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#Celebrity #CelebrityBonelessCookedHamWithNaturalJuicesGelatinAdded96PercentFatFree #CannedHamReview

I tried the Celebrity Boneless Cooked Ham With Natural Juices Gelatin Added 96% Fat Free and it was really good. I sprayed the pan with the Target olive oil spray then washed off the outer side then pressed down on it and the cut up inside of the ham then pressed down the ham to remove the extra salt. This ham tasted a little salty but was really tasty and didn't have a weird after taste like the Royale Boneless Cooked Ham. I fried this in a skillet to cook it and ate it with my oatmeal. It was soft but chewy and kind of similar to spam lite or less sodium.

I would eat this again.

Got from Ollies.

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we learn language quirks from who we more listen too, and it is now mostly bloggers than irl surroundings, so people literally have their most watched blogger "accents" now, which i find interesting but

for me in learning eng as second it's also about most impressing things like tone or manners or like, vibe, or even character from media like films games etc i watch

and in result

i speak like my guilty pleasure - cringe ru "games and such" reviews blogers because i watch bloggers for chill and turning brain for translation still taking one energy % of brain battery pier minute, + chill intonation from one particular bloger, + 2 intonations for sassy bitching. and all of this being slapped on top, like some sandwitch, with cheese of maaaattt barrrry voooooice-.. thing and also all those theater musical speach and vibes, because i watched Mozart L'Opera Rock once and saw tiktok from Fat Ham and now just can't stop all that over dramatical moves and literal reverences with a bit of kneeling

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upd: a oh pardon how could forget i my new thing - answering on every question i don't want to answer with "who knows detective.. it's a... mistery.." being only one person in the conversation knowing origin of quote

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My ★★★★ review of Wonka on Letterboxd https://boxd.it/5XBOFX

Wonka is no brilliant masterpiece but I had a pretty fun time with it. The songs weren't particularly special but they were charming enough. The acting was just the right amount of ham (nothing half-assed, thankfully) and the special effects were surprisingly good.

I can't remember the last time I saw a movie that was this shamelessly whimsical, which is a breath of fresh air. It's become a trend nowadays where every fun movie acts like it has to justify its existence with self-awareness and subversions. Wonka goes all in with this ridiculous world from the start and fully expects you to just accept it as is, much like a Roald Dahl book, and I respect that.

Overall, it's a good movie aimed for kids. Adults just wanting a lighthearted fun time for 2 hours will probably also enjoy themselves.

(My one gripe is that it could've done without the outdated fat jokes. Maybe it was like a Roald Dahl book too in that sense-)

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'Fat Ham' is Smokin' Sumptuous in its Broadway Transfer

'Fat Ham' is a must-see laugh riot. Don't miss it.

(L to R): Marcel Spears, Billy Eugene Jones in Fat Ham (courtesy of Joan Marcus) What I enjoy most about seeing Fat Ham in its transfer from The Public Theatre (my review of the Public Theater production) to Broadway’s American Airlines Theatre, are the sardonic tropes which send up William Shakespeare’s Hamlet, a Jacobean revenge tragedy, where privileged white royals end up slaughtering each…

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Everything You Need to Know About Buying Christmas Hams

The holiday season is just around the corner, and one of the most beloved traditions for many families is enjoying a delicious Christmas ham. Whether it's the centerpiece of your festive feast or a delicious addition to sandwiches and leftovers, buying the perfect Christmas ham is essential. But with so many options available, how do you know which one to choose? In this article, we'll guide you through the factors to consider when buying a Christmas ham.

Decide on the type of ham: Before you start shopping, it's important to determine what type of Christmas ham you want. There are generally two main options: bone-in and boneless. Bone-in hams have the advantage of added flavor and tenderness due to the bone, while boneless hams are easier to carve and serve. Consider your preferences and how you plan to use the ham before making a decision. If you probably want to get more enlightened about this topic, then click here for more additional reading.

Consider the size: Choosing the right size of ham depends on the number of guests you'll be serving and whether you want leftovers. As a general rule of thumb, plan for about 1/2 pound of bone-in ham per person and 1/4 pound of boneless ham per person. Keep in mind that bone-in hams will have more weight due to the bone. If you love leftovers or want to make sandwiches, consider buying a slightly larger ham.

