tanc71
4 years ago
Hi folks,
I'm just letting everyone know TC Haughton, La. I DO NOT bid on nasty acid products. Is trying to get as many cigars as I can for under $1. Since after all I'm going to smoke them, a.k.a. burn them up. Some of you'll think you have to almost bid CI price. Call them for catalog , and see whats going to be a be push here on cigarbid. Ain't really no need to be bidding your max at 1st swing. Otherwise you look like a fool. When I when the same item for a quarter of what you paid. Set the lowest bid you can and then set your Max bid before placing bids. You'll end up getting it cheaper. I've won over 800 cigars this year. Average price a stick has been $1.10. Won 8 5-packs for $2.00 a pack. And many 20 packs for under $20. No need to waste money, when you increase your quantity.
ZRX1200
4 years ago
*golf clap intensifies*
Sunoverbeach
4 years ago
OK, I'll bite. What exactly do you smoke for an average of $1.10/per?
Palama
4 years ago

Hi folks,
I'm just letting everyone know TC Haughton, La. I DO NOT bid on nasty acid products. Is trying to get as many cigars as I can for under $1. Since after all I'm going to smoke them, a.k.a. burn them up. Some of you'll think you have to almost bid CI price. Call them for catalog , and see whats going to be a be push here on cigarbid. Ain't really no need to be bidding your max at 1st swing. Otherwise you look like a fool. When I when the same item for a quarter of what you paid. Set the lowest bid you can and then set your Max bid before placing bids. You'll end up getting it cheaper. I've won over 800 cigars this year. Average price a stick has been $1.10. Won 8 5-packs for $2.00 a pack. And many 20 packs for under $20. No need to waste money, when you increase your quantity.

tanc71 wrote:



Huh…thanks? 🤔
frankj1
4 years ago

OK, I'll bite. What exactly do you smoke for an average of $1.10/per?

Sunoverbeach wrote:


Cuban sammiches
KingoftheCove
4 years ago
Well fuq.
I’ve been doing it all wrong.
tanc71
4 years ago
5Vegas Gold, 5 Vegas Judge, C'est La Vie, Mark Twain riverboats, Gurkha Master Select, ITC by Rocky Patel, Gurkha Park Avenue , Padilla Fumes & Conneticut, Alec Braley Project 40 toro,
tanc71
4 years ago
I do a lot of bidding get outbid on about 70% of them here are some lot numbers you can see what I bid and won..4191451, 4195854, 4195930, 4196025, 4189555, 4186145, 4187137, 4191734. Dude I'm not lying to anyone. Type in those lot number count the sticks and price
BuckyB93
4 years ago

Cuban sammiches

frankj1 wrote:



I could go for a Cuban sammich right about now.

(Hey B!+ch... make me a Cuban sammich!!!! but hold the mustard)

NINE!
ZRX1200
4 years ago
Instead of 800 shïtty $1 cigars, buy two good boxes of cigars and smoke less.

I paid $3/ea for 50 Tat PCRs which I would smoke 99 out of 99 times over what you got sport. If you’re not enjoying greatness why are you even doing it? You remind me of guys who poke ugly girls that aren’t good in bed either…..I did that once, it’s ok.
MACS
4 years ago
I got a couple things to say...

Nobody.



Cares.
tanc71
4 years ago
I've won cohibas reddot and wanted my money back. I've smoked "the leaf" by oscar. Neither impressed me. Its a smoke. Now the H. Upmann Vintage Cameroon I buy at local shop is nice. Along with Schizo Maduro. LGC series R No 4 Esteili is good. Won some under $2. Of the LGC esteili coronas. Not big on following name brands. When they've been smoked and in ashes, I have more to smoke or more money to buy more. You're high dollar ashes proves the old saying. "A fool and his money is soon departed"
BuckyB93
4 years ago

I got a couple things to say...

Nobody.



Cares.

