Proof The Winter Are Too Long Up North

[BarryBobPosthole]

So which one of you yankified folks can attest to this culinary treat?

Y’all some sick folk.

BKB

Wisconsin Department of Health warns against eating the 'cannibal sandwich,' a traditional holiday dish in the state.


https://www.cnn.com/2020/12/14/us/cannibal-sandwich-wisconsin-trnd/index.html

[DeputyDog]

Fake news. It has to be since it’s from CNN. [emoji12]

Never heard of anything like that around these parts.


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[BarryBobPosthole]

Okay, here it is in Gibberish.

BKB

https://www.foxnews.com/food-drink/wisconsin-warns-cannibal-sandwiches-holiday

[DeputyDog]

Fox sold out too. If it isn’t on OANN or Parler, I won’t believe it. [emoji16]


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[Big Muddy]

Don't forget NewsMax.

[BarryBobPosthole]

Hahaha, you’ll have to find your own translation there DD!

BkB

[Thumper]

I'll admit, that looks a bit gross, but that said, I'll be all over a serving of carpaccio wherever it's offered.

[BarryBobPosthole]

Not for me. Raw Ahi tuna in poke’ and raw oysters is about my limit for eating raw critters.

You might need some dewormer, Thump.

BKB

[Thumper]

I don’t do snot balls, but I’m all over just about any kind of sushi or poke.

[quercus alba]

That's Steak Tartare without the raw egg yolk on top. Cannibal sandwich? click bait

[BarryBobPosthole]

I should’ve known you two would find this perfectly normal.

BKB

[quercus alba]

How many times have I heard it said on here about steak from the anti catsup crowd, "just knock off his horns and wipe under it's tail for me"?

[Thumper]

If I stick my steak with a fork and hear a WEAK moo, it’s ready to eat. ;)

[BarryBobPosthole]

Well, I could start with.....ground beef isn’t steak anything despite what Freddies and Steak and Shake says.
But I’m uncultured.
BKB

[DeputyDog]

Many years ago when I worked as a meat cutter in a grocery store, there was one customer that would come in and buy a stack of T-bones and then tell us to debone them and run them through the grinder so he could have a “steak burger”.

Of course this guy had more money than he knew what to do with. He owned a trucking company that was famous for hauling way oversized loads, many times without the proper permits if he got one at all. He would tell his drivers which route to take and if they got caught for being so overweight he would pay the fines, if they deviated from the route he gave them and got caught, they were responsible. There was a story in Reader’s Digest years ago about what was at that time the largest fine given for an oversized load.

He also had a house in Florida where he wintered and his summer place was on the lake I grew up on. He decided he wanted to have a feel of Florida in Indiana so he brought two palm trees which were probably 20-30’ up from Florida and had them planted in front of his lake house here. Of course most of the time they didn’t survive the winter so he would get another pair and do it again so he had them for the summer.


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[Thumper]

Well, I could start with.....ground beef isn’t steak anything despite what Freddies and Steak and Shake says. But I’m uncultured. BKB

I’ll admit, I’m pretty much with you there P-hole.

[quercus alba]

I wouldn't say you're uncultured in all things Thump, you do like octopus and sashimi and Asian women

[Thumper]

Oh yeah, I actually forgot the disclaimer scratching the uncultured part. ;)