Quality matters: When it comes to Christmas hams, you want to ensure you're getting the best quality possible. Look for hams labeled as "fully cooked" or "ready to eat," as these require minimal preparation and are safe to consume without further cooking. Additionally, opt for hams that are tender, moist, and have a good balance of fat and lean meat. Reading reviews or asking for recommendations from friends and families can help you find reputable brands.

This link : https://gamzesmokehouse.com.au/product-category/christmas-specials/ sheds light into the topic—so check it out!

Consider your budget: Christmas hams come in a wide range of prices, so it's important to set a budget before you start shopping. While higher-priced hams may offer premium quality and taste, there are also more affordable options available. Consider your budget and balance it with the quality and size of the ham you desire. Remember, a properly cooked and seasoned ham can still be delicious without breaking the bank.

With these tips in mind, you're ready to go out and find the perfect Christmas ham for your holiday festivities. Remember to plan ahead, consider the size, quality, and your budget, and you're sure to have a delicious centerpiece that will wow your guests and make your holiday season even more special. Check out this site for more details related to this article:https://www.britannica.com/topic/ham-meat.

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Alright, I might be half a year late to the party, but I gotta do it. Here’s my (completely unqualified) review of

The Dungeons and Dragons Movie: Honor Among Thieves

(About 6 months after I first watched it.)

4/10.

Alright, let me explain.

The movie itself wasn’t too bad. But, if you’re going to label yourself as a “D&D” movie, I expect there to be a bit more meta in it. Like, more spells straight from the book, effects as written, and generally just sticking to the OG content. A couple of examples

• The Key Item that the BBEG goes after has, as far as I know, never been in a single (official) D&D book. Neither have most of the other magic items. There’s one magic(?) Item that I identified on my first watch through, and (I’m pretty sure) it wasn’t even a D&D item. It was the Darksteel Axe, from MTG. I mean, sure, it’s technically “WOTC” material, but if I’m right, it means that there’s more MTG items than there are D&D items in the movie.

• The Druid. Everyone who’s seen the movie knows what I’m talking about, specifically the scene where she transforms like 10 times. Fine, rule of cool. I can get behind that, if it applied to ANY OTHER CHARACTER as well. Seems like the DM gave her special treatment.

• The Druid II: Electric Boogaloo. The final fight scene is gereally really tense and well thought out, until the very last shot, where it’s all pushed aside for a joke. A joke that’s almost ripped straight from Marvel. There’s a scene where Loki stands in front of the Hulk and says something along the lines of “I’m a god, you can’t defeat me.” To which the Hulk responds by grabbing him and swinging him around like a bag of sand. It’s blunt, straight forward, and pretty in character. The druid? It’s pretty out of left field. The BBEG is dazed after getting hit by a rock, and the Druid’s been pretty calm and non-aggressive unless she needs to be, up until this point. She goes absolutely ham on a, frankly, weak lady who got absolutely obliterated 10 seconds ago. She’s only strong with her magic and that’s gone. I felt kinda bad for her.

• I wish there was more obvious signs of characters playing by the rules of their class, race, spells, whatever. Like, the Sorcerer. I’ll give them points for having a low CHA Sorcerer, and the palpable repercussions of that, but I guess he’s suppose to be wild magic, when that only comes up once or twice? And the Bard! Sure he used Bardic inspiration, but other than that, nothing. And the Barbarian? Fighter? I don’t know. She fought a lot and was really good, but she didn’t rage, so probably not a Barbarian. However, I’m not sure she used any fighter abilities. Also, dice rolls. Like, I thought maybe there’d be a slow shot of them doing something awesome if they rolled a Nat 20, or of them screwing up if they rolled a Nat 1. Nope, none of those.

• The humor. Three “jokes” stuck out at me. One, the “fat dragon” joke. It was funny for the first half of the joke, then I kinda felt bad for the poor guy. Two, the bridge. This poor guy goes on and on about the great creation of this bridge, and genuinely got invested. Until I realized, “they’re gonna break the bridge, aren’t they?” And YEP. Completely shattered. Genuinely disappointed, which was then compiled with the instant solution of the Staff of Hither-Thither. Loved the item, hated the execution of introduction. Three, the poor paladin that doesn’t get sarcasm and social cues. This absolutely could be the tiny Social Justice Warrior in the back of my head, and I might be well in the wrong, but isn’t that just kinda… autism? Like, super direct, knew a ton about the bridge, doesn’t understand social cues, lives by a general set of rules. Again, could be 100 wrong, but those were the vibes I got.

