Charmonium
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- May 15, 2015
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Mmm, juicy. You know what would really make them pop though . . . . some track marks. HeheheScored a new personal record for highest upvoted comment on reddit today. w00t
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Mmm, juicy. You know what would really make them pop though . . . . some track marks. HeheheScored a new personal record for highest upvoted comment on reddit today. w00t
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.. you are in for a disappointment.I was stopping at a Mcdonald's to get a sweet tea, and I noticed the Mcrib is back!
Well I had one, it was ok. Maybe even a bit better than typical... you are in for a disappointment.
Thanks. I'll see about that when I receive it. (Just ordered it today.)I've carried a SwissChamp for ~30 years.Before that, I carried the Champion. I'm on my second one so far. Word of advice, the magnifying glass lens may pop out. It isn't as good as the older versions. Put a couple drops of superglue on it to keep it in place.
Might be past it's prime. Older isn't always better. Some whiskies do better with age than others. In general, I prefer middle aged whisky. 12-16yr is the sweet spot for me.At my BIL's birthday party I had a whiskey that costs $3K in Canada and it's like 30% off, Bowmore 29 Timeless.
I didn't like it though, it has this strong "barrely" taste with stale/mold-ish note, I guess fancy whiskey isn't my thing.
I've been using the same Pampered Chef knife to cut everything for years and want to get a decent knife set, or maybe just 1 or 2 knives to carve and cut. Japanese does seem to be the hotness for awhile since I've been looking. Haven't decided on anything yet, still no clue what are some decent brands.The only knife I have been using for preparing all my meals finally snapped in half after 21 years. Good excuse to get a new one.
*Yeah, all these times I only been using this 12 inch knife I got from Target for everything. No boning knife, cleaver.. etc. One knife to rule them all!
Now that I look at Amazon and Macys, too many choices! Is Japanese knife hot now? There are tons of them! Who knew buying knife is not easy....
Our 4" and 7" Wusthof santoku knives are the work horses in our kitchen. A balanced santoku with a nice edge is hard to beat.I don't get too precious over kitchen knives. My favorite parer is a Henckel 4*, but I also have some junky generic parers that get some use. For a big knife, I use a Henckel 4* santoku. That's basically all I use. I have a Chinese chef's knife that's almost exclusively used to remove pizza from the toaster oven and cut it, and an Alaskan ulu for occasional use when it's design makes things easier.
Just ordered the Wusthof Classic 8" Chef's knife. Will see how it handles.I've been using the same Pampered Chef knife to cut everything for years and want to get a decent knife set, or maybe just 1 or 2 knives to carve and cut. Japanese does seem to be the hotness for awhile since I've been looking. Haven't decided on anything yet, still no clue what are some decent brands.
