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Whitewookie

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A friend gave them too me. Don’t know where he picked them up. He and his wife travel a lot.

I’m kinda skeptical, but I’m gonna try some in my tenderloin tomorrow...

Anybody got anything?

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Harold


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There was a 'stick' version of something similar going around last year...

I'll pass....they look like something you put in water and it grows into a sponge or a washcloth or something....
 
I haven't seen those. I have the Seasoning Stix that Joel mentioned. They are very fragile and tough to get into the meat without their special tool, but once you do get them in there they add some nice flavor.
 
Here’s the ingredients and nutritional info.... I don’t see anything alarming, but also nothing magical.
We shall see.

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VR,
Harold


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So what do you do with them.? Take 2 with a Beer right before you eat something. ? :mrgreen:



You’re supposed to cut slots deep into the meat and stick them in. Instructions say 2-3 per #... Like I said, I’m skeptical, but I’ll give it a shot.

And Hell, I’ll try anything with a beer once...

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Harold


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I'm just going to say this about that. If it has that Certified Cajun seal on it, it's the real deal. Never tried them though.



I wasn’t aware that there was such a certification...

Of course the stuff is made in Opelousas LA, so.....

Wonder what the criteria would be?

BTW, I lived In Bossier City for four years. Both my kids were born at Barksdale.

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Harold




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A wise old BBQ master once told me, "The cardinal rule of BBQ is don't molest the meat.":shocked::roll:
 
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