I always thought boneless wings were just vaguely wing shaped chicken nuggets. Are they not?
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I always thought boneless wings were just vaguely wing shaped chicken nuggets. Are they not?
Also, while not truly American (I guess) there’s a butty shop down the road from my work that does US style sub sandwich’s (think sopranos)
I can confirm the following are all exceptional (not to mention eye wateringly expensive)
I can confirm the following are all exceptional (not to mention eye wateringly expensive)
Depends on where you get them here. And when I say that I'm referring to quality of the meat but, basically, yes.
I saw these. NIL money from Tyson.
Sign of the times. We have Eli Lilly for that at IU, and I refuse to consider any branding opportunities that might create.
University of Delaware is missing a golden opportunity here
Bread 'em with blue corn and sell them at UD and Goodison. Genius.
"By this time next year, we'll be millionaires!!"
Was thinking this looks alright until I saw what they served on the side at the end 
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Was thinking this looks alright until I saw what they served on the side at the end
Never done it myself but how is he not burning the shiz out of his hands on that oil; can't imagine it cools off that quick.
*Could be butter, I'm not thinking...or listening for that matter.
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Toasted Ham and cheese butty with strawberry jam though?
Many boss sweet+savory combos...not had one myself so can't say.
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You missed the powdered sugar, just the ticket for diabetics.
Pancakes with bacon / fired chicken with waffles and maple syrup I can deal with, but I’m not having strawberry jam on a ham and cheese sarnie.
Escoffier will be turning in his grave for heavens sake.
