Who is Franco?
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Who is Franco?
I have seen many times the long reviews and restaurant picks for Italian cities posted by "Franco".
Does anyone know who is Franco, is he an international travel writer and food critic, or just someone who likes to travel to places with fine food and share his experiences?
Does anyone know who is Franco, is he an international travel writer and food critic, or just someone who likes to travel to places with fine food and share his experiences?
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Sampi, he's my neighbor!! Well, anyway, I have a neighbor named franco. You don't mind me calling you sampi, do you? You seemed to have dropped the lady when addressing me, much to my distress (but I have gotten over it)...ciao and don't work too hard (fat chance)
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My friend, I am so sorry you have to put up with such nonsense from these fools…You see, I know of the true Franco of whom you speak. His full name is Franco American. He is well known for producing and selling the vilest concoction available in a can, his so-called spaghetti and meatballs. To add insult to injury dear Franco introduced an even worse concoction on an unprepared world some years ago…the infamous “Spaghetti-O’s” as in “O my Gawd that stuff is awful!”
I have not seen him in years, but if you track him down, slay the dastardly one where you find him and bury him in sweet, sugary, tomato sauce…and mention him no more.
I have not seen him in years, but if you track him down, slay the dastardly one where you find him and bury him in sweet, sugary, tomato sauce…and mention him no more.
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Chef Boy-R-Dee was a Frenchman.
(Can I assume that your mother never browned up hamburgers and hotdogs and dumped a can of Franco-American speghetti over it on a hot summer night at a beach cottage when everyone was too fried by sun, sea and sand to "think dinner"?" I'm smiling, nope, not haute cuisine, but brings back a happy little memory!
Thanks for that!
(Can I assume that your mother never browned up hamburgers and hotdogs and dumped a can of Franco-American speghetti over it on a hot summer night at a beach cottage when everyone was too fried by sun, sea and sand to "think dinner"?" I'm smiling, nope, not haute cuisine, but brings back a happy little memory!
Thanks for that!
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SuzieC - truly happy summer memories. But he wasn't French.
See:
http://www.snopes.com/business/names/boyardee.asp
See:
http://www.snopes.com/business/names/boyardee.asp