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8-24-2006 @1:12PM jmchez said... Ah, yes! Another one of those "let's do something just to show we can do it" items, even if it's inefficient, expensive and dangerous.
Of course, here at Slashfood we all know that anyone can get a George Foreman griddle for less than $40. Personally I love my Cuisinart Griddler ($129) but I keep it away from my computer.
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8-24-2006 @11:14PM Jennifer said... I am so frightened by this. Mostly because I'm hoping my husband doesn't see it and want to try it.
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8-31-2006 @10:13AM Joe D. said... The real question: How long before we see wifi-enabled 24-7 Korean barbecue joints? Not that I've ever had the desire to blog while swilling Jinro and grilling short ribs at 3AM before.
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