163,320,240,,left]Long ago, before I was born Carl Karcher of Carl’s Jr. fame used to sell hot dogs and went on to found Carl’s Jr. which at one time sold Chili Dogs. I heard from Nancy over at Fast Food Maven that Carl’s Jr. was testing out Chili Dogs in some […]
Taco Bell is a long time Orange County standard, from it’s first incarnation in neighboring Downey to it’s headquarters in Irvine Taco Bell is Southern California. When I was growing up we didn’t really get food from there much, but then came high school, and there wasn’t a single weekend […]
Talk about a blast from the past. I can’t remember the food at all, but I always loved the name of Pup’n’Taco when I was a kid. [ad]