Wednesday, May 21, 2008
Pick Up the Pace!
But for Monz and the inspiration of his lunch, this post would not be happening. Why not? Picture this depressing scene: you are at an aging motel in Lufkin, Texas, Mexican AM radio on in the background, loud car and car radio noises randomly punctuating through the walls. Dim lighting. Far from home. Very tired.
Monz dittolunches, with enthusiasm. We were enthusiastic about the following ad copy found on Pace's special edition queso dip or somesuch -- we actually tried it and recommend it to Monz and to you!
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Two of these cheeses are pretty hard to find—but that didn't stop
us. Asadero and Queso Blanco are both mild creations originating
in Mexico. The unsung heroes of this dip, they let the jalapeño,
onion and sweet red peppers make a little noise.
>>
But for Monz and the inspiration of his lunch, this post would not be happening. Why not? Picture this depressing scene: you are at an aging motel in Lufkin, Texas, Mexican AM radio on in the background, loud car and car radio noises randomly punctuating through the walls. Dim lighting. Far from home. Very tired.
Monz dittolunches, with enthusiasm. We were enthusiastic about the following ad copy found on Pace's special edition queso dip or somesuch -- we actually tried it and recommend it to Monz and to you!
>>
Two of these cheeses are pretty hard to find—but that didn't stop
us. Asadero and Queso Blanco are both mild creations originating
in Mexico. The unsung heroes of this dip, they let the jalapeño,
onion and sweet red peppers make a little noise.
>>
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