The menu includes the Fluffer Butter, marshmallow spread sandwiched between two Pop-Tarts frosted fudge pastries; the Sticky Cinna Munchies, cinnamon rolls topped with cream-cheese icing and chunks of Pop-Tarts cinnamon-roll variety; and Ants on a Log?, which is celery, peanut butter and chunks of the Wild Grape version.
The great railway journey, that staple of mid-evening TV, has just morphed into an album, a tour and a chunk of pop mythology.
His terrific second album, "Wavvves" (Fat Possum), teems with scrappy, energetic, summery chunks of noisy pop: smart-aleckyness via Weezer, cooing via the Beach Boys, all masked by digital effects and a thick garage-rock haze.
(A clue: Sing the first syllable twice.) If you were at least tween-age in 1980 and in possession of a radio, you will probably recognize a big chunk of the pop score for "Xanadu," which includes the sultry ballad "Magic" and the pulsating title tune, written (like "Evil Woman") by Jeff Lynne, the songwriter for E.L.O.
Diamond-shaped, bite-size chunks of fruit will pop up from the skin, ready to be scooped off with a spoon.
But the hour-long jams have been edited down into manageable chunks of reggae-inflected pop-rock, with turn-taking vocals.
And then there are those chunks of dulcey that I pop into my mouth every night before bed.
Back in the kitchen, Siebers's twin sons, Collin and Chase, 21, wore revolvers as they popped chunks of battered cod and catfish into the fryer, or bustled to and from the seating area.
The drinks are named for a Freeman invention that cha-chunks the hole of pop-top cans wide enough to insert inverted mini-bar-size alcohol bottles.
Image: Tumblr/meaty-chunks-of-life.
