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I found a wine bar inside the Denver airport that actually has a reasonable list with reasonable prices.
The food was still kinda crummy, but at least I enjoyed some Riesling with my lunch.
The food was still kinda crummy, but at least I enjoyed some Riesling with my lunch.
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there's a really good wine bar at the Minneapolis airport, of all things. nice charcuterie, good cheese, nice wine and beer at not horrible prices.
there's a really good wine bar at the Minneapolis airport, of all things. nice charcuterie, good cheese, nice wine and beer at not horrible prices.
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^ my first thought was I read the label and it said "Krusty the Klown!"
what the hell is that?
what the hell is that?
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Food glue. ( it explains in detail on the packaging actually)
Was taking a walk yesterday and noticed a new "restaurant". It's name is Moo Joo. Nearly went in and asked whether they used Moo Gloo, too.
Was taking a walk yesterday and noticed a new "restaurant". It's name is Moo Joo. Nearly went in and asked whether they used Moo Gloo, too.
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well ya I could kinda read the instructions but I guess it was more of a Why? as opposed to What? Improve sliceability? wtf does that mean?
well ya I could kinda read the instructions but I guess it was more of a Why? as opposed to What? Improve sliceability? wtf does that mean?
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Ha! My girlfriend had a connecting flight in Minneapolis last night and started raving about this bar as soon as I picked her up!
Man, you really do have all your bases covered.
Ha! My girlfriend had a connecting flight in Minneapolis last night and started raving about this bar as soon as I picked her up!
Man, you really do have all your bases covered.
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Improved sliceabilty = everything holds together.
Improved sliceabilty = everything holds together.
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It allows you to do some neat things combining meats or layering fish fillets to make them thicker and therefore cook differently. In reality it is another way for people to overuse technique and come out with worse results.
It allows you to do some neat things combining meats or layering fish fillets to make them thicker and therefore cook differently. In reality it is another way for people to overuse technique and come out with worse results.
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I figured as much. It's something to be used sparingly and skillfully by someone who knows what he's doing. In my kitchen I think that package reads "recipe for disaster!"
I figured as much. It's something to be used sparingly and skillfully by someone who knows what he's doing. In my kitchen I think that package reads "recipe for disaster!"
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