LifeInMultipleChoice
I bought a 4 pack about a year ago I think. It's one thing I consider an essential so I keep them under the sink usually
I would say McDonald's, Burger King, and every other restaurant that advertises 100% real beef, while still being bad quality is better than taco bells meat. The Bell doesnt claim it because it isnt even all beef. So while the 100% beef claim doesn't mean much for quality, Taco Bell is a sin for the soul which is why it goes down so well drunk. (Sadly delicious) But I think quality wise it is something like Taco Bell < Arby's < Burger King< McDonald's< Wendys < Culvers/Five guys/ and shit like in and out because their stuff isn't frozen in the last group. I'm sure I missed many, they are just off the top of the dome memories
Yeah when I opened the box I had to pull it to the top. Then realized "don't press to hard" because it will start to prefer the side gaps if you don't go easy.
Taco bell gets grade D ground meat in a bag that was precooked and they set it in hot/warm water or w.e to get it ready for use.
Chipotle suis vide's their steak and ships it in those bags, then they break the seal and sear it on a flatop to get it ready.
I'm hoping we consider the second more than a step above the first, but idk
Well from late 2001 food network viewership spiked like mad. Now things like YouTube have high viewership for all kinds of food things. I don't know what kids watch now, but if my spouses tik tok has food all over it I imagine they can't fully avoid it.
Shit everyone was racing about specialty ramen for a while it seemed.. there has to be people recognizing ingredients somewhere
From the right perspective they do two things, relatively.
Still not all that sure but it has got way to much fuckin' mayo!
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I'm tired and my brain is being dumb right now, but when you said that my first thought was of course American. 97% accuracy grouping bullets is a lot different than 97% sure a gun was fired.
One says Johnny got shot in the kidney, the other says a truck may have misfired down the road.
Apparently it's slowly dying.
"Bibles are disappearing from hotel-room drawers around the country, according to a survey from STR, a hospitality analytics company. As AP reported in 2018, the survey found only 79 percent of U.S. hotels had Bibles in their rooms in 2016, compared to 95 percent in 2006."
Article ref: https://www.travelandleisure.com/hotels-resorts/why-do-hotel-rooms-have-bibles
2 pitbulls broke in and killed one of my chickens the night before last. Little dude was only born in November.
Also got bit by a different pit bull mix that lives next door January 20thish, hasn't fully healed yet. (That one was partially fault) Neighbor has an older dog about 10 or 11 and the smaller pit mix got in a fight with her, I made the mistake of pulling the smaller one off because there was to much blood coming from her throat, thankfully both dogs are fine now, still live in the same penned area, but this past 12 months or so haven't done well for my pitbull confidence. Never disliked them, but for now I'm keeping my distance lol


I messaged them, I'll make sure I give their response here. I just think it's rediculous to buy a product (2 pack) and both be shit that don't seal. It made me question whether they actually meant it to be or they declared it shelf stable