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Tempers flared during Sprint Cup practice on Friday at Kentucky Speedway after there was contact between Brad Keselowski and Juan Pablo Montoya.
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"I'm looking forward," Keselowski said after leaving the hauler. "I've got to go qualify my (Nationwide) car, I've got to go make it race, so I don't have time to worry about that."
Keselowski said he would leave his discussion with NASCAR "between them and me." With that, Montoya's spotter Jeff Dickerson followed Keselowski into the side door of the Miller Lite transporter.
Keselowski believed that Montoya instigated the first one, which happened before the first lap was in run practice, that resulted in the No. 2 Penske Racing team pulling out a back-up car in opening practice. Then, after assisting the team with setting up the second car, Keselowski sent Montoya a message in Happy Hour that he wouldn't be monkeyed with on the track by tapping the No. 42's left rear quarter panel between Turns 3 and 4.
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After the first practice, SPEED asked Montoya what happened with Keselowski, and driver replied, "I would like to know as well. I came out of the pits. They told me he had a big run. I put my hand out to wave at him. I started turning and running high. I think he thought he'd cleared me and he was probably going to run high and run straight into me. We didn't even do a lap. I wasn't even up to speed.
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"Every move you make, every step you take I'll be watching you." Love song by The Police with uncomfortable stalker undertones. See also 80's.
Look at that booty, show me the booty.
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This song, is literally about a blow up doll. E.g. "I blew up your body, but you blew my mind." It was made by Roxy Music, and sung by Bryan Ferry.
Karen Kamon song from the 1983 film Flashdance that includes the lyrics: I'm goin' on a manhunt, turn it around, Women have been hunted, now they're huntin' around. See also 80's, Women.
For example, when singers try to spice up songs by adding a quick "yes it did-ah."
Dude. Do us a solid. Add your own funny song.
1974 Paul Anka song that includes the lyric "Whoa, the seed inside ya, Baby, do you feel it growin'?", making it a classic karaoke choice. See also Karaoke.
Politically correct version of Baa Baa Black Sheep currently being sung in elementary schools. See also Children.
Chart-topping hit from English band Chumbawamba featured in such hit films as Home Alone 3, Joe Somebody, and Airbud 2.
If only for the opening line, Like I always say, whats good for the geese is always good for the gander. See also 80's.
"... to have a good time, oh no." That's true, we could just watch this video. See also 80's.


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The Government..Lies in the face of the American people...They commit fraud to get the votes...Voters...They steal from the Americans Tax dollars for their own gains..They spend monies this Country doesn't have in foreign Countries...And the list goes on....And do this in front of the American People...They want the tax payers to pay for the e legal immigrants to collect welfare...Give them health care...Educate them....They want to take away the Constitution Rights of the American People..They don't give a rats ass about the safety of this Country or the People.. They are weakening the military to destructive proportions...They fired the best leaders of our Military because they would not follow the Governments criminal acts on our Country...They have made this Country nothing but a disgraceful joke to other Countries...They are a disgrace to this once great Country America...AND THEY ARE STILL IN CONTROL!!!!! JUST IS SO WRONG!!!!
This is a difficult question for me. In my eyes, the government has become too powerful in the areas where the people do not need it to be. They have too big a hand in big business and corporate welfare, as well as religious institutions and foreign relations. At the same time, they almost blatantly neglect the interests of the masses. While our government is busy helping the rich get richer and fighting wars for oil in foreign countries, there are millions of people starving on the streets, millions of people without health care (for now), millions of people being raped and abused, millions of people being denied basic human rights right here in the good ol' U.S. of A.
The U.S. government is not by the people nor for the people. It is for international corporations. The U.S. doesnt even exist anymore. Its now the U.C.W., United Corporations of the World. The owners of the corporations do not really care for the American people, in fact they hate us. That is why they keep passing more and more laws to put us in prison and make us pay for it. Pretty soon you'll have to take a mandatory drug test just to leave your home. If your DNA shows any signs of nonconformity you will be put down.
I believe we've let our government become corrupt. Its become like a man with a life threatening disease. The longer we let him have that. The more he's going to die. And the less of a chance he's going to make it after getting his cure We need someone who will stand up for the people over business and government.