• The actual plot resolution itself. They didn’t deal with the threat of the item or the lady (at least, not onscreen), they didn’t deal with the hoarde of undead (I don’t think), and the whole arc of “should I revive my wife? Or should I just let what was, be, because after everything that’s happened it wouldn’t be the same?” It was a really nice and genuinely touching arc that they just COMPLETELY OBLITERATED when they had the Barbarian die.

Just real quick, before I finish, I’m going to compare to other pretty successful media.

• Right after this I saw The Super Mario Movie, another film that loosely adapted their main story to a film that was trying again after a massive flop many years ago. The Mario Movie pulled this off really well, I thought. It was funny, and explained some of the lore in the games, albeit retroactively.

• Legend of Vox Machina: A D&D Campaign adaptation series, that I enjoy quite a bit. I find myself pointing at the screen and saying “Oh, that’s totally an action surge” or “Failed CON save right there.” Beside that, there was some good humor (both child friendly and not).

• The 201X Jumanji Movie. It has the same basic premise as DND:HAT : a party of people who each have their own role to play all have to get to some objective through an RPG style campaign. Again, alright humor, maybe not the best movie, but it’s one I want to watch again.

anyway, I’m writing this at 1:00 local time, so me tired. But yeah, these are my thoughts. Just had to get them off my chest.

(also, please tell me if I got something wrong. I’d rather feel stupid for two minutes than look stupid for until college.)

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Carnivore Diet Review: Benefits, Food Lists, Side Effects

  The Carnivore Diet is a High-protein, Low-carb Diet that focuses on consuming meat, fish, and animal products while avoiding plant-based foods. With a food list that mainly includes meat, eggs, and dairy, this Diet promotes Weight loss, improved Gut health, and increased Energy levels. Many people have reported positive before and after results, including weight loss, reduced inflammation, and improved mental clarity. While the diet lacks variety and may be challenging to sustain long-term, there are various carnivore diet recipes and snack options available to diversify meals. Overall, the Carnivore Diet has both pros and cons, and it is essential to consider individual health goals and consult with a healthcare professional before adopting this dietary approach.  

Carnivore Diet Food List: What To Eat And What To Avoid

The carnivore diet is a unique approach to eating that revolves around consuming predominantly animal-based foods while eliminating most plant-based foods. This high-protein, low-carb diet has gained popularity among individuals seeking weight loss, improved energy, and improved overall health.  If you're considering trying the Carnivore diet, it's essential to understand what foods to include and which ones to avoid. Here is a breakdown of the Carnivore Diet Food list: High-Quality Animal Proteins As The Foundation:  Beef, Poultry, Pork, Lamb. Including high-quality animal proteins is key when following the carnivore diet. These proteins provide essential amino acids and other nutrients necessary for optimal health.  Here are some examples of high-quality animal proteins to include in your diet: Beef: Steak, ground beef, ribs, and other cuts. Poultry: Chicken, turkey, duck, and other bird meats. Pork: Bacon, pork chops, ham, and other cuts. Lamb: Lamb chops, leg of lamb, ground lamb. Incorporating Nutrient-Dense Organ Meats: Liver, Kidney, Heart. Organ meats are highly nutritious and are often referred to as nature's multivitamin due to their exceptional nutrient content.  While they may be an acquired taste for some, incorporating organ meats into your carnivore diet can provide several essential vitamins and minerals. Here are some Organ meats to consider: Liver: Beef liver, chicken liver, and pork liver. Kidney: Beef kidney, lamb kidney, and pork kidney. Heart: Beef heart, chicken heart, and pork heart. Seafood Options For Variety And Omega-3 Fatty Acids: Salmon, Tuna, Shellfish. Seafood adds variety to the carnivore diet and provides essential omega-3 fatty acids, which have numerous health benefits.  Consider including the following seafood options in your diet: Salmon: Wild-caught salmon Tuna: Fresh or canned tuna Shellfish: Shrimp, lobster, crab, and mussels. The Role Of Eggs In The Carnivore Diet Eggs are an excellent source of protein and healthy fats, making them a staple in the carnivore diet. Whether enjoyed scrambled, fried, or hard-boiled, eggs offer a versatile and nutrient-dense addition to your meals.  

