Acer_kewei wrote:
pigstand2018...(恕刪)
多的是靠爸、靠媽起家如:比爾蓋茲、巴菲特、馬化騰~。成功了,只會認為車庫起家,沒人追問當初的資源怎麼來的。
水中火 wrote:
你那麼愛吃茭白筍

水中火 wrote:
這幾年埔里產的
個人覺得沒甚麼味道
公路車ing wrote:
我的英文能力很是不...(恕刪)
As I pointed out at the beginning of this tasting, Tina's "Red Hot Beef" Burrito is, for me, the gold-standard of ghetto-burrito fabulousness. I’m not alone, apparently. Even the good people at Tina’s didn’t seem to understand what a following they had, and when they tried to reformulate their flagship burrito to make it even cheaper, there was such an uproar that they were forced to change back to their original recipe. Today’s tasting confirmed my feelings on Tina’s. Though the burrito lost much of its filling, and though the tortilla hardened into a crackly, crunchy, dry mess, there’s something about the unapologetic, spicy beef-flavored “textured vegetable protein” paste inside that continues to define what sixteen-cent (on special) burritos should taste like. They’re incredibly cheap, deeply satisfying, surprisingly spicy, and are perfect for when you have either just had, or are about to drink, a dozen beers. Though they don’t rank at the top of the list, due mostly to their diminutive size, every freezer in America should have one of these in it.
Tortilla: 3
Filling (Flavor): 4
Filling (Texture): 2
Size: 2
Spiciness: 5
Overall: 3.2/5