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Old 06-10-2013, 08:17 AM   #81
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...that's a lot of Sliders!
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Old 06-10-2013, 10:34 AM   #82
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Had to stock up, this will be our last stop at the castle of white this year.
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Um, what are sliders?
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Old 06-10-2013, 10:57 AM   #84
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Small hamburgers sold at White Castle, a chain in the NYC area and some other cities in the northeast and midwest US. They suggest you "buy 'em by the sack". When I was a kid, my father and I would sneak off to get a sack and I ate most of them. They weren't called "sliders" in those days. I guess they are supposed to slide down your throat, but they aren't that small.

I have reformed and no longer eat things like that, but the memories are still vivid and comforting.

I have noticed the US version of Boston Pizza now sells "sliders". Generally the food at "Boston's" in the US isn't as good as the Canadian (and original) version.

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They are notoriously very, very bad for you.


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Aha! For a few minutes, I was thinking that sliders had something to do with baseball.

Clearly not the case! Enjoy!
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"Sliders" - another great memory:

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As a youngster while underway on active duty in the USN, we always referred to sliders as those weird square shaped burgers the cook would provide for us 24/7. As the ship would pitch, roll, and generally move around during rough seas, the burgers would SLIDE around on the griddle - hence, the term, "SLIDERS." It was rumored that the vintage of these burgers goes back to WWII - frozen for decades and thawed-out for taste treats in the 70's. Nothing like a greasy Slider in the wee hours of the morning when you couldn't sleep...

I'm sure the USN term was referencing White Castle gut bombs!
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Hi from AZ. . . we got them at Royal Castle in Miami. I'm so old, they were 10 cents a piece, or a dozen for a dollar.....and a birch beer. regards, Craig
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White Castle started in 1921 in Wichita. I know they were all over NYC in the '40's. The burger came frozen and were put on a griddle. They had holes punched in them so they would cook fast and thoroughly. Then while cooking they sprinkled diced onions on them, warmed the square buns, and then put it all together and into the box. Richard has a photo of one a few posts up, but the box looked a bit different years ago. I watched this process as a kid scores of times. They were kinda greasy and 4 bites, each sliding down your throat, and it was time to get another out of the sack.

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We are looking foward to our first White Castles' on this trip after leaving Huron. Living in Texas we do not the opportunity for the sliders and always look forward to entering slider country.
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No sliders here.Here it is IN and OUT with a double double you only need one not a dozzen.
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IN and OUT: Yeah give me a Double, Double and a chocolate shake anytime over any number of White Castle's. Not trying to start a fight, but when he said In and Out, I couldn't resist drooling.
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No sliders here.Here it is IN and OUT with a double double you only need one not a dozzen.
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Looks like an old A model, Is it one of First Air Response's birds. Not many "A"'s flying around.
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Damn! I flew an A or two at Sewart AFB.
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Is that a C-130 Hercules?
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Looks like an old A model, Is it one of First Air Response's birds. Not many "A"'s flying around.
It is an A model we have 3 that will fly and one that needs lots of work.They are owned by TBM they where used for fire fighting but now we do R&D for a lot of neat stuff that are in the pipe line for Air force C-130s.Also do Movers and commercials ect.You might have seen one we did for you cant stop a Trane ACs.We are at the old Castle AFB Atwater CA
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I ate some cold sliders in the back of a C-130 "back in the day."
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Old 06-22-2013, 07:49 PM   #100
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Capt BIG MAC used to pop up like a JACK IN THE BOX and tell a lot of BIG WHOPPERS in them C-130s Alway made me wish I hade a SLIDER to get away to WENDY's.
OK lets not HIGH JACK this thread that is it for Sliders and C-130s from me.
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