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Old 06-04-2013, 03:35 PM   #76
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I think it's because a lot of folks think Margarine is inferior to Butter. Most Margarine products are inferior (like Country Crock which is made from 100% Soy) but Parkay and I Can't Believe It's Not Butter really tastes like Butter. Also, Margarine has a much higher smoke point whereas Butter will tend to burn at BBQ Temps.
All of which is fine but it doesn't answer the question of why they're calling it butter.

BTW, congrats to Butcher Dave, I should have said that from the top.
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Old 06-04-2013, 03:51 PM   #77
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All of which is fine but it doesn't answer the question of why they're calling it butter.
My guess is it's easier to refer to all butter/butter substitute products as "butter." That's the way we do it in my house, I don't ask for the smart balance buttery spread, I ask for the butter.
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Old 06-04-2013, 04:10 PM   #78
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All of which is fine but it doesn't answer the question of why they're calling it butter.

BTW, congrats to Butcher Dave, I should have said that from the top.
It does get confusing.


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The meat this year is from a national restaurant supplier. I think it brings the quality of product down to what the back yard cooker would pick up at the store.
Thanks. I see it's linked to Sysco
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Old 06-04-2013, 07:24 PM   #80
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For the juice we mixed with our Pork injection I use Welch's white grape juice with Peach (it is found on the non refrigerated shelf), The blue butter (sorry margarine) bottle is not what it looks like, on the ribs the only thing was really just the water. Thats all I can think of. If you see anything bring it back up here and I will comment on it.
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Old 06-04-2013, 08:32 PM   #81
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The blue butter (sorry margarine) bottle is not what it looks like......
Could you expand on that, I didn't get the meaning of "not what it looked like".

I loved your comment about spices being dehydradated and needing to be re-hydrated.
So much so that I paused the TV, looked at my wife and said, "Wow, such a simple concept, so obvious, and I never thought about it".

Great job on the grilling Sir, very well done.

Oh...would it be rude of me to ask...
Was any prize money given for that show? I know they talk about the grand prize and the big picture, but I wondered if there was any compensation by the organization, the network, or whoever.

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Old 06-04-2013, 09:50 PM   #82
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Could you expand on that, I didn't get the meaning of "not what it looked like".

I loved your comment about spices being dehydradated and needing to be re-hydrated.
So much so that I paused the TV, looked at my wife and said, "Wow, such a simple concept, so obvious, and I never thought about it".

Great job on the grilling Sir, very well done.

Oh...would it be rude of me to ask...
Was any prize money given for that show? I know they talk about the grand prize and the big picture, but I wondered if there was any compensation by the organization, the network, or whoever.

Thank you!
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What I mean by this is I refill that bottle with what I want. Now for the prize money, NOTHING for this round.
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Seen one Pitmaster, ya seen em all! Congrats on your win David! I was rootin for ya! Now down to the good talk. I'm curious how long yalls plates sat before they actually tasted em? Also I loved the comment about the guys dull knife! I love my boning knife and could do a whole Cookoff with it. Any best boning knife brand? I have a victorinox but it has to be steeled pretty often to cut like I want it to. Was wandering if there was like a high carbon you reccommeded.
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What I mean by this is I refill that bottle with what I want. Now for the prize money, NOTHING for this round.
You may have not won any money in that episode, but it has to pay off with sales. My mother of all people called Monday and said that she spent close to a hundred dollars on your website and the only thing she knew was that I use some product of yours, but didn't know what. I laughed my butt off and the good thing is now I get to experiment with several things. Your products that I've used are fantastic, I know why your slogan is "Trust your Butcher"
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Just caught the episode on IN DEMAND. Way to gave Dave! And the color that you got on them ribs, beautiful!
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I think it's because a lot of folks think Margarine is inferior to Butter. Most Margarine products are inferior (like Country Crock which is made from 100% Soy) but Parkay and I Can't Believe It's Not Butter really tastes like Butter. Also, Margarine has a much higher smoke point whereas Butter will tend to burn at BBQ Temps.
Is there a dislike button. LOL

Margarine tastes like crap and butter tastes like mothers milk. Parkay is no exception to that rule.
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Old 06-05-2013, 05:43 AM   #88
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Is there a dislike button. LOL

Margarine tastes like crap and butter tastes like mothers milk. Parkay is no exception to that rule.
i agree... Grassfed whole butter or GHEE tastes way better than margarine could ever wish to and if your worried that butter has to low of a smoke point use ghee which has a 400 degree smoke point and is super rich. Not to mention the positive nutrients of grassfed butter like butyric acid which has anti cancer properties and conjugated linoleic acid that aids in weight loss. yes good butter can help you lose weight..
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It sat a few hours in cambro's. We were around back in the "Pit" so it was hard to tell exactly when they started and stopped. But it was a few hours.
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It sat a few hours in cambro's. We were around back in the "Pit" so it was hard to tell exactly when they started and stopped. But it was a few hours.
So what types of knives you use? Just curious if there is that much of a difference? I was looking a the shun which is a harder steel and supposedly holds the edge better.
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