2003 NSDUH FI Manual - Appendix E. NSDUH Guide to PronunciationsGuide to Pronunciations for Tobacco Products, Alcohol & Drugs
in SAMHSA's National Survey on Drug Use & Health
Brands of Tobacco: Antonio y Cleopatra an–toe–nee–o ee clee–o–pah–tra Capri ca–pree Casa Silva kah–sah sil–vah Copenhagen kope–en–hay–gun Cuesta–Rey kwes–ta ray Doral door–al El Producto ell pro–duck–to Garcia y Vega gar–see–ah ee vay–gah Havatampa hav–ah–tam–pah La Corona la kah–rone–ah Macanudos mack–a–noo–doze Partagas par–tay–gahs Rigoletto rig–o–let–o Tijuana Smalls tee–ya–wan–ah smalls Viceroy vice–a–roy Alcoholic Beverages: Cassis kah–sees Cognac kon–yak Creme de menthe krem–duh–menth Drambuie dram–boo–ee Grand Marnier grand marn–nee–ay Kahlua kah–loo–ah Lager lah–gur Liqueurs li–koors Muscadine mus–ka–dine Schnapps shnops Scuppernong skupp–er–nong Vermouth ver–mooth Illicit Drugs: Hallucinogen ha–loo–sin–oh–jin Hashish hash–eesh Heroin hair–roh–in Marijuana mare–ah–wan–ah Mescaline mess–ka–lin Peyote pay–yo–tee Phencyclidine fen–sigh–kluh–deen Psilocybin sill–oh–sigh–bin Inhalants: Aerosol spray air–uh–sol spray Amyl Nitrite am–mill nigh–trite Anesthetic an–ness–thet–ick Ether ee–thur Halothane hal–oh–thane Inhalant in–hay–lunt Lacquer thinner lack–er thin–ner Nitrous oxide nigh–truss ock–side Toluene tall–yoo–een Whippets whip–ets Prescription Pain Relievers: Analgesic an–nul–jee–zick Darvocet–N dar–voh–set–n Darvon dar–von Demerol dem–er–all Dilaudid dye–law–did Fioricet fee–or–i–set Fiorinal fee–or–i–nall Hydrocodone high–dro–koh–done Lorcet lore–set Lortab lore–tab Methadone meth–uh–done Morphine more–feen Opiates oh–pee–yuts OxyContin ock–see–con–tin Percocet per–koh–set Percodan per–koh–dan Phenaphen with Codeine fen–a–fen with koh–deen Propoxyphene pro–pocks–i–feen Stadol stay–doll Talacen tal–uh–sin Talwin tall–win Talwin NX tall–win–n–x Tramadol tram–uh–doll Tylenol with Codeine tie–luh–nall with koh–deen Tylox tie–locks Ultram ul–trum Vicodin vigh–kuh–din Prescription Tranquilizers: Alprazolam al–pra–zoe–lam Atarax at–uh–racks Ativan at–uh–van BuSpar byoo–spar Clonazepam kluh–na–zuh–pam Diazepam die–az–uh–pam Equanil eh–kwuh–nill Flexeril fleck–suh–rill Klonopin klaw–nuh–pin Librium lib–ree–um Limbitrol lim–bi–trall Lorazepam luh–raz–uh–pam Meprobamate meh–pro–bam–ate Rohypnol roh–hip–nall Serax seer–racks Soma so–muh Tranquilizer trang–kwuh–lie–zer Tranxene tran–zeen Valium val–ee–um Vistaril vis–tah–rill Xanax zan–acks Prescription Stimulants: Amphetamines am–fet–uh–meens Benzedrine ben–zah–dreen Biphetamine bye–fet–uh–meen Cylert sigh–lert Desoxyn deh–zocks–in Dexamyl decks–uh–mill Dexedrine decks–uh–dreen Dextroamphetamine decks–tro–am–fet–uh–meen Didrex die–drecks Eskatrol ess–kah–troll Fastin fass–tin Ionamin eye–own–uh–min Mazanor maz–uh–nor Methamphetamine meth–am–fet–uh–meen Methedrine meth–uh–dreen Methylphenidate meth–ill–fen–i–date Obedrin – L.A. o–bed–rin – L.A. Phentermine fen–ter–meen Plegine pleh–zjeen Preludin pray–loo–din Ritalin rit–uh–lin Sanorex san–uh–recks Stimulant stim–yoo–lunt Tenuate ten–you–ate Prescription Sedatives: Amytal am–ih–tall Barbiturates bar–bit–chyoo–ruts or bar–bi–choo–its Butalbital byoo–tal–bi–tall Butisol byoo–ti–zall Chloral Hydrate klor–al high–drate Dalmane doll–main Halcion hal–see–on Methaqualone meth–ack–wuh–lone Nembutal Sodium nem–byoo–tall–so–dee–um Pentobarbital pen–toe–bar–bi–tall Phenobarbital fee–noh–bar–bi–tall Placidyl pla–si–dill Quaalude kway–lood Restoril res–toh–rill Secobarbital seh–koh–bar–bi–tall Seconal seh–kuh–nall Sedative seh–duh–tiv Sopor so–pore Temazepam tuh–maz–i–pam Tuinal two–in–all Other Words: CHAMPUS champ–us CHAMPVA champ–vuh or champ–V.A.
