This Is Very Well Done

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A Well Executed Appetizer

Chower Fries from The Original Fish Company in Los Alamitos, CA

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Frijoles Gets My Vote

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A Well Executed Meal

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That Makes Sense

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*Sigh*

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I Like What You Did There

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So True

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I Got Some Nice Marbling

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I Support This Eating Trend

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That Is A Great Way To Start A Fight

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A Well Executed Meal

Roast pork belly, roast duck, and char siu pork shoulder over rice at Wah Fung No 1 

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A Well Executed Creation

Puffy steamed buns stuffed with buttermilk fried chicken @bokebowl

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A Well Executed Creation

Golden bacon-egg-cheese-hashbrown at Bingo Deli

 

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A Well Executed Meal

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Duh!

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An Interesting Read

Tomahawks Are Pound-For-Pound The Biggest Scam In The Steak World

We hate to be the ones to pull back the curtain on this steak trend, as tomahawks have brought so much joy to thousands on Instagram while they gleefully swing around their steaks like Danny Trejo in Machete. But really, someone has to address this as a scam.

See, it's not unusual to drop a cool $100+ on a tomahawk, and we want you to know that you're paying a $50 to $80 upcharge for nothing more than a cool photo op, as tomahawk steaks are just over-glorified ribeye steaks.

You're not getting much more meat or extra flavor, you're literally paying for an extra foot of bone that you can't even eat.

"Essentially, you're just buying the bone," Chef Michael Puglisi of Electric City Butchers said about the tomahawk. "It's more about aesthetics than anything."

(FoodBeast.com)

And You Thought It Was Hot Where You Lived . . . . .

It's So Hot in Japan, the Fake Food in Restaurant Windows Is Melting 

The temperature inside the window was close to 140 degrees.

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How To Support The Vegan Movement

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Why Math Is, And Always Will Be Important

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