But the government is only as powerful as we want it to be. If we do not like how powerful they are than we should vote someone else into office. We had a chance to vote in someone that would do that but America decided to continue with someone that wants to control everything.
Yes, the government has become too powerful. The government has gotten too large and cumbersome to be effective anymore – it is out of control – and far too large for any one person to try to control anymore. The time has come for the United States to be divided into smaller territories, each autonomous and with its own government. Our current government has become bloated by layers and layers of greed, corruption and spending. The best way to reduce the national debt is to pare the government down, pare the salaries down to realistic levels, pare the insurance coverage down to what the rest of us have and pare the pensions down. It's not Medicare and social security that are bleeding the country dry – it's the overly big and powerful government that is spinning completely out of control.
There is an unnecessary amount of oppressive, often arbitrary legislation. Suppose government was not an isolated entity, but more akin to a social media site, where everyone is a member if they so choose. Power would be dispersed equally in such a scenario, where individual freedom is abundant. It is what nature intended.
The job of the government is not to support any of its citizens. The job of the government is to make sure that the playing field is at least close to level. Whether or not you choose to play is not the government's business. They should keep us safe from other nations and each other but allow us to do the rest of the footwork without any interference, just like a parent letting a child grow up.
The government has become way too powerful for their own good. Obama has given health care to those that don't and don't pay their taxes. Obama is also letting tens of thousands of illegal immigrants across the border each day. He legalized marijuana in Colorado so kids could find it easier and get high more often. If you were to confront Obama with this information he would call you a racist because he isn't smart enough to give you a solution to the problem.
In my eyes, as a student still in school, I see the fact that although the National Government claims it is doing what it does for the "people," there have been many equivocate decisions that make it seem like the Government needs to be reminded what the founding fathers intended it to be. Federalism was initially meant to be the sharing of power between the states and National government. Each got it's own unique powers. However, as of the late 1800's, the Supreme court has started ruling against the states powers, while ruling for the National Government, indirectly giving more power to the National Government. Whether or not this is to much power is a hard question. The real question SHOULD be "Do the State Governments have to little power?" If the National Gov has to much, but does not use it, it is OK. However, if the state governments do not have enough power to keep civil rights and liberty within the states without the National Government interfering, than we have a real problem. But, Ultimately, I believe the Government has a little to much power, and because of this, we have to depend on them to much, which is a problem when we can't even realize that we have to money.
American citizens depend way to much on gov aid and if it was any weaker, those dependent citizens would have nothing to depend on. Isn't the government there to provide for the people? If there was anymore power we would be in a dictatorship and if any less the people would overthrow the government. I believe that the gov has enough power to sustain the needs of the American citizens.
The people of this country have allowed the government to step in and give them the things they think they need given to them. Healthcare, food, shelter, and even work. The idea of America is in the population and if the people vote for a tyrant who speaks of goodwill and charity then they have created their own demise. Two options: Vote differently, or get involved!
Giving a government power is only dependent upon how the people give their leaders responsibility over the populace. In America, people elect their leaders. If the people want change, they can vote leaders out of office. Government is powerful only if people give them the power. Americans are more dependent upon government assistance, but that doesn't mean the government holds more power over the people.


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Officers from the Blue Ridge Narcotics and Gang Task Force and the Madison County Sheriff's Office were responding to a suspicious-person call at a residence in the Burnt Tree subdivision near the Orange County line, when they detected a strong odor of marijuana, a task force press release said.
After obtaining a search warrant, the officers seized 1,200 doses of heroin with a street value estimated at between $48,000 and $60,000, an ounce of ecstasy with a street value of $1,300 and a quantity of marijuana, the release said.
Charged with possession with intent to distribute heroin were Corey Denise Williams, 36; Michael Eady, 19; Kyle Wesley Murray, 26; and Najee Matteux, 20, all of Burnt Tree Way; and Anissa L. Rose, 23, of Montclair, N.J.
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Pretty funny that MISHKA shot their entire Holiday 2013 lookbook at Comic Con in NYC.
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Re: Official DVD/Match/Show Discussion Thread
No, I mean as in I have a HUGEEE backlog of reviews here, mostly from 2000-present. The only issue with that, is that they are mostly PPV reviews. I have a majority of PPV's from 00-09 covered, but this obviously dosen't cover the VAST amount of TV matches that are out there.
