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dynoguy
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What is your favorite thing to eat after a hard day of climbing? I like burritos.
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Burgers and Fries !!
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The Rib Co. In J Tree.
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Beer.
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Oct 6, 2003, 1:30 AM
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Hooters Chicken wings (med,Hot)
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A meal at the GOLDEN CORRAL !!!!!
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any kind of soup,
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right after climbing it tends to be beer. but ultimately, i like to eat somethign high in protein, normally a protein shake... but beer is pretty good.
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I'm with rcaret on this one. Burgers n Fries. BBQ comes a close second.
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I dunno about after climbing (maybe pancakes), but nothing keeps me going all day like chunky peanut butter on raisin bread. The best part is that they're way easy to make - I just throw a little jar of PB and a loaf of bread in my bag and I'm good to go all day.
Oh, and cheese :D
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I love Mcdonalds! thats the best ever! because you can get a nice juicy burger to hit the spot! mmm mmm good :twisted:
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My partners and I usually hit up post climbing taco bell. If we had pre-climbing taco bell we either do wendys or 7-11. Usually we have pre-climbing wendys.
The point: when I do something I'm proud of, I get a steak quesadilla with extra steak. Those things are really not worth the price but the mere thought of it makes my mouth water.
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when climbing in the Gunks P&G's nachos with chili, fried calamari, a hot open roast beef sandwhich and a pint of Guiness or Honey Brown. P&G's isn't the in place with the climbers or the "I just turned 21" crowd and that suits me just fine.
For the Daks if I'm climbing near Keene valley I hit cliff hanger for breakfast for a breakfast burrito. or the Downhill Grill in Placid for Fajitas and Saranac or margaritas.
When on a budget Wendys always hits the spot. A large Chili or Taco Salad usually suit me nicely. I rarely eat fast food other then Wendys and Jacks but if I can find either after climbing I'm a happy camper (err, climber).
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Oct 6, 2003, 4:42 AM
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When at RRG nothing hits the spot like Miguel's pizza!
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crispy M&M's!!!
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Oct 6, 2003, 4:58 AM
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What ever is cheap and what we all agree on to eat.
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Jack-In-The Box Bacon Ultimate Cheeseburger with curly fries and a strawberry milkshake it ths best reward ever.
Also, whenever I'm in the vicinity of Scaleburger a stop there is a must. All you Washington climbers know about Scaleburger :lol:
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A glass of ultra-sugary lemonade and some milk fortified with whey protein. Technically, I guess that's actually drinking. As far as eating after climbing, it's all about the bean and chese burrito from Baja Fresh. :)
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Cliff Bars, nothing better.. but that's while climbing.
After climbing i usually go home and eat whatever I can find that doesn't take too much effort; Top Ramen, Cup'O'Noodle, PB&J sandwich with Banana, or maybe a Strawberry Smoothie. Heh.
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Vietnamese - big bowl of beef ball soup (pho) or vermicelli (bun). Yummers!
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Kung Pao scallops and shrimp at the chinese place on the way down from Tahquitz. Yum!
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In reply to: Vietnamese - big bowl of beef ball soup (pho) or vermicelli (bun). Yummers!
That's a good `un too. A few spring rolls and a bowl of vermicelli hits the spot. Chinese works too.
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In reply to: What is your favorite thing to eat after a hard day of climbing? I like burritos.
I'll second that. Nothing like a big greasy plate of Mexican food after a hard day of climbing--accompanied with chips & salsa, of course.
Curt
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If climbing at Rumney, NH, The Plymouth House of Pizza has the best pizza in the world. Buffalo Chicken Pizza. And Beer.
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Oct 6, 2003, 2:18 PM
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pizza+dark beer
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I gotta go with a meatball sub at subway!! the best!
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Oct 6, 2003, 2:38 PM
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a Wendy's Frosty and french fries
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Oct 6, 2003, 2:45 PM
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In-n-Out (Animal Style)... with a COLD beer
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Oct 6, 2003, 3:16 PM
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Can beer count as a meal?
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mark_e_wallace
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In reply to: Can beer count as a meal?
Guiness can.
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Oooh, has to be Quiznos, black angus sub. Need the meat! Wash it down with a cold beer.
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Oct 6, 2003, 6:49 PM
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This is tough, but I must say that a chicken burrito is at the top of my list, along with a chocolate protein shake.
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Always beer! sometimes dark somtimes light it all depends on the climb and the type of weather and what type of food I'm eating.
Beer as food
-Ginnius (SP?)
-Killkenny
Beer to go with a burger
- granville Island maple Ale
- Sleemons(sp?) Honey brown
- Rickards Red
Hot weather
-Corona w/lime
-bavaria
-sleemens steam
-Hineken SP?
