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Wow, I had no idea that fajitas in Texas could possibly have this much of an effect on the market.

The very specific memory I have about coddies is that they served them at the snack bar at the alley my mom bowled at (and still does, pandemic-pending). They had them under glass next to the register, and I remember them looking like a combo of a crab cake and a fishstick, but being warned off of them by my mom. I

Oh, so we have a Fajita Felicia now?

Ciabatta was the right call here”

The chef’s knife lasted until the last pick of the second round.

By a mile.  How did Chef’s knife last till the 6th pick?  It is more useful than anything else on that list.  Way more useful than a cast iron skillet, not to mention a microplaner or fish spatula.

Aimee, and it’s not really that close. Skillet, chef’s knife, wooden spatula... that’s, like 90% of my daily utensil usage.

Also, Allison lost points because air-popped popcorn is bad. Even after dumping butter and salt on it, the texture just isn’t right. YOU LOSE, ALLISON.

Aimee wins and it’s not even close. I don’t know how a knife wasn’t #1 overall. It’s probably the only kitchen tool that can’t really be replaced by something similar. I guess you can use kitchen shears, but a knife is the GOAT.  You can slice, dice, chop, stir, smash, scoop, hammer, open cans, etc.

Aimee, runaway.  Only one I would have added is “kitchen towel”.  It insulates, it cleans, it dries, it stanches bloodflow, it keeps hands oil-free.  

It’s an absolute crime that the apps regularly charge anywhere from $3-$5 in fees, on top of the app’s delivery fee (which is NOT the tip!), and then still take 20-30% from the restaurants. UberEats was allowing people at some point (maybe they still are?) to donate dollars directly to the restaurant, which a) is

Seriously, why not just empty tables?

And we are going gloss over that he had the costumes and mannequins at the ready...

You know what I like about AllRecipe - it gives you the recipe. I don’t have to scroll for 3 days past a novella about how the recipe changed your families life, made you the hero of every social function ever, and retroactively won World War I. Just give me the bloody recipe (or give it first, then write your magnum

Her question: is this something she should be worried about?

When you find a perfectly ripe honeydew, it’s as perfect as eating gets.

Thank you. I think the hate for honeydew comes from the pre-cut fruit mixes you get at the store that insist on using honeydew that isn’t even close to ripe. That honeydew tastes and has the texture of watermelon rind.

Honeydew is the money melon. Even Bojack realized that in the end.

I was 8, so probably not