So what would it be? Watching every match from 2000-2009 on both TV/PPV, not including random house show matches, or would it be more of a big list of fantastic TV/House show matches that could be distributed as required watching for those who were interested in putting together a list. However long it takes, I'm down with making a top 100.
The only thing I ask KC, is a list(dosen't matter how long, if it takes a year it takes a year) of required matches to watch so that I CAN make an efficient list. I SO want in on this.
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September 23, 2013
Tallahassee, FL - There's a renewed push to make changes to Florida's controversial "stand your ground" law.
It comes as state lawmakers are returning to the Capitol to begin committee meetings.
Those lawmakers are also promising to better police themselves.
The Dream Defenders held a training and lobbying session in chambers in the old Florida Capitol on Monday.
A key part of that legislative package addresses the state's "Stand Your Ground" law.
"I would like for the Stand Your Ground law to be reviewed and for the proper reforms or for repeal," said Dream Defenders Political Director Ciara Taylor.
"I think there's legislation being proposed in both the house and the senate," said Senate President Don Gaetz. "I understand that house committees are going to be meeting and certainly senate committees," he said.
"I believe in the Stand Your Ground law, but I also believe there are fallacies in it," said State Senator Bill Montford. "There are ways it needs to be tweaked," he said. "There are too many people using it as a defense," said Montford.
And while state lawmakers will be discussing that self defense law, they will also be policing themselves.
Gaetz says there will be a new rule or rules in place for the Senate and House to tighten residency requirements by the start of session next year.
He points out both chambers have the responsibility of seating qualified members.
"I expect that proposed rule will have Senators living among the people they represent and that residency won't be defined by legal hair splitting," said Gaetz.
"I'm very happy the leaders of both houses have recognized that this is a situation that needs to be dealt with," said State Senator Jack Latvala.
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DECATUR -- Governor Pat Quinn announced 47 museums, as well as attractions across the state, will receive $20 million.
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Freezing high moisture cheeses?
I recently started feeding my infant cheese, and tend to use ricotta, cottage, and fresh mozzarella because they are lower in sodium.
But besides him and me, no one else in the family eats the stuff, and the containers are too large for us to finish quickly. In fact, because the baby is a baby with a fragile immune system, I want to give it to him while it is very fresh, so even if it hasn't spoiled, I wouldn't want to feed him older than week old fresh cheese.
Can these cheeses be partitioned and frozen? Would the taste or texture suffer upon thawing?
Freezing fresh mozzarella isn't a good idea unless you're planning to experiment with unusual textures.;) The water will tend to drain away quickly after defrosting leaving a weird, sort of spongy cheese behind.
Cottage cheese and ricotta can be frozen if you can live with somewhat impaired but but not entirely screwed up texture - the whey will also tend to separate (and you can mix it in, but not put it back where it came from - the cheese solids.) If you were cooking with it, it would be fine. Whether you want to eat it straight from a bowl, only you can decide.
I was given a gift of large quantity of cheddar cheese. The company that produced this recommended freezing to store..everyong I asked about this said NO (including my local cheese store.) I froze - result: fine.
I don't really subscribe to the idea of heaven and hell, but if I did, freezing fresh mozzarella would definitely merit a trip down south.
Freezing cheese, any kind of cheese, impairs the texture.
I don't subscribe to the 'I wouldn't eat it, but it's okay for cooking' philosophy. Impaired ingredients produce impaired dishes. GIGO. Garbage in garbage out.
Hard cheeses are very different when it comes to freezing. Perfection is nice if you can afford it and don't mind throwing away a lot of food every week, but for the rest of us, it should be fine. Great? No. Fine? Yes.
I am neither wealthy nor do I throw away food. I buy enough cheese to cover my needs and use it before it goes bad. It's not rocket science.
Have you considered buying all of these items in single serving or partitioned containers? (Or just smaller containers). I know cottage cheese comes in single-serving yogurt-style containers and obviously mozzarella comes in sticks. If you're concerned about spoilage and contamination, having the rest of the portions sealed off is the most effective way to make sure that won't happen. That way your shelf-life would be longer to begin with and you might not have to worry about the freezing issue to begin with.
