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How to avoid Brown Friday after your Thanksgiving Day meal


Everybody’s heard of Black Friday, but have you heard of Brown Friday? If not, consider yourself lucky. FOX 5's Josh Rosenthal explains.

Everybody’s heard of Black Friday, but have you heard of Brown Friday? If not, consider yourself lucky.

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"I know Friday as Black Friday," explained WSSC Water Spokesperson Lyn Riggins. "Plumbers know Friday as Brown Friday, and that’s because it’s one of their busiest days of the year."

The reason? Cooking those turkeys creates a lot of grease, and if you put that grease down the drain, Riggins said you could be asking for a very messy problem.

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"People think that you can dump that grease down the sink and, ‘I’ll just follow it with some hot water and some soap and it’ll break it up.’ It’s gonna push it a little bit further down the line, but at some point, that grease is gonna harden in the pipe, and the next time you go to flush that toilet, it’s gonna hit that dam of grease that’s blocked up the sewer line, and it’s going to back up probably into your basement, and it is going to be messy, disgusting, and expensive to fix," Riggins says.

Instead, the experts say to can the grease, cool it, and toss it into the trash. Otherwise, "Brown Friday" could be a problem.

"That’s scary," grocery shopper Katherine Gilreath said Wednesday evening after learning the term. "Clearly people do not know what to do with their grease."






Kills grease, sugar snakes, gnats, drain flys and fruit flys in sinks.
 
Couldn't make it to my favorite fried turkey leg spot but my friend sent a pic.
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At Wolfgangs on Greenwich in NYC

Porterhouse (med rare)
Creamed spinach
Sautéed mushrooms

not pictured:
For appetizers, we got:

Thick cut bacon
Tuna tartare
Tomatoes and mozz

And in the pic, off to the right, there was lobster mac.
Was so happy with the meal and most importantly, my mom enjoyed it.
 
Sorry bout ya but my moms turkey taste like
Pernil. Its so damn good.

its not a “feast” but every dish is cooked perfectly.

Menu:
Turkey with mushroom, celery, Italian sausage stuffing
Rice and beans
Fried drum sticks
Salad
Baugette

dessert:
Chip city cookies
Apple pie
Pumpkin pie
Polo’s peacan pie
Flan


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Interrupting the Turkey day posts with some cali mexican. Best Cali mexican in the Philippines IMO.
Fish, Soft Shell Crab , Wagyu

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Guac
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California Wagyu Burrito
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Brisket Sando. Hate how they use “sando” just say sandwhich wtf. Cocktails were meh.
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Happy thanksgiving to all.

Stopped posting in this thread cause i was invited to the opening of one of the fine dining restos here and it was a 9 course meal. Found myself cringing at taking so many pics .
 
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