what's for lunch???

Anonymous-0 · Jun 28, 2011

Old lady a couple houses down sets up lunch pretty much everyday while the farmers are working. Just stop in when you get a chance. Typical is whats in the pic for a couple bucks. Think she makes more than the farmers with less work..... Heading there myself now.

Anonymous-0 · Jun 28, 2011

3 of the 4 food groups and will prolly have an apple or two later....

What's unhealthy???????

bo · Jun 28, 2011

Outstanding! How can she do that for a couple of bucks? Here, 10 bucks at least.

Merle Hoppenworth · Jun 28, 2011

Anything better than that would be foolish.

sotxbill · Jun 28, 2011

you got to go by the new food pyrimiad..

and Beer is at the top of that one.

Billy NY · Jun 28, 2011

Is that actually WarSteiner in the glass, and what is in the casing/links ? Good stuff, like all things fine in moderation! I enjoy similar goods, made with venison made by an old school butcher shop/pork store, their venison frankfurters are excellent, same with sausage and pepperoni, great for outside cooking on the grill, while playing horseshoes and some quality beer. It's nice to have a place that offers some quality and will prepare meat for you.
Rolfs

Pat-CT · Jun 28, 2011

That beats the 2 peanut butter, jelly and fluff sandwiches I had.
That looks delicious!!!

larry@stinescorner · Jun 28, 2011

that looks really good! Only thing you need is some mustard,or horseradish,! Sure would like to visit your area some day,I remember a little bit of german from taking it in high school thanks for the nice picture!

Anonymous-0 · Jun 28, 2011

(quoted from post at 05:36:30 06/28/11) Outstanding! How can she do that for a couple of bucks? Here, 10 bucks at least.

30 cents for the beer, the links come 10 in a pack forjust under 2 bucks, and the prezel is 10-15 cents......She turns a good profit...

Anonymous-0 · Jun 28, 2011

(quoted from post at 06:51:18 06/28/11) Is that actually WarSteiner in the glass, and what is in the casing/links ? Good stuff, like all things fine in moderation! I enjoy similar goods, made with venison made by an old school butcher shop/pork store, their venison frankfurters are excellent, same with sausage and pepperoni, great for outside cooking on the grill, while playing horseshoes and some quality beer. It's nice to have a place that offers some quality and will prepare meat for you.
Rolfs

Sometimes warsteiner but usually whatever is on sale.... Links are like trail balogna........

Mike (WA) · Jun 28, 2011

There was a large amount of developement around Olympia, Washington (mainly houses) in the '60's, so lots of workmen in the area. An older lady saw an opportunity, and opened a very modest restaurant where she served "lunch". Open about 11 to 2. No menu, she just made something, and you took it or left it. She was an excellent cook, and stayed away from things that guys wouldn't like. It was usually stew, spaghetti, beef stroganoff, etc., with some side dishes. Set price every day, and you paid extra if you wanted seconds. No waitress, she did it all herself. If you'd finished eating and were just BS-ing, and there were guys waiting in line, you were asked to wind it up.

Went there a couple times with my dad- looked like a good business- it was always full. I think she called it "Mom's Kitchen", or some such, and she enforced respectable language and behaviour, just like Mom would.

in-too-deep · Jun 28, 2011

I've heard all beer is served and enjoyed at room
temperature over there. True? I'm asking cause your mug
and bottle look kinda sweaty.

Fullers Farmalls · Jun 28, 2011

I miss the German food, and Beer. Was there for 3 weeks and still
drool thinking about all the good food I ate there

Anonymous-0 · Jun 29, 2011

(quoted from post at 14:39:31 06/28/11) I've heard all beer is served and enjoyed at room
temperature over there. True? I'm asking cause your mug
and bottle look kinda sweaty.

I'm still American and gotta have my beer cold............ Guest house beer is served at 3 degrees celcius and weissen (the thick yeasty beer) at 8 degrees celcius. O lot of the people just set there beer racks in the basement and drink at that temperature..

what's for lunch???

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