Are you still talking about Runza? Because this could apply to lots of stuff....for you.....
Thoughts on Runzas
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More of an intertwined bush. It doesn't cover much area but has a lot of feeding back into itself.
I suppose it makes it easy to just pick up a woman at family events. Don't have to look so hard and do paperwork to change their last name.
It's a hot pocket with cabbage, hamburger and a few other things inside.
Or, its something that makes a few odd people stimulated.
You mean mini danishes? I’m not a fan of kolaches or any Czech food. Maybe I’m just not a fan of Czechs.
I will it admit it’s more the Czech/bohemian people than anything. Biggest pains in the butt where I live. You aren’t local if you are not one of them since one showed up around 1880. I confuse them when I say my ancestors arrived pre civil war about 20 miles away. They then pretend I don’t exist.
Jeez, don't say that near Protivin Iowa. May get showered with Czech Guláš.
Oh, and do the Texas style come with cabbage?
I would say they are not Danish. As the dough is raised yeast (bread) rather than flaky. I love the real thing and never tire of them especially the Apricot and Poppy Seed filled.
Doctor told me either Miralax or a Runza. I stuck with the Miralax. Runzas even smell awful about made me puke. I guess I didn't need it coming out of both ends, so hence the Miralax.
They don't call it a "loose" meat sandwich for nothing!!
Here in Wisconsin the beloved Cabbage Roll (with hamburger) is a winter staple. Egg Rolls are filled with cabbage and can be made with hamburger (not my fave). So, the Cabbage thing is not that big of a deal.
But if you don't have cabbage, I don't think it's truly a Runza. Are there any cabbage filled hot pockets? Egg rolls with hamburger just seem wrong.
Ya when I lived in Omaha I always got chicken strips with frings. That ranch though, is amazing.
Much like b-bops ranch. Main reason to go.