Can you have Dairy in Carnivore Diet

The carnivore diet typically excludes most dairy products due to their carbohydrate content. However, some individuals choose to include small amounts of dairy if they tolerate it well. It's important to listen to your body and determine if dairy fits within the guidelines of your Carnivore diet. Fats And Oils For Satiety And Energy:  Healthy fats are an important component of the carnivore diet, providing satiety and energy. An emphasis on animal fats is recommended.  Consider incorporating the following fats and oils: Butter: Grass-fed butter. Tallow: Rendered beef fat. Lard: Rendered pork fat. Seasonings And Flavor Enhancers that Complement The Carnivore Diet. While the carnivore diet primarily revolves around animal-based foods, adding seasonings and flavor enhancers can enhance the taste of your meals. Here are some seasonings that are typically well-tolerated on the Carnivore diet: Salt, Pepper, Garlic powder, Onion powder, Herbs and spices (check for individual tolerance). Remember, the carnivore diet is all about simplicity and eliminating most plant-based foods. Experiment, listen to your body, and adjust your food choices based on your individual needs and preferences. Satisfy Your Cravings: Delicious And Nutrient-Dense Easy Carnivore Diet Recipes If you're following the carnivore diet, you may wonder how to create satisfying and delicious meals while sticking to animal-based foods. Luckily, there are plenty of mouthwatering recipes that can fulfill your cravings and provide essential nutrients.  Here are some tempting carnivore diet recipes to try: Steak And Eggs Breakfast Skillet Start your day right with this hearty breakfast skillet packed with protein and healthy fats. Ingredients: Grass-fed steak, cut into strips Eggs Salt and pepper to taste Instructions: In a skillet, cook the steak until browned and tender. Push the steak to one side and crack the eggs onto the other side of the skillet. Season with salt and pepper and cook until the eggs reach your desired level of doneness. Serve hot and enjoy this protein-packed breakfast. Bacon-Wrapped Stuffed Chicken Breast Elevate your dinner with this flavorful and indulgent bacon-wrapped stuffed chicken breast recipe. Ingredients: Chicken breast Cream cheese Chopped spinach Garlic powder Salt and pepper to taste Bacon strips Instructions: Preheat the oven to 400°f (200°c) and line a baking sheet with parchment paper. Butterfly the chicken breast by making a horizontal cut along the side. Mix the cream cheese, chopped spinach, garlic powder, salt, and pepper in a bowl. Spread the mixture inside the butterflied chicken breast. Wrap the chicken breast with bacon strips and secure with toothpicks. Place the bacon-wrapped chicken breast on the prepared baking sheet and bake for 25-30 minutes or until the chicken is cooked through. Remove the toothpicks before serving and savor the combination of flavors. Seared Salmon With Lemon Garlic Butter Indulge in the succulent flavors of seared salmon topped with a rich lemon garlic butter sauce. Ingredients: Salmon filets Salt and pepper to taste Butter Garlic cloves, minced Lemon juice Instructions: Season the salmon filets with salt and pepper. In a skillet, melt butter over medium heat and add minced garlic. Sauté until fragrant. Place the seasoned salmon filets in the skillet and cook for about 4-5 minutes per side, or until cooked to your liking. Squeeze fresh lemon juice over the salmon and baste it with the melted garlic butter. Serve the seared salmon with the lemon garlic butter sauce drizzled on top, and relish in the melt-in-your-mouth goodness. Herb-Roasted Beef Liver Enjoy a nutrient-dense and flavorful meal with this herb-roasted beef liver recipe. Ingredients: Beef liver slices Olive oil Dried herbs (such as rosemary, thyme, or oregano) Salt and pepper to taste Instructions: Preheat the oven to 400°f (200°c) and line a baking sheet with parchment paper. Place the beef liver slices on the baking sheet. Drizzle olive oil over the liver slices and sprinkle dried herbs, salt, and pepper. Roast the beef liver in the preheated oven for about 10-15 minutes, or until cooked to your desired doneness. Let the liver rest for a few minutes before serving, and enjoy the savory flavors with each bite.   Tasty Carnivore Snacks: Jerky, Pemmican, And Cheese Crisps Fulfill your cravings between meals with these delightful carnivore diet snacks. Jerky: Enjoy the convenience and protein punch of beef or turkey jerky packed with rich flavors. Pemmican: This traditional snack made from dried meat and rendered fat is both delicious and highly portable. Cheese crisps: Savor the crunch and indulgent taste of baked or fried cheese crisps made from your favorite types of cheese. Remember, these recipes can help you create delicious meals and snacks while following the carnivore diet. Be sure to savor each bite and explore variations to suit your taste preferences. Happy cooking!   Top 10 Mind-Blowing Psychology Facts About Human Behavior  

