GEORGE THE BIG SALAD FULL

Jerry mistakenly gives him $100 bill and in return gets that much worth of gum. Jerry must now wear glasses around Lloyd (because of Elaine’s lie) and he has trouble seeing. Jerry doesn’t really want it but lets him. Lloyd asks Jerry if he would like him to pick up some gum since he knows where to get it. George, in attempting to look inside the register at Monk’s (to determine if he was short-changed), buys a pack of gum. Elaine doesn’t want to sit next to Llyod so says she must sit next to Jerry because of her (and his) poor eyesight. George tells him that he doesn’t chew gum. Llyod has a pack of Chinese chewing gum which Kramer makes everyone have a piece of. Llyod Braun runs into George, Kramer and Jerry at Monk’s. Memorable quote: “Big lettuce, big carrots, tomatoes like volleyballs.” – Jerry when George asks what’s in the “big salad”

George goes berserk over the fact that Elaine thinks Julie paid for the salad and that he doesn’t get credit for it. George buys Elaine the salad but Julie inadvertently gets credit for it when she brings it back to Elaine. George goes on a short rant about what exactly a “big salad” is. Elaine asks George to bring her back a “big salad”. Jerry declines saying he’s already eaten a “big bowl of Kix”. George and his girlfriend, Julie, ask Jerry and Elaine to go to Monk’s with them. To further stake my claim that it’s all based around food, I submit the initial meeting of Kramer and Jerry.

I will list the top food related moments that didn’t necessarily have a play in the plot (like Kramer and Newman making sausage, George eating while having sex or Jerry refusing to eat from his girlfriend’s “man hands”). If you don’t see you favorite yet just wait. George’s Top 20 Seinfeld Food Related Moments.Jerry’s Top 20 Seinfeld Food Related Moments.Kramer’s Top 20 Seinfeld Food Related Moments.

GEORGE THE BIG SALAD FULL

Here I will present to you the top 15 full episodes where food played a large role. There are literally hundreds of funny food related moments throughout the series. That’s one of the things I think made Seinfeld so great and believable. Normally, due to continuity, eating on camera is avoided. They dine at Monk’s seemingly for most meals and they are constantly snacking in Jerry’s apartment. You really don’t have to look any further than Jerry’s cereal stash to know that they are in love with food. Think about it, there is food in every single episode and in a lot of cases it plays an integral part. Most come to the conclusion that it’s really about nothing. It’s been debated heavily what exactly Seinfeld is really all about.

George the big salad