-MGD
-coors lite
When In Squamish I always stop at the mountain woman in britannia of french fries
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Oct 6, 2003, 8:18 PM
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I like MLTs. Mutton Lettuce and Tomatoe. When the mutton is nice and lean and the lettuce is crisp, and the tomatoe is nice and perky.
Miracle Worker(Billy Crystal) from the Princess Bride
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Oct 6, 2003, 8:30 PM
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I'd have to say a big burger and a very very cold beer...or two. Kudos to the person who said In-and-Out. To those of you who don't have In-and-Out where you live, I pity you.
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Oct 6, 2003, 8:56 PM
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In reply to: In-n-Out (Animal Style)... with a COLD beer
BAM! Hit the Nail on the head with this one. Nothing better in the world.
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I think it depends on where you have climbed all day. Obviously if you've just finished climbing in the Red, you hit up Miguel's for a pizza with whatever your favorite topping is and a Pale 8. Then you head down across the country line to pick up some beer to brown bag back to the campsite.
If I've just finished climbing at Pilot Mtn, Moore's, Sauratown in North Carolina then nothing beats El Terrero's Mexican place in Winston-Salem. If you in NC and climb at these places and haven't heard of this eatery it's off the University Parkway exit from 52.
After climbing at the climbing wall here at UNC, then it's gotta be Cosmic Cantina for some chicken nachos or burrito.
At the New the best apres climbing food we found one time was an all you can eat Chinese Buffet in the K-Mart shopping center. Man, we went to town on that place. They had crab legs on the bar that I rocked out.
Ohhh....almost forgot my personal favorite. If I've climbed a long day at Crowder's Mtn...gotta head back to my hometown of Kings Mountain to the Yamato Express. Which is a fast-food Japanese Steakhouse. You know like the places where they cook the food in front of you, but about 6-7bucks cheaper.
Ahh...and after climbing in or around Boone. There are quite a few possibilities. Macado's is alright, but not quite filling enough. But Cheese Burgers in Paradise in Blowing Rock was to die for after a long day at Ship Rock once. I didn't go with the biggest bacon cheeseburger but the size down was more than ample (3/4 pound burger!!!!!).
Rumney, NH. We got some beta about a Italian place about 20min North. I forget the name of the town. But it's like the Italian Barn. Most anyone in town was able to point us in the right direction. Man it was crazy good and reasonable price (under 10bucks). Plus they had all you could eat bread sticks with different dipping sauces that we totally exploited.
Manhattan. On a summer roadtrip we spent about 30min walking around the Central Park boulders. Then went and ate at Cosmic Cantina I forget exactly where it was...it was around the NYU and Washington Square area. But for general knowledge there are 3 Cosmics in the world (Chapel Hill, Durham and Manhattan). Discounts to UNC, Duke, NYU, Columbia...
My point of listing off all this. Since everyone just seems to be saying ahh beer or fastfood. Share with us some of the little places that you have come across. Share with us the food BETA.
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Oct 6, 2003, 9:37 PM
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Well, while climbing I always have to have salt and vineger chips.. weird but the 1st time we went climbing outdoor, we took them, and ever since its been a tradition... other than that, any food that will last, since most of the time we are camping too!! so PB sandwiches, Gronala, etc!
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In reply to: I'd have to say a big burger and a very very cold beer...or two. Kudos to the person who said In-and-Out. To those of you who don't have In-and-Out where you live, I pity you.
True true. California is a vast wasteland (yes, I know it's a beautiful state but it's still a wasteland of urban sprawl) but you guys have all the good fast food.
In-N-Out
Jacks
Del Taco
are a few of my favorites
The only good place I can think of you don't have is White Castle. The bright side is because we don't have many interesting fast food chains in the Northeast I just don't eat fast food almost ever. I'd probably be about 300lbs if I lived in Cali.
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Oct 6, 2003, 11:47 PM
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http://www.arrogantbastard.com/index2.html
Goes good with In-N-Out to. Harry Snider would be proud!
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pico23
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In reply to: Manhattan. On a summer roadtrip we spent about 30min walking around the Central Park boulders. Then went and ate at Cosmic Cantina I forget exactly where it was...it was around the NYU and Washington Square area. But for general knowledge there are 3 Cosmics in the world (Chapel Hill, Durham and Manhattan). Discounts to UNC, Duke, NYU, Columbia... My point of listing off all this. Since everyone just seems to be saying ahh beer or fastfood. Share with us some of the little places that you have come across. Share with us the food BETA.
Dude don't even bother with food recommendations in Manhattan. Basically if you can't find it in Manhattan it doesn't exist. The best food values are uptown between columbia and the GWB. Most tourist don't make it up there but the ethnic food variations are immense and the value is much better than the rest of Manhattan. That said there is good food scattered all over the city. Thats the one thing I miss about working in Manhattan and living in the metropolitan area is the food.
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Oct 6, 2003, 11:53 PM
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After the shower anything that doesnt entail work. and ill second the pb&j while climbing.
