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ello Monday, hello facts.................
Diners are part of a rich tradition in America. Over the years the staff of these local restaurants have even invented their own language for dishes served.
“Adam and Eve on a raft” means two poached eggs on toast
“Zeppelins, in a fog” is sausages and mashed potatoes
“Cowboy with spurs is a western omelette with chips
“Stretch” means a Coke
How true these are I do not know
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Sounds reasonable to me... I note you left off the famous s**t on a shingle, but that's prolly for the best...
ReplyDeleteI've read some of them before, but never heard them. I've also never worked in a diner.
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Janie
They are all true, but I have not heard of the coke one yet.
ReplyDeleteI never knew of any of these! I imagine it's only in the US of A, not Australia.
ReplyDeleteHaven't heard of any of those - interesting however.
ReplyDeleteI hadn't heard of any of these and I worked in a couple of diners in my youth.
ReplyDeleteI haven't heard any of these, either, but they're neat! I wonder if Canadian diner staff have their own lingo; probably!
ReplyDeleteYes, love diner code, if you sit on a counter stool you can hear the waitresses as they put in their orders. It's fun to try to guess which menu item they're referring to.
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