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Beefsteak CEO and stuff. Charming as heck. Mid-brow. You can and should ask me cooking questions.
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awayslice 5 months ago
mission impossible is just scientology propaganda.
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awayslice 5 months ago
if i haven’t see u for a year - and i know you are not disciplined, but you’ve lost 50 lbs - i know your taking a semi glutide. which im totally fine with - but don’t lie to me about it. jfc.
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awayslice 5 months ago
I have an emotional support bull that i like to bring into china shops.
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awayslice 5 months ago
This is what church looks like for me.
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awayslice 5 months ago
Don’t fall for my engagement schemes.
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awayslice 5 months ago
Holy Streisand effect for american eagle.
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awayslice 5 months ago
how crazy is this weird norwhal rhino tree thing? image
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awayslice 5 months ago
Your fridge works better if it’s sparsely stocked because it needs air flow to cool well. Your freezer works better if it’s jam packed because the extra mass means it has to cycle less - leading to less freezer burn.
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awayslice 5 months ago
We’ve all had the experience of opening that steak we’ve been putting off eating, because life, to the intense stench of frustration. Protip: In your fridge, a steak on a rack exposed to air will last much longer than in a vac bag. You might have 5 days in a bag. But easily 10-15 on a rack - and after that it’s probably not going bad - just drying out more than is ideal. Many of the things that go wrong with meat happen in the absence of air. (i.e.- in the bag) Namely rot. The way a conventional fridge cools makes it double as a dehumidifier/dehydrator - which red meat loves. Make sure your rack is stainless steel and not coated metal, which can rust. Lastly, and I think this is important, you WILL know if raw red meat is not good/safe to eat. It will be visibly off- often green-ish. It will be slimy and, most importantly, your nose will tell your brain “FUCK NO!” in a primal way. (Exceptions to this would be game meats that might have parasites.) Slightly turning brown is normal with oxygen exposure. Food poisoning mostly sneaks in undetectably in prepared foods that haven’t been handled properly. This is not investment advice. image
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awayslice 5 months ago
in hindsight, i ate an entire ball of mozzarella yesterday.