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True no need to search far for food in Manhattan...the cool thing about Cosmic was that we have a Cosmic in Chapel Hill. So we had to find that place to eat while we were there.
The point would still be though, if I wasn't from NY and was looking for somewhere "good" or recommended by other climbers this would be a good place to just name some places.
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Toss-up:
Steak asada burrito from Taco Express at Federal and Evans in Denver. Get the green salsa. It'll make a man outta you. BYOB, though.
A buffalo burger from Hoffbrau at 12th and Santa Fe. Good beer selection... pick your poison.
When I was in Georgia, it was always wings and beer at Taco Mac in the Virginia Highlands, chased down with a bottle of Sweetwater 420 beer.
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Front porch pizza at Seneca. Drink your beer and eat your pizza all while looking at the great place you just came from.
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Looking for good places in New Paltz. Tried one place next to R&I for a steak which was the pits (and expensive). The Greek place catty corner was okay but not as good as the middle eastern place that was there years ago. Sorta liked the place oposite the mountain deli for burger and a bear. Any recommendations?
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A hot tasty cheese & veggie quesadilla and a cold beer...or margarita.
Edchada's is great for that fix if it's after JT climbing.
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In reply to: Looking for good places in New Paltz. Tried one place next to R&I for a steak which was the pits (and expensive). The Greek place catty corner was okay but not as good as the middle eastern place that was there years ago. Sorta liked the place oposite the mountain deli for burger and a bear. Any recommendations?
I assume you mean "The Loft" where you had the bad steak? Too bad--everytime I have been there the food has been great. Other good options in New Paltz are:
Anatolia - middle eastern
Bacchus - Mexican (more or less)
Mountain Brauhaus - German
Lombardis - Italian (in Gardiner
Curt
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Little Debbies. By the box full. Especially cosmic crispies.
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Pasta alla Carbonara
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Beef flavored Ramen is second best. If I am at Jackson I love Dads pizza. If not Jackson than ramen.
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Corndogs and twinkies topped with some Bob's Jalapeno chips.
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depends,
@ camp: some nice grilled steaks and baked potatoes
@ home: we head to the store and buy a couple of those 3 for $5 frozen pizzas
if we're near gardiner MT: helens giant hamburgers and onion rings
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In reply to: In reply to: Looking for good places in New Paltz. Tried one place next to R&I for a steak which was the pits (and expensive). The Greek place catty corner was okay but not as good as the middle eastern place that was there years ago. Sorta liked the place oposite the mountain deli for burger and a bear. Any recommendations? I assume you mean "The Loft" where you had the bad steak? Too bad--everytime I have been there the food has been great. Other good options in New Paltz are: Anatolia - middle eastern Bacchus - Mexican (more or less) Mountain Brauhaus - German Lombardis - Italian (in Gardiner Curt
Bacchus=overpriced and overrated
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pico23
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In reply to: Looking for good places in New Paltz. Any recommendations?
Read a few post back. I listed the better places in New Paltz (my opinion of course).
I'm a creature of habbit but I've eaten at almost every major restaurant in town at least one meal over the last few years. They are all OK or even good but I usually migrate back to the old standbys.
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CiCi's all you can eat pizza
... and its only $4 with a soda
ahh Gluttony
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A fat-a$$ burrito from the local hole-in-the-wall taqueria with a Corona to wash it down. A 99-cent cheeseburger, curly fries, cheesesticks, and a coke from Jack-in-the-Crack come in at a close 2nd.
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Definitely mexican, especially Chuy's!
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Finally my turn to reply. SO I've read every post. First I'll say the PBJ while is right on.
I'm a cook at a Mexican place. I always take burritos (chicken or fish usually) for my lunch while climbing. Afterwards, pizza always hits the spot.
After a good day of climbing at Mokuleia, Oahu, on the way back to town, we sometimes stop at this place (right in Waialua, outside, after the funny intersection) where they make huli-huli chicken. It is essentially rotisserie chicken, and damn good. I can eat a whole one in less than 7 minutes.
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PB&J's a classic, but I discovered Blue Chips by the Garden of Eatin' over the weekend in Baraboo... best chips ever.
And then there's the usual Clif bar.
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[quote="pico23"]In reply to: California is a vast wasteland ......... but you guys have all the good fast food. In-N-Out Jacks Del Taco are a few of my favorites
Heino feels that Fatburger has been inappropriately left off this list. A King Burger with bacon while listening to the strains of Only the Lonely is the only way to go after a hard day climbing in certain priviledged western areas.
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night before climbing - pasta
morning of- nothing
during climbing- extra sugary tang, peanut butter and jelly sandwiches
after climbing- anything cheap that i don't have to prepare and definitely BEER!
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A Sonic's chicken sandwich and a huge vanilla shake..
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a ton of Chinese food
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