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Posted: Thu Apr 29, 2021 11:22 pm
I put it straight on the rack, set the oven to 375 give or take a bit depending on the thickness. And by the time it's preheated, it's done to perfection
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It doesn’t matter how you reheat it (I prefer skillet or air fryer) it never tastes as good as when you first open the box. Cold is a perfectly acceptable alternative to imposter hot pizza.
Technically yes... But I'm pretty sure toasters aren't designed to withstand all of the grease and oil dripping down or (worse) getting into the coils.@mikey
Bruh have you ever made a chicken patty? They don't ooze any of that stuff.Technically yes... But I'm pretty sure toasters aren't designed to withstand all of the grease and oil dripping down or (worse) getting into the coils.@mikey
It's basically like toasting your bread with the butter already on it.
Yeah, it's just a chicken puck...any sort of drippings would indicate real, edible materials and flavor...you're barking up the wrong tree here. It's just a chicken pill that they were too lazy to shrink...Bruh have you ever made a chicken patty? They don't ooze any of that stuff.Technically yes... But I'm pretty sure toasters aren't designed to withstand all of the grease and oil dripping down or (worse) getting into the coils.@mikey
It's basically like toasting your bread with the butter already on it.
No survivors!
When my daughter was younger and before the pandemic, we used to go to Urban Air all the time, and they had one of these joust pits. She used to always want to go out there against the bigger girls (6-8), and never complained even when she got blasted. It's hard to strike a balance being a concerned father for the benefit of other parents, but also take it in stride while simultaneously trying not to laugh.No survivors!
Negative. I will report back when I do@Ulf, have you seen/heard any yet?
First responders have rescued a man who became imprisoned inside a porta-potty at the site of a historic Gettysburg battlefield in Pennsylvania.
On Friday, volunteer firefighters from the Barlow Volunteer Fire Department responded to a 911 call at Little Round Top to find that a large tree that had toppled in high winds had crushed a car and a portable latrine, The New York Daily Record reported.
Volunteers found no one inside the vehicle, the outlet said, but identified that the tree had trapped a man inside the crushed porta-potty, and proceeded to cut him out.
He was taken to Gettysburg Hospital by ambulance with injuries not considered life-threatening.
"Arrived to find one male subject trapped in the porta-potty," Joe Robinson, assistant chief of the Barlow Volunteer Fire Department, wrote on the department's Facebook page.
"He was very lucky," Robinson told the New York Daily Record. "It was a large tree, and it just missed striking him. It could have been very serious."
The firefighters treated the situation as if the man had been trapped in the car, Robinson said. They used a chainsaw to cut away the tree and they cracked the porta-potty open with a machine-powered saw.
"This is definitely something I have never seen before," Robinson added.
Damn, baby. Keep your chin down. Stick and move, baby.