FR (Food Report): Knoebels opening day, 4/24/04

Teaberry ice cream. That's all I have to say :)

And Chicken Fries drowning in BBQ sauce.

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GregLeg said:We also both had birth beer to drink.

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BIRTH beer? Ew!! ;)

Hah. I'm surprised nobody noticed that earlier.

BIRCH beer. Better? :)

--Greg, who doesn't even want to think of what "birth" beer would taste like.

You think THAT'S bad, imagine the "after-taste"....no, on second thought, DON'T....:(
*** Edited 4/27/2004 7:28:57 PM UTC by rollergator***

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Rob Ascough said:
Teaberry ice cream. That's all I have to say

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I LOVE TeaBerry! MMMMmmmmm.....Must go to PPP

Birch beer is good, my dad makes that fromtime to time.

Geez, I'm hungry now!

and I'm NOT commenting on Birth Beer!;)

It's ovulicious.

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coasterqueenTRN said:
And don't forget the Yuengling Brewery just down the road a bit..............;-)

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Okay, can anyone teach me how to pronounce this word? I saw the beer one day @ Hershey and wanted to try it, but was too embarrassed to try and order it. I've since bought it at the local store and I quite enjoy it (the 'regular' lager, cant stand Black and Tan anything...besides women...). But to this day, I really wouldnt know how to ask for it correctly.

T.I.A. jeremy

Around here I typically hear it as "Ying-ling".

I seem to recall some hilljack telling me it's 'Yingling.' ;)

Around here, we call it "Yin-LING" But we say things funny here in Philly, so don't take my word for it.

BTW, it is one of the best beers out there, and my personal choice :)

You Philly guys have to cut it short to make sure you get the words out before the fights erupt ;)

I've heard it pronounced "ying-ling" in both eastern and western PA (as a resident of both areas)

Given there's also a Yuengling plant less than a quarter-mile fromm BGT....can we assume that they (the Yuengling family) are *closet enthusiasts*....;)

P.S. I mostly hear "Ying-Ling", but I have also heard "Yung-Ling", which rhymes with Carl Jung...if you can pronounce that, LOL...

When I go to the bar I just ask for a Lager. But then again when your on a first name basis with everyone who works at the bar they tend to know what you want. Not that I frequent bars or anything. ;)

Here in northern NJ, we pronounce it Ying-ling (for what it's worth.)

Cpunk, that is all you have to do around here too. I think it has been some time since I've run into a barkeep that doesn't know what you want when you ask for a lager. Good Eastern/Central PA tip for you folks when looking for a good beer :)

Teaberry Ice Cream is not too far off from sucking on a Glade Plug In!

Hey! I happen to like the occasional Glade snack from time to time. Cleans out the system ;)

Ying-ling? Okay that's totally stupid! There is a "U" and an "E" in the freaking word, yet it's pronounced as an "I". Whatever. Thanks tho'

I weep for the future....

Matt Groening = GRAY-ning
Biloxi, Mississippi = bill-UX-ee
Greenwich Village = GRIN-itch

Language is weird.