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Old 01-11-2013, 10:03 AM   #31
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Every time I buy a brisket at Sams we always walk by the section and joke how we should buy that instead. And then we LOL
Maybe you should try it-what if you bought it, heated it up on the smoker, and won a major competition? You could spend more time drinking and relaxing instead of manning the pit all night and day.



I don't see how Oscar Mayer pulled pork could possibly be any nastier than potted meat, vienna sausages, canned sardines, canned tuna, spam, or any number of questionable meat products that people buy and eat every day for some reason.
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Old 01-11-2013, 10:16 AM   #32
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Look here my dear fellow, if you are so unsophisticated that you are unable to appreciate the plethora of flavors wrapped in a McRib I must simply say good day to you sir, GOOD DAY TO YOU! What's better than a McRib, a can of Bush beer, and a delicious bag of BBQ flavored potato chips? Haven't got a clue? Neither do I. It's just that good.
Well I must say that if sophistication causes one to loose all sense of taste I for one shall strive to be the best heathen I can be. Now rest assured this only applies to the McRib portion.I sincerely wish I had had in my possession a can of Bush beer so that its nasty flavor would have eliminated the residual greasy and sickly sweet flavor of said McRib from my mouth. So I must say Good Day To You Sir
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Old 01-12-2013, 07:59 AM   #33
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After considerable observation of the local restaurant traffic, and a walk thru the local grocery stores I have come to the opinion that nobody cooks anymore. Parking lots are full at all restaurants by 5:30 every day of the week and there is more prepared meats in the butcher case than any other. Even if it needs to be cooked, they have already seasoned it with rubs and sauces for you. And how many "carry-out" menus are in kitchen drawers. We are a lost generation - The 'what color of pill do you want for dinner is getting closer'. The're even puttin honey in my Wild Turkey
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Old 01-12-2013, 08:27 AM   #34
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Brothers and Sisters.... you have to look beyond Oscar Meyer

I saw these products the other day at my Sam's Club..... Relax,..... I haven't put a FOR SALE sign on my pits yet..... even though the brisket has the KCBS Seal of Approval....

I tried the Jack Daniels stuff a few times when they are giving out samples. Almost instant heartburn! And something along the line of an "unnatural" taste.

Don't know what they put in the package stuff, but it ain't good.

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Old 01-12-2013, 08:49 AM   #35
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Can't see ever trying and I hate McRib sandwiches.
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Old 01-12-2013, 09:00 AM   #36
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I bought a "McGristle" once, two bites, hello trashcan!
If I need a BBQ fix and don't want to put in the work, I go to Famous Dave's, at least he tries!
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Old 01-12-2013, 07:48 PM   #37
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I had to take a Tums just from reading about it.
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Look at the mahogany lining. When BBQ has become so popular that Oscar-Meyer is jumping on the wagon, and Bobby Flay has a BBQ cookbook coming out this spring, you know that the tide that raises all (BBQ) ships has officialy rolled in.

I'm seeing huge interest even in my world.

Just one man's perspective...

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Old 01-12-2013, 07:55 PM   #38
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Well I must say that if sophistication causes one to loose all sense of taste I for one shall strive to be the best heathen I can be. Now rest assured this only applies to the McRib portion.I sincerely wish I had had in my possession a can of Bush beer so that its nasty flavor would have eliminated the residual greasy and sickly sweet flavor of said McRib from my mouth. So I must say Good Day To You Sir

Okay sir, you have first affronted the majesty and myriad of flavors included in the McRib, but to go and insult the hopsy splendor of BUSH brand beer... I'm not sure there's any way to make up for such... such libel! It is all too clear you are in this BBQ scene to screw with EVERYTHING held sacred to a BBQ purist such as myself. How dare you.
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