This mans will not be eating any box. Ladies you have heard his degree. No moist meats
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Anonymous5w
I beg your fucking pardon???
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Anonymous5w
How do you like your steak
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Anonymous5w
Universal example we all can relate to.
Costco rotisserie chicken is wayyy too watery.
Because it’s so cheap I buy it. But I also stick it in the air fryer, low and slow, until it’s palatable.
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Anonymous5w
moist meats….?
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Anonymous#15w
I’ll take a stale chicken tender over moist one every time!
And I like my barbecue with a little bit of bark on it.
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Anonymous#25w
Clearly dehydrated lmfao
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Anonymous#25w
Steak and burgers are where I can meet yall halfway.
I get burgers medium and stakes medium rare.
Medium rare so if I have leftovers I can microwave it the next day and it’ll be medium.
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AnonymousOP5w
I was torn between judging you as a grill master or a neanderthal, now ik. You are a grill master
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Anonymous#35w
😂
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AnonymousOP5w
My theory is Big Meat pushed the moist and juicy movement so they can get away with pumping perfectly good meats with salt water and other chemicals to inflate the weights and costs, to maximize profitability and line their pockets.
RFL JR. needs to put an end to this NOW!
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Anonymous#25w
I’m a cultured man. Not a complete savage!
But a true grill master would curse me out. So I reject this title out of respect for the craft.
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AnonymousOP5w
Solid theory tbh
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AnonymousOP5w
Always source your meats, buy local if you can
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AnonymousOP5w
U got some tegridy
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Anonymous#25w
I’m leaning hard into the homestead world - even though I live in a townhouse.
Any good recommendations on where I can get quality beef?
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AnonymousOP5w
Yea go to your local farmers market and ask around there’s probably gonna be a meat stand but even if not someone there is bound to know a local source