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In a perfect world, not only would my husband and older son share my love of cheese (so that me and the baby wouldn't have to eat it ourselves), but I would have a gourmet cheese store in the neighborhood that would indulge my every whim regarding how large or small to cut my chunk. Figuring out how to attain this perfect world - rocket science.


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Harold's New York Deli Restaurant In Edison
just saw them featured on Man vs Food and checked out their web site. can they compare with the best of Manhattan including the Carnegie, , 2d Ave, ,ben's, Sarges?? please rate as much as you can: sandwiches. soups. dinner specials.
Harold's New York Deli
3050 Woodbridge Ave Ste B, Edison, NJ 08837
They are AWESOME. For me personally, Katz Deli was always the best. But I went to both last week to compare and Harold's is right there with em. You will not be disappointed.
I usually get half corned beef and half pastrami. Comes with coleslaw, their deli mustard, and russian dressing. All deliscious. Ive had the toungue which is also really good. Roast beef is good. BLT is really good. everything is good. And if you eat there they have a pickle bar that is incredible.
re: cleverwon
Definitely not in same class as the great delis. Harolds has quantity but not the same quality. Then again, there are no delis in New Jersey that could compare to the original 2nd Avenue deli (and most delis in New York don't either).
However ,Harolds is a good place to go with a group if you want to pig-out. Harold is a very nice person and runs the restaurant very well.
re: BigGeorge
Totally agree with BigGeorge. Just went there for the first time. Never been to 2nd Ave deli, but Philly and Montreal delis or for that matter Mile End in Brooklyn are way better.
Enormous, enormous quantities. Not the way I like to eat food. An orgy of everything, prices are adjusted accordingly, it's another 2 meals at home. Pancakes are the size of a pizza.
Quality is medium. Certainly not in the same league of Katz or 2nd Ave in the city.
But many folks like huge portions, so the place is popular. It's the hook, and clever of the proprietor.
re: jsfein
I'm with you jsfein - Harold's pastrami is the best I've found in NJ. I also like their matzah ball soup, potato pancakes, and most everything I've had there. True too that their portions and prices are huge. Still the place I want to go for deli in central jersey.
I've been to the Edison location - is the Harold's in East Rutherford/Lyndhurst owned by the same person?
When my husband and I ate there - I was able to make 2 reubens and a large amount of corned beef hash with the leftovers. Yes, I know the price is high, but three meals out of leftovers is good to me!
re: yogi70
Harold used to own those other locations.
His usual method of doing business is to take over a failing coffee shop in a motel, turn it into a deli featuring oversized portions, and then--once the business is booming--sell that location and open another one.
When he opened the location on Rt 18 in East Brunswick a few years ago, I assumed that he was selling the Edison location. However, the one in East Brunswick failed to attract sufficient clientele, and is now...Hooters (?)...or something of that ilk.
As far as I know, the Edison location is the only one that he currently owns.
I dunno. If Harold's made normal sized portions at normal prices, I don't think he would have half the success he has. The draw is the eating competition sizes. It's the subject of the table conversation for half the meal.
I think the now-closed Larry's of Plainfield and also Tabatchnicks were way above Harold's in quality... Also people on CH absolutely RAVE about a place down by Princeton (Gary's?) that sounds worlds above Harold's as well.
re: menton1
Gary and Lenny's N.Y. Deli and Restaurant// 3331 US One// Lawrenceville NJ ten mins and 5 miles from Princeton. MY NEW YORK DELI.COM
When people say the portions are huge, it's not like "oh, I'm hungry, I'll finish it"...one sandwich feeds me (normal eater) and my husband (big eater) plus leftovers.
He nicely gives in and shares a turkey sandwich with me since I don't eat red meat, it's excellent quality. Plus their potato knish is excellent, with nicely browned sauteed onions in the mix.
They know you are going to take leftovers, so don't be shy about taking extra pickles, bread, etc.
re: BeeZee
$27.00 for a Great Pastrami sandwich, but well worth it......TIP: bring lots of friends ;-)
re: Tapas52
I know its not "authentic deli" but we really enjoy the hot open face turkey. Several pounds of turkey lol. along with gravy, cranberry sauce, a side, and of course all the rye bread you can eat. We've considered ordering one for Thanksgiving last year.