Carnivore Diet Before And After Success Stories And Transformations

The carnivore diet has gained popularity for its potential to deliver impressive results. Many individuals have reported significant changes in their health, body composition, and overall well-being. Let's delve into some personal testimonials, the positive effects on weight loss, increased energy, and improved digestion. Personal Testimonials: Weight Loss, Increased Energy, Improved Digestion Shedding excess pounds: Individuals following the carnivore diet have experienced significant weight loss, primarily due to the elimination of carbohydrates and processed foods. Reduction in body fat: By favoring protein and healthy fats while restricting carbohydrates, the carnivore diet can help promote the loss of stubborn body fat, as well as Increased energy. Enhanced mental clarity:  Many people who have adopted the carnivore diet claim to experience increased focus, improved concentration, and reduced brain fog. Steady energy levels: The elimination of carbohydrates helps stabilize blood sugar levels, leading to sustained energy throughout the day. Reduction in energy crashes: Without the highs and lows caused by sugar and carb consumption, individuals on the carnivore diet often report a decrease in energy crashes and mid-afternoon slumps. Relief from digestive issues:  The carnivore diet, primarily consisting of meat, allows for easier digestion and can alleviate symptoms such as bloating, gas, and indigestion. Resolution of food sensitivities: Eliminating common allergens, such as grains and dairy, may help individuals identify and address food sensitivities that were contributing to digestive discomfort.   Sponsored... ⚡️The Ultimate Keto Meal Plan⚡️

