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Old 04-18-2017, 06:28 AM
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Originally Posted by LiiT
When I was a kid we had this little container on the stove that you poured meat grease into. It had a strainer in the top to get the bits and we used the grease to cook with.


No wonder you just can't get the food flavors of growing up into what we make now..
Eggzactleee!
 
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My bike has no allergies that I know of!
What about the snowflakes along your route? they may be subjected to the peanut oil exhaust and break out with a case of sandyclit.
 
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Originally Posted by LiiT
When I was a kid we had this little container on the stove that you poured meat grease into. It had a strainer in the top to get the bits and we used the grease to cook with.


No wonder you just can't get the food flavors of growing up into what we make now..
Julia keeps a jar of bacon grease in the fridge for cooking.
 
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I'm out too fellers.


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Originally Posted by LiiT
When I was a kid we had this little container on the stove that you poured meat grease into. It had a strainer in the top to get the bits and we used the grease to cook with.


No wonder you just can't get the food flavors of growing up into what we make now..
Yep. Does something special to eggs.
 
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What about the snowflakes along your route? they may be subjected to the peanut oil exhaust and break out with a case of sandyclit.
...and I am supposed to care aboot other people because?


Gee maybe I should be worried if my pipes are too loud too?
 
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Julia keeps a jar of bacon grease in the fridge for cooking.
Yah that!! Grandma taught me a thing or 3..
 
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