Oh, and their cheeseburgers are sort of ridiculous in presentation. It's two giant burgers12 oz's, with one on each side of the roll, and they give you an extra roll in case you dont finish it !
With the giant-ness out of the way, they actually are really good "diner burgers" can easily put down most of the diner's in the area.
re: coldsolderjoint
"Several pounds of turkey lol."
What is turkey lol?
re: BeeZee
I bought an order of matzo ball soup and a pastrami sandwich to go last Monday. The soup came in a bucket; the sandwich was accompanied by approx. half a loaf of extra rye bread. Each has made at least 4 substantial meal-sized portions for me since, and there's still quite a bit of both in my fridge.
So, yeah, leftovers and sharing are assumed. (That's the only thing that justifies the prices!)
The pastrami at Harold's is some of the best in Jersey, and is well worth the trip. The only other deli that has even come close for me is Hobby's in Newark. Deli is so subjective - it all depends on your taste. For me, the pastrami at Katz's was way cut really thick (don't know if you can ask for it to be cut thinner) and was so fatty it was almost inedible. Also, the last thing I want to think about when I walk into the restaurant for the first time is how to order and what to do with the tickets they hand you at the door. Harold's is a much less stressful experience -- and the pickle bar is to die for!
re: benn2009
Pastrami is meant to be a fatty experience. Katz is the rare place that hand slices, actually provides a different texture to the meat than machine sliced.
I met some family at Harold's a few months ago, and I was not impressed. The huge portions are what people talk about, and is definitely why they go there. It's not a bargain, either, the food is priced accordingly. The food is ok, but I think from the sound of the recs were I nearby I would definitely prefer Gary & Lenny's. I used to love Larry's in Plainfield. Otherwise, it's a trip across the Holland or Lincoln Tunnel. I've done my Harold's experience, once was enough.
re: menton1
i didn't mean to imply i only like my pastrami lean -- quite the opposite, in fact. but as i said everybody's got their own preferences for their meat, and my sandwich at Katz's was essentially just filled with fat, not pastrami. maybe they were having an off day, but i've never had a bad experience at harold's -- except when i ordered it lean!
re: benn2009
I always order my pastrami extra moist, extra fatty. I haven't been to Harold's for a few years. We usually go to Jerry & Harvey's in Marlboro.
re: MarlboroMan
Haven't been to Jerry & Harvey's in ages. I never thought the food was anything better than mediocre. But if you're saying the pastrami is now fatty, juicy and delicious, I may consider giving it a try.
Harold's is the best in NJ. period. He used to work at the Carnegie Deli so he knows from pastrami. A great place to go in a group and just share a few things they way they recommend. Or, get your own sandwich and have leftovers for 2 more days.
The original Second Avenue Deli will always be #1 in my heart (and stomach) though. I lived only 3 blocks from there for 10 years so I was ALWAYS in there.
Carnegie Deli
214 Carnegie Ctr, Princeton, NJ 08540
Avenue Deli
1272 Springfield Ave, New Providence, NJ 07974
re: Nursemegg
What other Jewish or Jewish-style delis have you tried in NJ?
GOODMANS DELI in Berkely
Heights has a pastrami that is just plain great....I have been a jewish deli maven over 50 years, and their pastrami is actually melt in the mouth good, the corned beef is equally delicious
Harold's is good but not great. Yes huge portions but so what ... I was born and raised in NY and the BEST that Harold's gets for their food would be 3.5 or 4 out of 5. Their pickle bar is quite good.
The better delis in NJ are much closer to NYC. Hobby's in Newark, etc. There is also a good one in Tarrytown, in a small plaza right off Rt 9 and the 1st exit past the Tappan Zee bridge.
re: jkling17
Tarrytown? No Jewish-style deli anywhere in Tarrytown that I've ever seen. Maybe White Plains, but that's a good 10 miles away from T-Town... And of course, there are a couple of good ones in the Bronx.
re: menton1
I never said they were Jewish-style :-) Think of it as a good Italian deli with EXCELLENT corned beef and pastrami. I google'd - they are the Tarrytown Delicatessen at 350 South Broadway. It's that first plaza right there - you really can't miss it.
