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Shake Shack's milkshakes are great. Their burgers are good.
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Comparison Ford After seeing your posts on it couple of weeks ago I went out to Briermere Farms earlier today. Drove 80 miles from Manhattan for these pies. Well worth it. I've only had some of the Blackberry/Apple one & it was legit. Very robust with an excellent soft crust. Got my brother & his wife the Raspberry cream one just based off of looks alone since it's so pretty & a vibrant red color, & also got myself the chocolate cream one which I've read awesome reviews on.
Glad the trip out was worth it. They're on another level with those pies. We're grabbing a few for our Labor Day celebration this weekend. In the future I'd recommend a crisp pie, whether it be blueberry or apple.
Can't speak on the chocolate cream, but raspberry and blueberry were huge hits when I brought my friends out. I look forward to your feedback.
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Reading the post said “pies”
Kinda shocked to see he meant literal pies.
Kinda shocked to see he meant literal pies.
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I was about to say Kid Cudi don’t got that much money so he probably got a chef with his budget but shorty work for Wayne too.
The stuff she cooked specifically for breakfast and lunch is just extra regular. Something I or any girl I been with can do.
I’m not paying anybody to do some plain Jane **** I can do in 15 min. I want to pay for you to put in work and make some **** I’d only attempt two times and not do again for months and repeat that effort any time I’m hungry the rest of the day.
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Might just be their palate. They may care for that extra stuff.
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I been to Benihana a lot and never seen that trick before
Stepping their game up over there.
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Driving 80 miles for pie is serious. Thats almost here to Buffalo.
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Any of yall ever get bottled spicy mayo? Love it though I usually only get it from a restaurant whenever I order sushi. I wanna try a bottled one and if anyone has suggestions on a good one.
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We tried a few but ultimately just spend a few bucks at this Benihana style restaurant down the street for the little we need for our dinners if we want any. They sell it in sauce cups.
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You're going to love it. They have some of BX's best
Always heard of this place but I've never checked it out. Def gonna check it out this weekend
& such friendly & kind people. I'm sure it's probably not too far from your place.
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If it's worth it & looks good enough I'll drive way longer distances. It would've been like 65-ish miles but I happened to be in Manhattan when I left to get it.
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Just peep how he grabs the bowl. He’s already cupping the 4 extra eggs under it.
I thought he was gonna do something inexplicably magical like make scrambled or sunny side up eggs appear with no eggshells.
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Bigfoot country fried steak, it was the only thing I ate today.
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Had some fun eating seafood at my favorite BBQ food truck
Crawfish Boil
Oysters, Corn on the Cob, and cheese curd hot link
Prime Rib Dinner
Beef Cheek Sando
Chicago Beef and Some dogs
Korean Joint in the back of the Korean grocery store
All that looks
especially the beef cheek.
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Private chefs get list of things their client eats and doesn’t and how they like it prepared. Cudi prob had all that on his list for breakfast with instructions he likes his eggs well done and not running. Private chefs aren’t just going into a clients crib and whipping up what they want however they want like it’s their private restaurant
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A lot of people lack even basic cooking skills, not surprising that celebs hire chefs to cook them basic stuff.
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Went to little pizza joint in harlem I been passing by to get home lately. Sauce was terrific. Thin and had good crunch. 2 old school italian brothers cook it on the stove next the pizza ovens all day.
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Clams and corn in chorizo cream sauce, hush puppies, red grouper, coconut rice pilaf
Good rubs. Jalapeno dusting on the puppies and a citrus rub on the grouper
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Sounds like
Went to little pizza joint in harlem I been passing by to get home lately. Sauce was terrific. Thin and had good crunch. 2 old school italian brothers cook it on the stove next the pizza ovens all day.
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I also look at it as outsourcing things you don’t want to do and can afford to have people do it for you.
I told my wife there was no way I’m going to hire a cleaning person. Finally I cave and it was the best thing ever. We only had someone come in 2x then Covid hit. It was worth it to me, I was able to focus on other things. By the way I clean very well but it’s exhausting especially with kids.
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Just buy sriracha and make your own. Then you have you have 3 condiments.
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I know we are talking about food but everyone in my area hire someone to maintain their lawn and when I say maintain all they are doing is watering the grass and running the lawn mower a few times over a patch of grass. Some don’t even have grass. This is literally a 10 min job but no one do it in my area.
