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OT: Timbiebs

Your relationship with him is irreparable. It has been completely shattered. You two have a dark history that cannot be salvaged. And that's okay. We all need to move on in life.
 
I haven't read this but agreed with the title

I was keeping an open mind until she wrote that she hadn't had the sauce since she was in university 10 years ago.

Wait. What? Ten years ago? Like 2010?


The author of this lame article is just another smug, avocado toast eating millennial pontificating on things they know nothing about. Chalet sauce is so much more than mere "sauce". It is literally the Nectar of the Gods, the culinary equivalent of holy water.

Anyone who disagrees is literally worse than Hitler.
 
I was keeping an open mind until she wrote that she hadn't had the sauce since she was in university 10 years ago.

Wait. What? Ten years ago? Like 2010?


The author of this lame article is just another smug, avocado toast eating millennial pontificating on things they know nothing about. Chalet sauce is so much more than mere "sauce". It is literally the Nectar of the Gods, the culinary equivalent of holy water.

Anyone who disagrees is literally worse than Hitler.
I just skimmed it now and it looks like she did try it again for the purposes of research! She's right but yeah, Beleafer-esque snobby about it. It has been about a decade since I tried the sauce too and I have nothing but horrible memories there. I will try it again soon and report this very important information.
 
Now, you want to talk about lousy hamburger chains? There was one of these on Lawrence Avenue in Scarborough across the street from Cedarbrae Mall back in the early 70's. Rumor was that they were using horse meat.

There was also a Big Boy restaurant on the south side of Lawrence, just east of Markham Road back then.

 
I remember going to one near CFB Rockcliffe in Ottawa when I was posted there in about 1970. Seem to me it was very much like a McDonalds.
 
It's the go-to gift when you don't know jack shit about someone. Luckily mine wasn't a gift. More of a "I need to get rid of this shit, please help by taking some of these gift cards."

It’s great to re gifting gift cards
 
When I was a kid my father had a contract with Frank Vetere's doing some carpet stuff...there wasn't a lot of them but one glorious summer I worked with him and we went all over Ontario doing repairs and eating free Vetere's.
Oh yeah, I remember my first "deep dish" pizza at Veteres. Seemed to me that they just undercooked the dough. I was more of a Mother's fan.
 
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I remember that place, but naturally refused to patronize it on principle. I only ever went to Tim Hortons because the photo of Horton they hung in all the stores was of him wearing a Sabres uniform.

At around the same time, Montreal had a chain of restaurants called "Burger 12" which was part owned by Yvan Cournoyer, who also owned a bar called Brasserie 12. Henri Richard also owned a tavern up until the late 80's.
 
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