RaceTrac Texas Toast Split Sausage Sandwich review

The picture leaves a lot to be desired. And I like junk food.

That's a hell of a nutritional facts sticker

Almost 2k mg of sodium is impressive.

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That's a hell of a nutritional facts sticker

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Should have just had a drawing of a heart exploding.

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That's a hell of a nutritional facts sticker

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That's based on a 2,000 calorie diet. So it doesn't look too bad when you calculate based on the average fatass American's 10,000 calories a day intake.

the absolute state

Friend,

Of all the meats in this world, cheap tube sausage, like Jimmy Dean's, is probably my least favorite. I quite like certain Cajun sausages and quality Italian sausage such as that available at a good deli like Faicco's in West Village, which also happens to have some of the nation's best sandwiches. I even like the terriyaki sausage at Whole Foods with the hidden pineapple. As such, I would not try that sandwich. Unfortunately, even though you released many of the contents of that food, I do not think you should go back to eating more sodium and fat today. Perhaps some broccoli and Brussel sprouts for dinner would be nice.

I had an overage of beef that needed to be eaten today. So I cooked the last of my sirloins I bought in a four pound package from Sam's. The two steaks probably weighed about 1.5 pounds total. They were terrible. Even though the good by date said October 23, I should have thrown away these. But I ate them, even though they were not good. I also had some 93/7 hamburger meat that needed attention. It turned out quite nice with some melted cheddar. Due to my travels to the great and beautiful state of California, I decided to go Carl Jr. and add some avocado under the cheese. It was quite a nice addition as a novelty, but not what I would do on a regular basis. This is peak avocado season, and Sam's has delicious nearly ripe ones, 5 for $3.50.



Speaking of Sam's, the blueberries, whose place of origin switched from upper Michigan and southern Canada to Peru over the last five weeks, are phenomenal right now. The Peruvian blueberries are the biggest and tastiest I have ever had. They are the size of Rainier cherries. Best of all, their meat is not mealy, but perfectly tender and bursting with the right sweetness and tartness. 16 oz cases are $6 and well worth it. They are superfoods to boot, full of antioxidants.



Yours,
TulaneLSU

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Update. That was a huge mistake.

FML and toilet

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Probably a good thing your body rejected it. I'd be more worried if your body didn't kick that monstrosity out...

I enjoy blowing the stalls out in second city court. For some reason, the bathroom doors are always open. I hope the girls upstairs can hear me.