When I was young, the Rye Ridge Deli in Rye Brook had amazing corned beef but I haven't been there in at least 20 years so I can't speak to it today.
re: jkling17
Most regular delis microwave pastrami-- but the only way for it to really have great authentic taste is heating on a steam chest. Also, it's usually a Boar's Head or a Thumanns-- with no fat at all on the meat, which is not the way pastrami is meant to be--
If you're in Westchester, this is the place to go for pastrami:
Otherwise, it's Liebman's or Loeser's in the Bronx...
re: menton1
It's not Boar's Head etc - they make their own corned beef and pastrami. Both are really good. If you happen to be in the area, ask them for a sample piece of each - they'll happily oblige you. I'm not saying it's the best but it is very good.
Tx for the heads-up on epstein - if I ever make it out there I'll be sure to try them out!
Been to Harold's...once for breakfast and again for dinner. The food was certainly good, but not particularly special. The pastrami & corned beef are passable, but it's the self parodying portions are the main draw at Harold's...certainly not the food. There still are a precious few other NJ delis left in NJ, most of whom do it much better (especially Irving's, in Livingston).
re: The Professor
Was at Irving's yesterday- Pastrami and Corned beef had no flavor- place was almost "unclean"...fries were served cold, and the service at lunch spotty at best.....wouldn't ever go back....Not even close to Harolds....and in the same world as NYC major delis.
re: cuddles115
that's sad news...I haven't been to Irvings in a few months since it's not very close to where I live. All I know is that in the past, it was excellent and the food was definitely MILES above what Harold's serves, at a decent price, and without the stupidly large portions that Harolds insists on hawking.
I'll have to make the trip to Livingston soon to check out the current state of affairs at Irving's.
I sure hope you're wrong.... :-(
re: The Professor
Yes, but it isn't stupid of Harold, it's smart. It's the reason for his success there. It's the main talking point for the place, not how great the pastrami is (Isn't).
re: menton1
You're right about that...it's the gimmick that keeps him open, not the food.
re: The Professor
Yeah. I used to work in the Edison office area right there near Harolds. We were all in IT so we all made pretty good money and ate out nearly every day yet we rarely went to Harold's simply because it just wasn't that good. Ah well ...
How do you feel Livingston Bagel rates with the Likes of Harold's, Hobby's, Katz', and Carnegie? Oh, and we can throw Irvings and Eppes Essen into the mix. I enjoy Eppes Essen. I usually get the special - a cup of soup, a moderately sized sandwich and a can of soda for around $15.00. It is a manageable lunch without a ton of leftovers to bring home.
Oh, IMHO, I think Bragman's has the best pastrami of all the deli's mentioned above. Melt in your mouth delicious.
re: Applecheeks
Applecheeks.......the area by Bragmans is not safe,. not safe at all......I went a few years ago and it was eeirily quiet.......got my sandwiches and scooted out of their asap....last year 2 were shot within distance to Bragmans in daylight !!.....I would love to go there especially since you rated their pastrami,but very risky.....no ?
re: LEOFONT
This is not technically New Jersey, but a few miles away in Rockland County, NY is a terrific Kosher Deli. New City Kosher in New City, NY is a Hebrew National Deli. The corned beef and pastrami are delicious. The sandwiches are large, but not huge. I usually take half the meat off and take it home for a sandwich the next day, but my husband and 18 year-old son can finish theirs. Delicious home-made knishes, matza ball soup, stuffed cabbage. The hot dogs and the Specials are still good. The only thing is, being Kosher, you cannot get cheese or bacon, so no reubens or club sandwiches. But really, very high-quality stuff, just like in the olden days.
My husband and I happened to be in Edison overnight on Saturday and found ourselves at Harold's this morning in search of bagels and lox for breakfast. It was something of a surprise to learn we couldn't just order a bagel with lox and cream cheese -- we had to order the Nova lox "sandwich" on a bagel, which came with two extra bagels -- and cost $30! Granted, it was a HUGE platter -- easily enough to feed four people (just ask for yet another bagel). If there was a disappointment, it was that the bagels were not real New York bagels. Oh, they were fairly good, but they lacked that crunchy crust and deliciously chewy inside of the real thing.