>>> Get 21 Free Keto Recipes (Yummy) >>> Today, We’ve rounded up 21 of our favorite Keto dishes for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. You’re going to want to bookmark this list, as these recipes are totally drool-worthy. All recipes come with simple ingredients and easy instructions and you can Download everything today for Free.  Sounds good? ==> Just Click Here to Download your FREE copy of 21 Yummiest Keto Recipes. Your family and friends will love these Keto recipes... And everything is 100% Keto-Approved and proven to speed up your ketosis. Just follow the instructions below and download your Free Keto cookbook :) - Click Here to get to the Download page. - Enter your details about where to send the recipes. - Check your email address in the next few minutes (also check your spam filter) and enjoy your new recipes! Improve Health Conditions Through The Carnivore Diet The carnivore diet has shown promising results in managing various health conditions. While it may not be suitable for everyone, it has demonstrated positive effects for some individuals with certain ailments: Autoimmune diseases:  Some anecdotal evidence suggests that the carnivore diet may help reduce inflammation and symptoms associated with autoimmune diseases, such as rheumatoid arthritis, lupus, and Crohn's disease. Blood sugar regulation:  By eliminating carbohydrates and sugar, the carnivore diet may assist individuals with diabetes or insulin resistance in managing their blood sugar levels more effectively. Mental health:  There have been reports of improvements in mental health conditions, including depression and anxiety, when following the carnivore diet. However, it is important to consult a healthcare professional before making any dietary changes for mental health concerns.   Potential Side Effects And Adjustments On The Carnivore Diet While the carnivore diet can bring about positive transformations, it is essential to be aware of potential side effects and necessary adjustments when embarking on this eating plan: Nutrient deficiencies:  Restricting food groups can result in nutritional imbalances, so it is vital to ensure an adequate intake of vitamins and minerals. Consider incorporating organ meats and a variety of animal products to maintain nutritional balance. Transition period:  Some individuals may experience initial discomfort during the transition from a carbohydrate-rich diet to a carnivore diet. This can include symptoms like fatigue, headaches, and digestive irregularities. Such issues usually subside as the body adapts to the new eating pattern. Long-term sustainability:  While some individuals thrive on the carnivore diet, others may find it difficult to adhere to in the long run due to its restrictive nature. It is essential to listen to your body and make adjustments that suit your individual needs and lifestyle. Remember to consult with a healthcare professional or registered dietitian before making any significant dietary changes, especially if you have underlying health conditions or concerns. Pros And Cons Of The Carnivore Diet: Is It Right For You? The Carnivore Diet, as the name suggests, consists primarily of animal products and eliminates most plant-based foods. While this approach may seem extreme to some, it has gained popularity for its potential benefits and unique approach to nutrition.  Before diving into the Carnivore Diet, it's important to consider the pros and cons to determine if it aligns with your lifestyle and goals.   Benefits Of Simplicity And Elimination Of Processed Foods Embracing a carnivore diet comes with certain advantages that stem from its simplicity and elimination of processed foods. Here are some key points to keep in mind: Increased nutrient density: Animal products provide essential nutrients that are often lacking in many modern diets, such as vitamin b12, zinc, and omega-3 fatty acids. Simplified meal planning: With a focus on animal products, meal planning becomes more straightforward as there are fewer food groups to consider. Reduced inflammation: Some individuals may experience a reduction in inflammation when removing processed foods and potential allergens commonly found in plant-based foods. Potential Challenges And Adapting To A Meat-Only Lifestyle Transitioning to a carnivore diet can pose certain challenges, especially if you're accustomed to a more varied diet. Consider these factors: Limited food options: As plant-based foods are eliminated, it can be challenging to find variety in meals. Creativity is required to ensure a balanced and sustainable approach. Social considerations: Engaging in social activities that revolve around food might become more challenging due to the narrow focus of the carnivore diet. It's important to find a balance that works for you. Nutrient deficiencies: If not properly planned, a carnivore diet may lead to potential nutrient deficiencies. Be mindful of the need for key vitamins, minerals, and fiber that are primarily found in plant-based foods. Sustainability And Ethical Considerations Of The Carnivore Diet Beyond personal benefits, it's essential to examine the wider implications of the carnivore diet in terms of sustainability and ethical considerations. Here's what you should know: Environmental impact: The carnivore diet's heavy reliance on animal products could contribute to environmental concerns, such as greenhouse gas emissions and land use. Animal welfare: The carnivore diet raises ethical concerns regarding the treatment of animals and the unsustainable nature of intensive animal farming methods. With these pros and cons in mind, it's important to carefully evaluate whether the carnivore diet is a suitable choice for your individual needs and circumstances. As with any dietary change, consulting with a healthcare professional or registered dietitian is always recommended to ensure optimal health and well-being.   Frequently Asked Questions Of Carnivore Diet ( FAQ ) - Q. What Foods Are Allowed On The Carnivore Diet? - A. The carnivore diet allows for the consumption of meat, fish, eggs, and some dairy products. - Q. Can I Have Snacks While On The Carnivore Diet? - A. Snacks on the carnivore diet can include beef jerky, hard-boiled eggs, and cured meats like salami. - Q. What Are The Potential Before And After Effects Of The Carnivore Diet? - A. Individual experiences may vary, but some people report weight loss, increased energy, and improved digestion on the carnivore diet. - Read the full article

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Happy Sunday Adira! For your sentimental asks, 14, 24, 40!

Hello, my Lovely Jam. My Lucky Jellybean. My Luxurious Jalapeño. Having a good SundaySundaySunday???

I'm making chicken Kiev and tater tots. Because I can.

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What’s your favorite food from what you grew up eating at home?

Oh ho! A loaded question because my mom has always been kind of a terrible cook!! She's gotten a little better over the years; mostly because of things I taught her. And I am really not a great cook. Actually, the reason I don't eat ham or pork that isn't processed is all her fault. The way she overcooked things...and what she roasted them with...the salt....the unrendered fat....the texture....*shiver* I remember spitting meats into napkins when my parents weren't looking and flushing them later.

ANYWAY. As a child, I loved Twinkies, Oscar Meyer hot dogs (sometimes cold, right out of the package), milk with Quik chocolate powder in it, and pizza burgers. Pizza burgers is something my mom made up to use up stuff in the kitchen. It's basically toasted burger buns, spread with mustard and some kind of spam mix and then baked until crispy.

DISCLAIMER: All of these things make me make the Pukeface™ 🤢 now and I wouldn't touch them with a festooned hazmat shield. Except the Quik, of which I have a big Costco container of on my kitchen counter because when I want something sweet but don't want to eat, it scratches that itch.

Let's see if you can spot it.

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Is there any sort of folklore or mythological creature you were told about as a kid?

My parents are basic, so it was Santa and the Easter Bunny. I knew they weren't real very early on, but I also knew that the minute I didn't believe anymore, they would stop giving me presents in my stocking and basket. So that was more my con than theirs.

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YouTube videos you genuinely enjoy watching.