MACS wrote:



Do you always have to make things so complicated?
Palama
4 years ago

5Vegas Gold, 5 Vegas Judge, C'est La Vie, Mark Twain riverboats, Gurkha Master Select, ITC by Rocky Patel, Gurkha Park Avenue , Padilla Fumes & Conneticut, Alec Braley Project 40 toro,

tanc71 wrote:



As they say, “Smoke what you like, like what you smoke.”
BuckyB93
4 years ago
Some may scoff me and I don't really care but for inexpensive smokes found here I do like 5 Vegas Series 'A', Man-O-War, and similar. I like maduro and Nic tobacco.

I haven't had these for a long time but I liked them back when I started in this adventure: IT Super Fuerte Maduro, Rocky Patel Sungrown, RP Edge, RP Vintage. I'm sure the blend has drifted over the past dozen or so years so I can't comment on what it's like now but I did like them back then.

Also loved the now extinct Perdomo2

BuckyB93
4 years ago
With that said, I'm kind of hungry. Who's making me a cuban sandwich?

Meybe I'll just do a bowl of honey nut cheerios and call it a night.
izonfire
4 years ago
Was gonna rip you a new a$$hole for being such a douche,
But when you listed C'est La Vie, I gasped in surprise.

Very impressive indeed…
izonfire
4 years ago

With that said, I'm kind of hungry. Who's making me a cuban sandwich?

Meybe I'll just do a bowl of honey nut cheerios and call it a night.

BuckyB93 wrote:


Fuque!!!

That’s another one that made it through.
Guess I’m gonna hafta double block you.

Oh,
and a Cuban sandwich would really hit the spot.. 😟
HockeyDad
4 years ago

Cuban sammiches

frankj1 wrote:



I could go for a Cuban sammich right about now too.
Making Cuban sammiches is on my “to do” list this week.


Source: Columbia Restaurant - Ybor City

Some prefer a “smashed Cuban,” which is pressed heavily for a long time.

Important notes: No mayo. No lettuce or tomato. No turkey. Good bread is essential, and La Segunda Central Bakery in Ybor City has supplied the Columbia for much of its history.

Ingredients

9" piece of Cuban bread
4 ounces smoked ham, thinly sliced
1 ½ ounces pork loin, thinly sliced
1 ounce Genoa salami (peppercorn studded preferred), thinly sliced
1 ounce Swiss cheese, thinly sliced
2 pickle chips
1 tablespoon yellow mustard
Soft butter

Preparation

Cut Cuban bread in half lengthwise. Layer sliced meats and cheese in the following order: ham, pork, salami and then cheese. Place pickle chips evenly on top.
Spread mustard on top half of bread. Lightly butter both top and bottom of sandwich. Heat sandwich in press until crisp. Cut diagonally from corner to corner. Serves 1.

Glazed Ham:
1 each Fully cooked boneless pit ham (about 6 lbs.)
1/2 cup Granulated sugar
1/2 cup Light brown sugar

Score ham in a criss-cross fashion 1/2 inch deep and 1 inch apart. Place on a roasting pan. Mix together the granulated and brown sugars. Rub ½ cup of the sugar mixture all over ham. Roast in an oven for 20 minutes at 400 degrees. Remove pan from oven. Remove ham from pan and place on another (No need to change pans if fallen sugar is not burnt). Carefully rub ham with the rest of the sugar mixture. Roast in oven for 20 minutes or until sugar has caramelized. Cool before slicing

Roast Cuban Pork:
1each Fresh Pork shoulder (about 5 lbs.)
1 cup Sour Orange Juice (if not available, ½ cup lime juice and ½ cup orange juice)
8 each Large garlic cloves
2 tsp dried oregano leaves
1/4 tsp ground black pepper
1/2 tsp salt
4 each bay leaves

With a sharp knife, puncture pork in several places. Place in a shallow roasting pan. In a food processor, puree ¼ cup of sour orange juice, garlic cloves, oregano, black pepper and salt. Puree enough to form a paste. Rub paste all over pork, pushing mixture into punctured holes. Add bay leaves to the rest of the sour orange juice and pour over pork. Refrigerate and marinate for 3 to 6 hours. Roast at 350 degrees skin side up and uncovered until an internal temperature of 160 degrees ( allow 20 minutes per pound and baste occasionally). Cool before slicing.
frankj1
4 years ago
doubt that the op guy could get one of them babies for $1.
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