This was our first time at Harold's, and I have to say I have NEVER seen such huge portions of food served anywhere. The omelets we observed at a nearby table must have been made with at least a half-dozen eggs. The French toast platter looked big enough to feed a small family. But most impressive was the corned beef sandwich that was served to someone at a nearby table. I was amused to see what must have been at least a pound of meat between those two slices of rye bread. I think it's great if you have 2, 3 or four people to share a sandwich like that (the sliced rye bread at the pickle bar made perfect sense after I saw the sandwich), but what if one person comes in alone, and simply wants a one-person sandwich? Or maybe people don't dine there alone.
Anyway, all the food I saw being served looked really good -- just super-duper sized, with prices to match.
re: CindyJ
I live in the area and Harold's is regarded as something of a joke around here. The food is not particularly memorable, except for those cartoonish portion sizes.
And I agree that their bagels are pretty sucky.
What troubles me most is the amount of food that probably gets thrown away every day there, when people opt not to take home leftovers for whatever reason.
re: The Professor
We were there for St. Patrick's Day. Everyone got corned beef. I was odd man out.. I wanted pastrami. It came just the way I asked for it.. extra moist, extra fatty, no bread. I got about 4-5 meals out of that miniature mountain of meat. It was also the best pastrami I've ever had. Keep in mind, of course, I haven't been eating pastrami for that long, and my only other pastrami experiences have been around Monmouth county, NJ. :)
We almost got a slice of cake for dessert... but for $15.00, decided to pass, plus we were all too full.
I did get an excellent chocolate egg cream (quart size!) for $5 and change, thought that was pretty fair compared to what you'd get at other places.
re: MarlboroMan
We find ourselves in Harold's once or twice a year. It is a go-to place when we have friends or family from out of town who come to visit--they are never less than overwhelmed by the experience, and is definitely something for them to remember.
I know that the food has received some less than favorable comments on this board. As a former New Yorker who has been to most of the landmark delis in the City, but whose favorite was the Second Avenue, I must say that the quality of the cured meats at Harold's is as good or better than what I've had at those places. The fact that Harold's is a 20 minute drive from my house and there is parking right by the door means never having to schlep into Manhattan for a deli fix, and is one of the perks of living in central New Jersey.
re: albinoni
One of the things I really liked was the pickle bar. I tried some of their "health salad" and it was as good as my own homemade. It was just a little too early in the day for me for the pickles and sauerkraut, but I'd go back to try the pastrami next time I'm in the area.
re: albinoni
Glad you like it, and don't get me wrong...I tip my hat to Harold's success.
It's not a 'destination' kind of place for me but I do also find myself there with friends once every year or two or three and always manage to enjoy the meal despite the serving size gimmick. The food in general is not terrible and the cured specialty meats are passable (and probably the best value). I've had worse and I've had better.
Really, I can't begrudge the man's success since he's certainly stumbled on a good gimmick... and his gimmick is guaranteed to fatten up the dinner check every time a table turns over ;-)
re: LEOFONT
Funny.. I grew up and lived in that area (Berkeley Heights) for the first 30 or so years of my life.. haven't been back there since my mom passed away 5 years ago.. but maybe one of these days.. maybe I'll go up for the Mt. Carmel fireworks.. and I'll be sure to try Goodman's!
re: eatinman
I totally agree with that assessment.
re: eatinman
I don't think it's fair to compare NYC delis with those that are anywhere else. NYC rules as far as deli goes. Places like Harold's might not offer the quality of a Katz's or Carnegie, but it's good to have a place like that nearby if you're craving NY-style deli and don't want to cross the river to get it.
re: CindyJ
Why not fair? NY is not another country. Whatever the delis in NYC do to have superior pastrami could be done in NJ. Harold's is certainly not doing it.
re: lemarais
It's not fair to compare because it's not like you're going to choose between them. If you're in NYC and craving deli, you're not likely to ask yourself, "Should I go to Katz's or should I trek through the tunnel and drive down the NJ Turnpike (or however you'd get there) and go to Harold's?" And conversely, if you're in the vicinity of Edison, it's not like Katz's is just around the corner and you can choose between Harold's and Katz's for your neighborhood deli fix.