I truly miss Glove and Boots. They were my favorites. I have a few witchy channels I'll pop by every now and then, but I don't really jive with the prescribed pagan thing, so I'm mostly just there for the tarot deck reviews. And when I'm sad, the fastest way to cheer me up is to play me anything shittyfluted (esp. Take On Me. Classic.).

I think my favorite channel is Arnold Mackey. He's just some old dude in his house doing lipsyncs into the camera. I mean, maybe "lip sync" is generous. More like just opening and closing his mouth. They're pretty awful, but you can tell he really enjoys the songs. He's recently switched over to just doing karoke in his easy chair and that's fun too. Am I laughing at him? Sure. Is it partially out of being stupidly endeared of him? Fuck yes. Is he my hero? 100% He reminds me of the old guy who used to come to my college karoke night and sing a tone-flat version of Madonna's "Crazy for You" and whom I adopted as my grandpa. This lovely, genuine human often supplies me with beautiful serotonin and he is an angel.

I found him when I was researching the old song "Isle of Beauty" for a show I was making. I think this is my favorite of his. Especially since it's one he sang himself and then lip syncs badly to a recording of his own self....singing terribly. I love it so so so much.

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Aquila Review https://goo.gl/maps/tWPjEmoP5hGfVu5r5 Recommended by the Thailand Michelin Guide, Aquila is a small Italian restaurant with Thai fusion that perfectly combines the elements of home and fine dining. When picking restaurants to go to, I was hesitant to go to Aquila because I did not have an extreme amount of faith in the newly added elements of fusion cuisine to work, preferring traditional, authentic recipes. But, after my visit, I was glad I did. Prior to walking into the restaurant, I contacted them on Facebook and was met with a fast, efficient response. Upon entering the restaurant itself, I was shocked with the small size of the space, occupied by around four sets of table for four. However, the place was well-furnished with steel tables and wood chairs. I ordered the parma ham melon (190 Baht), Phubase's truffle gnocchi is here (350), snow fish (690), and the 1960s tiramisu. Prior to the meal, a basket of bread was served with, I am glad to say, a small dish of room-temperature butter, which is actually a rarity to see in the European restaurants I've been to in Chiang Mai. The parma ham melon came as a part of the chef's tasting menu, which provides the a la carte price of each dish. On the dish was balls of melon, tomato with a slice of parma ham on top, with the addition of raisins, feta cheese, sunflower sprouts, and olive oil. These new additions allowed each bite to be filled with contrasting flavours - saltiness, sweetness, and acidity. Next was the truffle gnocchi. As a person who previously despised the musky, sulphureous aftertaste of truffle, this dish has completely reversed my opinion. One sniff of the creamy mushroom sauce had me sighing in contentment. Each piece of gnocchi was nicely pan - fried. Paired with the mushroom sauce, the dish became something that would comfort both the stomach and the soul on a cold autumn day. However, in the summer day I was eating this in, the amount of fat in the dish made me feel slightly queasy. My favourite, the snow fish, utilized the concept of balance just perfectly. A firm piece of pan-fried snow fish is served in a plate full of sour, slightly spicy broth that was so good it could be a signature dish by itself. I am guessing the soup is a Thai twist on an Italian recipe, as it contained slight similarities with the iconic tom yum broth. The addition of the soup is a perfect counterpart to the slight fattiness of the fish. In truth, I usually regret ordering fish at European restaurants due to the overwhelming fattiness of the fish, making me glad I picked this restaurant out of other authentically Italian ones. Finally, the tiramisu. At that point, I was feeling slightly queasy, but I powered through. I did not regret it. Each bite was filled with creamy decadence, balanced with the aroma of coffee and slight hint of rum. The food was absolutely phenomenal and the staff were friendly. Aquila is highly recommended to anyone. Whether you're looking for a casual meal or fine dining, Aquila has something for you.

