Every chef — or cook — has to get his name on his dish. Nacho is a common nickname for a guy named Ignacio. Rumor has it that some years back, a Chef Ignacio (a.k.a. Nacho) was in the kitchen one night when some customers came in late, wanting a nosh.He put cheese and other goodies on some tortilla chips, and put his own name on the dish. Or so the story goes.
The dude from FL Premium Member 3 months ago
I’ll come back tomorrow
Doug K 3 months ago
Sheesh Charlie! Did you ever think of going by/with Shish Kachuck?
PraiseofFolly 3 months ago
He Should Worry? Maybe … if they serve an “Ish Kabibble”.
ʲᔆ 3 months ago
skewer it — Ⅰ’m not that hungry
The Orange Mailman 3 months ago
Bob’s your uncle.
dbrucepm 3 months ago
Shish Katuna, Starkist may not want him but the diner does
Count Olaf Premium Member 3 months ago
Is that anything like Cheech Marin?
[Traveler] Premium Member 3 months ago
We ran out of Bob, so Charlie was the next ingredient available
Twelve Badgers in a Suit Premium Member 3 months ago
I see they went with the less creepy verzion of this joke.
uniquename 3 months ago
I prefer more formal names: Shish Karobert or Shish Kacharles
InTraining Premium Member 3 months ago
Hey boys, go with the flow, and go with the gyro…!
bookworm0812 3 months ago
And when Crankshaft fills in, they’re shish ka-booms!
thejanith Premium Member 3 months ago
Love it! Thanks for the laugh.
Every chef — or cook — has to get his name on his dish. Nacho is a common nickname for a guy named Ignacio. Rumor has it that some years back, a Chef Ignacio (a.k.a. Nacho) was in the kitchen one night when some customers came in late, wanting a nosh.He put cheese and other goodies on some tortilla chips, and put his own name on the dish. Or so the story goes.
Frank Burns Eats Worms 3 months ago
It’s not really Turkish, it’s more Turkish-ish.
PaintTheDust 3 months ago
As they would say on Rip Haywire, “KA-Charlie!”
Strawberry King 3 months ago
How much did the Shish Ka Bob cost before Charlie took over?
aussie399 Premium Member 16 days ago
It’s KEBAB not KABOB