NY is not another country, but highway and tunnel tolls, parking fees and time might well stop you from crossing the river.
re: CindyJ
CindyJ -- I understand your point. To me, if you look at the "classic" NY deli's -- in my opinion, Katz's, Carnegie, and back in the day, the Stage deli -- there is nothing in NJ that can compare in my opinion. It's just that simple. There are some very good places in NJ, and I've been to many in order to find the limited few "very good" ones (again, in my opinion) -- but they are not on par with the classic NY deli's. For the most part, not even close.
As far as Harold's -- it's popular, it has it's following. Been around a long time. I know many people who "like" the food, very much; but I know just as many people who like the novelty of the portion-size. What's the difference? To what end? It doesn't matter. If you like it, you go and enjoy it. If I lived in Edison, I'd go, perhaps regularly -- and without question, I agree with you, it's good (very good perhaps) to have a place like that nearby.
I've spoke with many deli owners about "why" no one in NJ offers what the NY deli's offer, and the discussions are long and multi-faceted. It's not like they have to import expensive items from a far off land, LOL. But there are reasons "why" -- and that's not really the issue. Does it mean that it can't be done in NJ? Absolutely not. But why is it that someone hasn't opened up a -- real, authentic, true -- NY-style deli and offers what Katz's or Carnegie offers? Thought provoking huh? LOL. Rhetorical question. Thanks again CindyJ.
re: ELA
The answer is very easy-- bottom line. It's expensive to make good pastrami, and they can neither do the volume nor charge the appropriate price necessary to sustain in NJ. While folks on CH rave about these delis, there are not enough of us to keep an exceptional Jewish deli going if they used superior techniques and ingredients. They are basically anachronistic.
Harold's is a gimmick, it's just like the Newark Ironbound ilk, give gluttonous Americans enormous quantities of mediocre food, and they will come.
re: lemarais
Irving's opened in Livingston a few years back to lots of hoopla. They modeled themselves after Katz's. They hand sliced their pastrami, got the chief cutter from Katz's to teach the countermen how to slice meat and even used tickets ala Katz. Their meat and service were first class. After a while , however, they started to cut corners and even cut down the size of their sandwiches. Their customer base dwindled down to near nothing. Their mistake......opening in NJ where everyone compares a deli to New York. A tough act to follow.
re: cuddles115
Very true. When they first opened, I enjoyed it a lot. It was very good and very popular. While I am not aware of the economics and the specifics of this place -- from an outsider's point of view, apparently they were not popular enough. LOL. The "cutting corners" was for a reason(s).
And, that was the beginning of the end -- at least the end of them being a real "go to" destination and "premier" deli. I know people who went there from Bergen County -- when they first opened! They seem to be a "shadow" of their former self.
re: eatinman
Harold's opened in East Brunswick several years ago and quickly closed. Hooters opened in the space and was the beneficiary of the renovations Harold's did. They even left the Pickle Bar sign intact.
Harold's is a ridiculous gimmick. Giant portions for giant prices--- no bargain. Mediocre quality. I suppose some like to gorge themselves.
Head for Pastrami Queen, 78th and Lex for uptown, or of course Katz downtown.


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"God, grant me the serenity to accept the things I cannot change, the courage to change the things I can, and the wisdom to know the difference."
"There are two kinds of people: those who say to God, "Thy will be done," and those to whom God says, "All right, then, have it your way"


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Pearl Izumi Women's P.R.O. Softshell JacketUpdated with warmer fabric, improved articulation and plenty of reflectivity, the P.R.O. Softshell women's cycling jacket is designed to provide warmth and protection on freezing rides. P.R.O. Softshell fabric with Minerale technology is windproof, waterproof and features an insulating layer for heat retention. Full zip with draft flap blocks cold winds, reflective keep you visible and zippered pocket with three internal dividers organize your gear.
- P.R.O. Softshell fabric with Minerale is breathable, stretchy and supplies optimal waterproof, windproof and thermal protection
- Temperature: 30° F (-1° C)
- Semi-form fit maintains riding comfort
- Full zipper with zipper garage and internal draft flap blocks the elements
- Reflective elements add visibility
- Zippered back pocket with 3 interior dividers
Pearl Izumi Women's P.R.O. Softshell Jacket
- fabric:
- 82% Polyester/13% Minerale Polyester/5% Polyurethane
- pockets:
- 1 zippered back with 3 interior dividers
- weatherproof:
- Windproof and Waterproof
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