Kasich eats pizza with a fork.

Those tasting menus at Blue Hill Farm look ridiculously good.

I love restaurants that serve indigenous food and do it spectacularly. Husk in Nashville is another great example.
Burger King has recently added grilled beef hot dogs to their menu. I'm tempted to go get a couple for lunch.

I'm not kidding myself and I realize that less than premium hot dogs are made with by products that I don't want to know about. The Bk dogs look interesting.
Blue Farms is amazing. Hundreds, if not thousands of acres of rolling pastures. The entire historic sleepy Hollow area is like stepping back in time, and its minutes from the NYC border. They do amazing work there, teaching urban kids about farming and animal husbandry and provide tremendous amounts of food for local food banks. There are a number of working farms in NYC, and even a winery. Long Island has thousands of acres of farmlands and a tremendous wine growing business.
The oldest working cattle ranch in the country is there. My sister and her family buy sides of beef from there two or three times a year. Two generations ago, LI provided a major portion of the countries potatoes and ducks but that land has mostly been built up. It's still a billion dollar industry that provides about 10,000 jobs, but its ashadow of what it was as late as the mid-1970s.
I dated a lady for a year from the Upper East Side, and I've been to the island maybe 15 times. My brother lives in Rochester, but as you know, that's east of the Hudson, so it doesn't matter. As I pointed out, if one visits a NY steakhouse, you won't find New York beef. Besides, NYC doesn't respect the balance of the state, since these folks are country bumpkins.


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Unless you live in Japan or The Argentine, you are wrong again.

I'm guessing you've never been to NYC or Long Island, but then again you are so ignorant that you just might have been and still don't believe it.
gaze upon this https://www.bluehillfarm.com/



NY with about 1.5m cattle is about 5% of the nations 30+m cattle.
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Originally posted by: Boilerman
I dated a lady for a year from the Upper East Side, and I've been to the island maybe 15 times. My brother lives in Rochester, but as you know, that's east of the Hudson, so it doesn't matter. As I pointed out, if one visits a NY steakhouse, you won't find New York beef. Besides, NYC doesn't respect the balance of the state, since these folks are country bumpkins.


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Originally posted by: billryan
Unless you live in Japan or The Argentine, you are wrong again.

I'm guessing you've never been to NYC or Long Island, but then again you are so ignorant that you just might have been and still don't believe it.
gaze upon this https://www.bluehillfarm.com/




I don't know why you continuously have to help me prove me point, but I suppose its appreciated. I've never seen a pinata so insistent on meeting the stick, but you certainly make the job easier.
You don't need me to prove, anything. You do quite nicely on your own providing credence to all of the negative NYC stereotypes. As a fellow New Yorker, I suspect that Hoops is embarrassed for you.


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Originally posted by: billryan
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Originally posted by: Boilerman
I dated a lady for a year from the Upper East Side, and I've been to the island maybe 15 times. My brother lives in Rochester, but as you know, that's east of the Hudson, so it doesn't matter. As I pointed out, if one visits a NY steakhouse, you won't find New York beef. Besides, NYC doesn't respect the balance of the state, since these folks are country bumpkins.


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Originally posted by: billryan
Unless you live in Japan or The Argentine, you are wrong again.

I'm guessing you've never been to NYC or Long Island, but then again you are so ignorant that you just might have been and still don't believe it.
gaze upon this https://www.bluehillfarm.com/




I don't know why you continuously have to help me prove me point, but I suppose its appreciated. I've never seen a pinata so insistent on meeting the stick, but you certainly make the job easier.


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Originally posted by: Boilerman
I dated a lady for a year from the Upper East Side, and I've been to the island maybe 15 times. My brother lives in Rochester, but as you know, that's east of the Hudson, so it doesn't matter. As I pointed out, if one visits a NY steakhouse, you won't find New York beef. Besides, NYC doesn't respect the balance of the state, since these folks are country bumpkins...
Maybe, I don't know. But could it be because New York City SUPPORTS the freeloaders in the rest of the state. Outside of NYC and the downstate suburbs, the rest of New York State residents receive about 50% more in government services than they pay in taxes.

And who is paying for the extra services the non-NYC counties receive? It's the residents of New York City. At least the bumpkins could show some gratitude.

Forkie should tread lightly when speaking about the Clinton, Sanders, and Obama freeloading voters.


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Originally posted by: Boilerman
I dated a lady for a year from the Upper East Side, and I've been to the island maybe 15 times. My brother lives in Rochester, but as you know, that's east of the Hudson, so it doesn't matter. As I pointed out, if one visits a NY steakhouse, you won't find New York beef. Besides, NYC doesn't respect the balance of the state, since these folks are country bumpkins...
Maybe, I don't know. But could it be because New York City SUPPORTS the freeloaders in the rest of the state. Outside of NYC and the downstate suburbs, the rest of New York State residents receive about 50% more in government services than they pay in taxes.

And who is paying for the extra services the non-NYC counties receive? It's the residents of New York City. At least the bumpkins could show some gratitude.


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And who is paying for the extra services the non-NYC counties receive?
Taxpayers? Evil Wall Street Bankers? Disgusting Real Estate Barons? Capitalist Pigs? Who? Exactly?

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