Complete alphabetical listing
Aerosol spray air–uh–sol spray Alprazolam al–pra–zoe–lam Amphetamines am–fet–uh–meens Amyl Nitrite am–mill nigh–trite Amytal am–ih–tall Analgesic an–nul–jee–zick Anesthetic an–ness–thet–ick Antonio y Cleopatra an–toe–nee–o ee clee–o–pah–tra Atarax at–uh–racks Ativan at–uh–van Barbiturates bar–bit–chyoo–ruts or bar–bi–choo–its Benzedrine ben–zah–dreen Biphetamine bye–fet–uh–meen BuSpar byoo–spar Butalbital byoo–tal–bi–tall Butisol byoo–ti–zall Capri ca–pree Casa Silva kah–sah sil–vah Cassis kah–sees CHAMPUS champ–us CHAMPVA champ–vuh or champ–V.A. Chloral Hydrate klor–al high–drate Clonazepam kluh–na–zuh–pam Cognac kon–yak Copenhagen kope–en–hay–gun Creme de menthe krem–duh–menth Cuesta–Rey kwes–ta ray Cylert sigh–lert Dalmane doll–main Darvocet–N dar–voh–set–n Darvon dar–von Demerol dem–er–all Desoxyn deh–zocks–in Dexamyl decks–uh–mill Dexedrine decks–uh–dreen Dextroamphetamine decks–tro–am–fet–uh–meen Diazepam die–az–uh–pam Didrex die–drecks Dilaudid dye–law–did Doral door–al Drambuie dram–boo–ee El Producto ell pro–duck–to Equanil eh–kwuh–nill Eskatrol ess–kah–troll Ether ee–thur Fastin fass–tin Fioricet fee–or–i–set Fiorinal fee–or–i–nall Flexeril fleck–suh–rill Garcia y Vega gar–see–ah ee vay–gah Grand Marnier grand marn–nee–ay Halcion hal–see–on Hallucinogen ha–loo–sin–oh–jin Halothane hal–oh–thane Hashish hash–eesh Havatampa hav–ah–tam–pah Heroin hair–roh–in Hydrocodone high–dro–koh–done Inhalant in–hay–lunt Ionamin eye–own–uh–min Kahlua kah–loo–ah Klonopin klaw–nuh–pin La Corona la kah–rone–ah Lacquer thinner lack–er thin–ner Lager lah–gur Librium lib–ree–um Limbitrol lim–bi–trall Liqueurs li–koors Lorazepam luh–raz–uh–pam Lorcet lore–set Lortab lore–tab Macanudos mack–a–noo–doze Marijuana mare–ah–wan–ah Mazanor maz–uh–nor Meprobamate meh–pro–bam–ate Mescaline mess–ka–lin Methadone meth–uh–done Methamphetamine meth–am–fet–uh–meen Methaqualone meth–ack–wuh–lone Methedrine meth–uh–dreen Methylphenidate meth–ill–fen–i–date Morphine more–feen Muscadine mus–ka–dine Nembutal Sodium nem–byoo–tall–so–dee–um Nitrous oxide nigh–truss ock–side Obedrin – L.A. o–bed–rin – L.A. Opiates oh–pee–yuts OxyContin ock–see–con–tin Partagas par–tay–gahs Pentobarbital pen–toe–bar–bi–tall Percocet per–koh–set Percodan per–koh–dan Peyote pay–yo–tee Phenaphen with Codeine fen–a–fen with koh–deen Phencyclidine fen–sigh–kluh–deen Phenobarbital fee–noh–bar–bi–tall Phentermine fen–ter–meen Placidyl pla–si–dill Plegine pleh–zjeen Preludin pray–loo–din Propoxyphene pro–pocks–i–feen Psilocybin sill–oh–sigh–bin Quaalude kway–lood Restoril res–toh–rill Rigoletto rig–o–let–o Ritalin rit–uh–lin Rohypnol roh–hip–nall Sanorex san–uh–recks Schnapps shnops Scuppernong skupp–er–nong Secobarbital seh–koh–bar–bi–tall Seconal seh–kuh–nall Sedative seh–duh–tiv Serax seer–racks Soma so–muh Sopor so–pore Stadol stay–doll Stimulant stim–yoo–lunt Talacen tal–uh–sin Talwin tall–win Talwin NX tall–win–n–x Temazepam tuh–maz–i–pam Tenuate ten–you–ate Tijuana Smalls tee–ya–wan–ah smalls Toluene tall–yoo–een Tramadol tram–uh–doll Tranquilizer trang–kwuh–lie–zer Tranxene tran–zeen Tuinal two–in–all Tylenol with Codeine tie–luh–nall with koh–deen Tylox tie–locks Ultram ul–trum Valium val–ee–um Vermouth ver–mooth Viceroy vice–a–roy Vicodin vigh–kuh–din Vistaril vis–tah–rill Whippets whip–ets Xanax zan–acks
