You just have to call them "pomme frites" and they would go nuts.
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Have been to Omaha several times, can confirm.
The problem is that 50-60% of the tourists here are not rich, they just want to see GTNP and Yellowstone, like everyone else. And certainly *most* of the people you interact with are definitely not rich. It’s a very small, but obvious contingent that are.
Restaurants here are generally in line with any fancy urban, beach, or ski towns.
Everything in Hawaii is more expensive than here, except for houses.
I was thinking more globally, do you have any idea how much duck fat, in quantities that could serve more than 100 people, costs?
Compounded with the fact that it doesn’t last very long at temperatures above 350f, it’s a LOT.
($80.00 a gallon)
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Great, now I want to buy a gallon of duck fat.
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Duck Fat - Why Chefs Call It Liquid Gold
Duck fat lends a rich flavor and wonderful texture to any food you choose to prepare with it. That’s why chefs use it in place of other animal fats and cooking oils to roast vegetables, fry potatoes, create sauces or even make pastries.
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learn to crop please. its 2024.
Bologna chili Mac bowl.
Our local grocery carries duck fat.Great, now I want to buy a gallon of duck fat.
Duck Fat - Why Chefs Call It Liquid Gold
Duck fat lends a rich flavor and wonderful texture to any food you choose to prepare with it. That’s why chefs use it in place of other animal fats and cooking oils to roast vegetables, fry potatoes, create sauces or even make pastries.
I laffed.
I got a 7-in-one: shampoo-conditioner-body wash-engine degreaser-protein shake-enamel floor coating-1996 Chateau Lafite Rothschild
I prefer the 1995
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To be honest I wouldn’t know a thing about it but some clearly did last week.When we were in St. Emilion back in 1999, the guy in the wine shop we visited called 1995 and 1996 the "Magic Years."
is that when they "accidentally" added LSD?When we were in St. Emilion back in 1999, the guy in the wine shop we visited called 1995 and 1996 the "Magic Years."
