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I didn’t realize how ubiquitous those plates are. I assumed they were just what Indian immigrants bought when they came over to the USShe loves them!
All of the poor countries have them. The surplus must have been sent all around the world.I didn’t realize how ubiquitous those plates are. I assumed they were just what Indian immigrants bought when they came over to the USA
Man, I remember my Dad's mom using that pattern, and she died in like 1986 or 87... she had the spring blossom green, dubs here is rocking the butterfly gold....I didn’t realize how ubiquitous those plates are. I assumed they were just what Indian immigrants bought when they came over to the US
Like I'd said a long time ago, I bought them at an estate sale, they were cheap. I've never been one to worry about updating things like china. Hello, you should see my alarm clock, seriouslyMan, I remember my Dad's mom using that pattern, and she died in like 1986 or 87... she had the spring blossom green, dubs here is rocking the butterfly gold....
Vintage Corelle List of Patterns from the 1970 - 1979
Vintage Corelle from the 1970'swww.vintagecorelle.com
I don't know what your bottom "other china" is but I would guess the top one was made on the Ohio River in Newell, WV.
I run fiestaware so I never have to update it. My mom's pfaltzgraff Yorktown is still kicking it after 50+ years.Like I'd said a long time ago, I bought them at an estate sale, they were cheap. I've never been one to worry about updating things like china. Hello, you should see my alarm clock, seriously
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So good. People hype the Philly cheesesteaks, which are certainly tasty, but the roast pork and rabe is where it's at to me.View attachment 59497
Roast pork sandwich, DiNic’s, Reading Terminal Market, Philadelphia.
Amazing sandwich and an amazing food hall. Definitely recommend
Interesting how’d you get past the headaches etc? I tried but day 4 I felt like my brain was melting.I've been carnivore since April and doubt I'll ever go back. I weigh less than I did in 7th grade and have never felt better either.
I did ease into it, had no headaches at all. I think during week 1 I ate about twice as much as I do now, and I ate a fair amount of sharp white cheddar which may have helped.Interesting how’d you get past the headaches etc? I tried but day 4 I felt like my brain was melting.
Btw made 6 pounds of Beef Short Ribs (Dino Ribs as you’ll see them on YouTube) and that’s maybe the best cut of meat I’ve ever had. Exterior gets a nice crust, had a great smoke ring (smoked for 3 hours and then baked for 3), and it was literally fall off the bone.
Appreciate the insight and congrats on your success with it! I bet it’s the electrolytes that messes everything up I’d imagine.I did ease into it, had no headaches at all. I think during week 1 I ate about twice as much as I do now, and I ate a fair amount of sharp white cheddar which may have helped.
Also, I drink an electrolyte mix (saltt) with magnesium and potassium which may have helped with headaches.
Short ribs are amazing, I've bought a couple 1/4 cows that included those. I do a 24 hr dry brine with Redmond real salt (don't do any other seasonings ever) and smoke them at 250 on my charcoal grill. Some of my favorites!
Thanks, I've got some chuckeye steaks brining in the fridge going on the grill tonight around 5-I only eat once a day. If those aren't enough, I have a dozen eggs from down the road that I'll do over easy in beef tallow or maybe ghee to fill me up. Next time I hit an actual butcher I'll grab some short ribs-you've reminded me how great they are.Appreciate the insight and congrats on your success with it! I bet it’s the electrolytes that messes everything up I’d imagine.
Even though I just made he ribs for Christmas Eve I’m thinking of doing those again this weekend. So good!
Damn once a day? That’s intense man lol. I think for sure cutting back a little at a time might be the way to go for me with carbs. I’m taking in around 100g a day so nothing wild but maybe if I’m cutting back to 80 and then 60 etc it’d go better.Thanks, I've got some chuckeye steaks brining in the fridge going on the grill tonight around 5-I only eat once a day. If those aren't enough, I have a dozen eggs from down the road that I'll do over easy in beef tallow or maybe ghee to fill me up. Next time I hit an actual butcher I'll grab some short ribs-you've reminded me how great they are.
From Rittberger’s?I did ease into it, had no headaches at all. I think during week 1 I ate about twice as much as I do now, and I ate a fair amount of sharp white cheddar which may have helped.
Also, I drink an electrolyte mix (saltt) with magnesium and potassium which may have helped with headaches.
Short ribs are amazing, I've bought a couple 1/4 cows that included those. I do a 24 hr dry brine with Redmond real salt (don't do any other seasonings ever) and smoke them at 250 on my charcoal grill. Some of my favorites!