August 25, 2009
Guide to Pronouncing Tobacco, Alcohol, and Drugs
Double Down with KFC
Double Down with KFC
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I saw this commercial yesterday and couldn’t find anything about it online or even on the KFC website. I thought I had dreamed it up, but when it came on today I snagged it with my cellphone (sorry ’bout the quality):
You just saw the KFC Double Down Chicken Sandwich. Who dreamed this up? This is perhaps the most insane “sandwich” I have ever seen. A fried chicken patty, 2 slices of cheese, 2 slices of bacon, and another fried chicken patty. Wow. Sorry I don’t have much else to say, it is like the Monster Burger of chicken. My mind is boggled… the funny thing about this sandwich is that it is part of the “unthink kfc” advertising, which has previously only been for grilled chicken.
So, upon seeing this I did what anyone would do and drove over to KFC to buy the beast. The “meal” is $6.99, but you can buy the sandwich for a mere $4.99. The description from the horse’s mouth:
- 2 Original Recipe Filets
- Bacon
- Pepper Jack Cheese
- Swiss Cheese
- Colonel’s Sauce
So, what does it look like? Check out some photos:
Behold the sign!
The unboxing...
There she is.
A bit of a closeup for ya…
The KFC Double Down Sandwich... it's.... something, alright!
So, what does it taste like? Well, let me let Jess tell you:
That’s it? That is the sandwich? That’s not worth five dollars. <takes a bite> Oh… oh my God. That is the best thing ever. I don’t know what “Colonel’s Sauce” is, but it is like a party in my mouth. This is completely worth the five dollars. Unfortunately I’m going to end up weighing 700 lbs after this, but it is simply amazing.
Now, I didn’t get that orgasmic feeling from it, then again, I’m not a huge fan of fast food. So, there you have it. Thoughts on this new offering from KFC?
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Update -- 09/21/2009
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Looks like the world has made it to my sleepy little corner of the web. Thank you Consumerist, This is Why You’re Fat, 9 News and all the other blogs and news articles!
Now then, it looks like some people are doubting this is a true sandwich, so for SCIENCE I decided to go down and get some more shots to prove to you that yes, you can legally harden your arteries with this monster (plus, Jess is addicted to them). Here we go!
Outside:
The sign of things to come...
Who's that in the window?
Inside:
What to choose... what to choose?
Perhaps this will quench my hunger!
Making & Receipt:
Caitlyn makes these like a pro!
2 DBL DOWN SND
The Sandwiches (one opened, one split in half):
Feed me Seymour, feed me!!
Ninja chop!!
KFC tests out new bunless burger to rave reviews in America's heartland
KFC tests out new bunless burger to rave reviews in America's heartlandThe KFC Double Down Burger
Photograph by: FoodGeekery.com, ..
