Mmmkay, but if I were to buy one of those nut butter steaks, it sure as shit better come with one of those little meat diapers in the bottom of the package.
Don’t you cheat me.
19Those meat diapers can go get fucked. Every time I buy ground meat that uses them, the actual meat is usually a significant amount of ounces lower than the advertised weight.
Go tube or go home. In my experience they're typically a bit heavier than the advertised weight.
13What are those things for anyway?
4I think they absorb meat liquids so they don’t pool at the bottom of the tray. Probably just to make it look more appealing.
To be noted: My keyboard attempted to autocorrect “pool” to “poop.” I am not displeased.
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For how expensive that is it better be fucking great.
I don’t mind shelling out for nicer ingredients, especially with sugars like honey or getting real maple syrup.
15$36.45/kg -> like $16.50 a pound, but let's assume it's Australian dollars (bit cheaper than Canadian) and say it's US$11/pound. Still an awful lot to pay for peanuts, which you can buy in bulk for less than $1/pound even if they're very good ones.
10I could be misinformed on this, but I've heard some countries outside the US have huge upcharges on things like peanut butter for no other reason than marketing it as a luxury ingredient. But, there could be more to it that I'm not aware of.
7I suppose if it's a rarity in those places I could see it going for a little more, but PB being considered a luxury ingredient does give me a bit of a chuckle.
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Is that $30/lb? That's a lot more expensive than the fresh ground PB in Fresh Market and such.
2Yeah, it butter be great!
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This looks Canadian
13Violently Canadian
9It goes great with a nice bag of milk
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That's top level Asian store packaging if I've ever seen it. They will stick anything on a Styrofoam dish with cellophane over it.
11$36 a kilo? Is this Australia? Please be Australia.
2This must be the progress everybody is talking about
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