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            Thanatos0320:
 If you're ever anywhere near memphis then i can tell you plenty of places to go for phojd50ae:I think I will grow really old and die looking for the stuff in TN.
 Sometime in the next 3 months I will be going to Memphis to visit a couple of stores I miss from N Va. and I will be in touch with you. mostly Trader Joes and other beer joints.0
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            Phoo on pho. Cioppino rules!!! :-)0
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            That looks pretty good. We should make a food thread0
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 There is an AMAZING Pho restaurant in Lake Forest, "Thanh Binh II" right next to the 5 Freeway, off of Bake and Rockfield.... I've gone to most of them in the area and this is the best...danielzreyes:0
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            God that looks so good...0
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            My buddy's wife is from Vietnam. Her brothers say Pho at almost every restaurant is terrible compared to authenticate Pho made from the real stuff at home. Is this true? I can some what understand. At their house it was like heaven, the best I've ever had. That next week I went to a Vietnamese restaurant and it was rice noodles water and some bean sprouts....yuk!0
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            Spam Musubi is the mother effin Shizz!!0
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            Yummy0
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            I had a good amount of that in big island. I miss hawaii 0 0
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            noodle soup of my people. won ton noodle soup with shrimp dumplings and beef braised in five spice. stuff for $6 bucks! 0 0
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            Bump0
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            Dammit DZR, I know what I'm having for lunch tomorrow.0
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            When i served in Vietnam in 1966-1967 all I ate was C-Rations. About 20 years ago i had my first bowl of Pho and fresh spring rolls in a little Vietnamese restaurant. I now make it at home with basil and cilantro from our garden. I buy the other ingredients from a great little Asian store in Asheville.0
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            First Warrior:When i served in Vietnam in 1966-1967 all I ate was C-Rations. About 20 years ago i had my first bowl of Pho and fresh spring rolls in a little Vietnamese restaurant. I now make it at home with basil and cilantro from our garden. I buy the other ingredients from a great little Asian store in Asheville.
 One thing I really miss are the Asian stores since I moved.0
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            Just found 3 places within an hour of me to try this. Can't wait till next months chance for a restaurant fix.0
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            I'm lucky because I'm surrounded by Pho places, there's three Pho places within a mile of my school.0
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 Super lucky! All we have is fusion places here unless I go to Albany.no food is worth it lol.ima country boy.any food here that i dont have to grow is half hour at least from my property. .its good and bad .Eulogy:I'm lucky because I'm surrounded by Pho places, there's three Pho places within a mile of my school.0
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            I can see how that would be a good and bad thing. I'm just glad that Pho is pretty cheap, otherwise I would be totally broke.0
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            6-15 was cheapest I can find and 6 is basically broth.0
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            The Pho from the picture I posted earlier was 7 dollars.0
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            Damn. Eff this. I'm having Pho tomorrow .0
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            Eulogy:The Pho from the picture I posted earlier was 7 dollars.
 Can Pho be sent through the mail?0
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 You started this.danielzreyes:Damn. Eff this. I'm having Pho tomorrow .0
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 I'd Pho bomb you if I could. Everyone should have Pho.jd50ae:Eulogy:The Pho from the picture I posted earlier was 7 dollars.
 Can Pho be sent through the mail?0
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            Lately I've been using the ramen type packages i get at our Asian grocery to start my Pho. The packages have rice noodles and my favorite bean thread noodles. Put some water in a pot, add some veggies, the flavor packets, some meat, some basil and the noodles. Three minutes later you got Pho. Float some hot sesame oil on top and dig in.0
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            That looks pretty good. I hope you're feeling better.0

