The chemistry whizkids at what used to be called Kentucky Fried Chicken before 'fried' became a word with negative connotations have come up with what they believe may be the year's big fast food burger seller - and it doesn't include bread. Behold, the Double Down.
The creation features a dollop of the Colonel's secret sauce wrapped in a slice of both Pepperjack Cheese and Swiss Cheese, between two slices of bacon and two filets of KFC original recipe chicken that serve as the 'bread' of the burger.
That's right - instead of bread, you get breaded chicken. Multiplied by two.
The Double Down is generally considered to be a big success thus far in the areas it has been tested, with management at a KFC outlet in Omaha Nebraska telling Australian reporters that the 'sandwich' had exceeded expectations.
The Double Down sells for $6.99 and a TV commercial promoting it in the American midwest says it has "so much 100 percent premium chicken, we didn't have room for a bun." The commercial comes as part of the "Rethink KFC" campaign that has, to date, been focused on rebranding the company with healthy products.
KFC doesn't offer official nutritional information on their website to tell potential Double Downers what they might be doing to their internal system, so we here at The Vancouver Sun have taken out our chemistry set and rebuilt the Double Down in our underground lab with a view to figuring out how it works.
The results of our calculations (and these are only guess-timates) show this one menu item can be estimated to supply more than the daily recommended allowance in fat (124%), saturated fat (117%), cholesterol (105%), sodium (125%) and protein (194%), as well as 61% of your daily recommended calorie intake.
Our figures are only an estimate based on nutritional information listed for individual ingredients on the KFC website, as well as ingredients that closely resemble others not listed, and data provided by nutritional watchdog groups based on generic brands, so should be taken (if you'll excuse the pun) with a grain of salt.
But if our figures hold true, and we haven't been able to get KFC to confirm they don't, the Double Down is more caloriffic than the Wendy's Triple with Everything and Cheese (1700 mg sodium, 960 calories, 26 gms of fat), the Burger King Stacker Quad (1770 sodium, 1020 calories, 69 gms of fat), and compares closely to the fat, salt and calorie totals of three McDonalds Big Macs put together (3060 sodium, 1620 calories, 87 gms fat).
UPDATE: KFC public relations rep Rick Maynard has come forward with some nutritional information estimates for the Double Down which he says run contrary to what we've reported. Maynard says the firm wouldn't normally do a full nutritional run on a product unless they decided to roll out a product nationally, but he has volunteered estimated figures for the information of the eating public.
Maynard clarifies, "It looks like when you guys ran your numbers, you included the numbers for two Original Recipe breasts (chicken on the bone). This product uses Original Recipe filets."
That information changes things markedly in some areas, according to KFC, putting the calorie count at 590, the total fat content at 31g, the saturated fat at 10g, and the cholesterol at 190mg. That's certainly an improvement, putting the meal in line with the mid-to-high range of most fast food outlet menu items.
KFC provided no information on sodium content, carbohydrates or protein, and though our adjusted numbers still come out differently to what the company claims to be true, we'll cede to their food boffins as knowing more than our junk food addicts with calculators and muffin-top waistlines.
Eat up, Nebraskans. And pass the napkins.
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KFC's Double Down Sandwich: Is Chicken Instead Of Bread Going Too Far? (VIDEO)
KFC's Double Down Sandwich: Is Chicken Instead Of Bread Going Too Far? (VIDEO)In the midst of a staggering obesity epidemic in the US, KFC has doubled down on a high-calorie menu choice. KFC is now offering a "sandwich" which consists of bacon, two kinds of cheeses and sauce between two pieces of fried chicken. That's right, fried chicken as a bun instead of bread.
According to Fox News, the "sandwich" is being test-marketed in only two areas so far, Rhode Island and Nebraska.
WATCH:
The item is not yet on the KFC website. We look forward to looking at the nutrition information once it appears.
UPDATE:The Vancouver Sun has done an independent calorie analysis for the "Double Down" and has concluded the "sandwich" likely has 1228 calories.
But if our figures hold true, and KFC won't confirm they don't, the Double Down is more caloriffic than the Wendy's Triple with Everything and Cheese (1700 mg sodium, 960 calories, 26 gms of fat), the Burger King Stacker Quad (1770 sodium, 1020 calories, 69 gms of fat), and compares closely to the fat, salt and calorie totals of three McDonalds Big Macs put together (3060 sodium, 1620 calories, 87 gms fat).
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