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Blackforest ham THICC, Food Bank – CelaVive skincare, Dry sensitive, Cleanser Toner Vitamins K2 B12, Antioxidant patent, Omega 3 Fats, Invoice Prices – Behind Scenes 34 IR👹

Watch video over on YouTube; otherwise, Listen to podcast over on Spotify, alternatively. Blackforest ham THICC, Food Bank – CelaVive skincare, Dry sensitive, Cleanser Toner Vitamins K2 B12, Antioxidant patent, Omega 3 Fats, Invoice Prices – Behind Scenes 34 IR👹 *~↓↓~*~↓↓~*~↓↓~* Creator reactions, Content reviews. Channel exploration and discovery. Where slice of life (SOL) meets in real…

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Theatre Review: ‘Good Bones’ at Studio Theatre

James Ijames is having a very good year, namely, as he’s experiencing a much-heralded Broadway run with his Pulitzer Prize-winning and Tony Award-nominated play “Fat Ham.” (He just won the Outer Circle Critic’s John Gassner Award for New American Play). He was also commissioned by Studio Theatre back in 2019 and the resulting play, “Good […] See original article at: https://mdtheatreguide.com/2023/05/theatre-review-good-bones-at-studio-theatre/

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‘Shucked’, ‘Kimberly Akimbo’, ‘Fat Ham’ Could See Sales Boost With Tony Nominations – Broadway Box Office

The Broadway box office report won’t register the impact of this morning’s Tony Award nominations for a week or two, but today’s news certainly comes as welcome and promising signs for Shucked, Kimberly Akimbo, Fat Ham and other well-reviewed productions doing their best to compete against blockbusters like Sweeney Todd and Parade. Shucked in particular stands to benefit: The comedy opened on…

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On this date in music history….

April 27th

2013-A blue plaque was unveiled at Swansea railway station, Wales, honouring Peter Ham who co-wrote 'Without You', a hit for both Harry Nilsson and Mariah Carey. Ham who was a member of Badfinger were signed to The Beatles Apple Records label, (and enjoyed their biggest hit in 1970 with a Paul McCartney penned, 'Come And Get It'. Ham took his own life in 1975 at the age of 27.

2009 - Aerosmith

Aerosmith were to hold a free concert in Hawaii to placate angry fans who brought a legal case against them. Fans filed a class action case, which claimed the band had cancelled a sold-out show in Maui two years ago, leaving hundreds of fans out of pocket in favour of a bigger gig in Chicago. Lawyers for the would-be concert-goers said Aerosmith had now agreed to put on a new show, and would pay all expenses. Everyone who bought a ticket to the original concert would receive a free ticket.

1981 - Ringo Starr

Ringo Starr married actress and one time 'Bond girl' Barbara Bach. The pair met while filming the movie, Caveman, with Dennis Quaid and Shelley Long. In attendance at the wedding were George Harrison and Paul McCartney.

1976 - David Bowie

Customs officers on a train at the Russian/Polish Border detained David Bowie, after Nazi books and mementoes were found in his luggage. Bowie claimed that the material was being used for research on a movie project about Nazi propaganda leader Joseph Paul Goebbels.

1974 - Bruce Springsteen

A free afternoon event was held in the parking lot of the University of Connecticut, Ice Hockey Arena in Storrs. The four acts that appeared, Aerosmith Bruce Springsteen, Fairport Convention and Fat Back. Springsteen then went on to play another gig that evening at the University of Hartford in Connecticut.

1971 - The Grateful Dead

The Grateful Dead appeared at the Fillmore East in New York City. The Beach Boys also appeared on stage with the Dead, who together performed a short set of Beach Boys songs.

1969 - Pink Floyd

Pink Floyd appeared at Mothers Club in Erdington, Birmingham, England. Radio 1 DJ John Peel reviewed the gig as '...sounding like dying galaxies lost in sheer corridors of time and space'. Recordings from this show were included in the group’s 1969 album Ummagumma.

1967 - Sandie Shaw

Sandie Shaw was at No.1 on the UK singles chart with 'Puppet On A String', her third UK No.1 and the Eurovision Song Contest winner of 1967.

1963 - Little Peggy March

Little Peggy March started a three week run at No.1 on the US singles chart with 'I Will Follow Him'. At 15 years, 1 month and 13 days old, Little Peggy March became the youngest female singer to have a US No.1 record.

1957 - Elvis Presley

In a rare appearance outside the United States, Elvis Presley performed at Maple Leaf Gardens in Toronto, Canada where he wore his full gold lame suit for the last time.

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"Fat Ham" Glitters Gloriously on Broadway

#frontmezzjunkies reviews: #Broadway's #FatHam @FatHamBway written by #JamesIJames directed by #SaheemAli starring #MarcelSpears as a Juicy #Hamlet at a backyard BBQ celebrating his mother's wedding to his father's brother. @PublicTheaterNY transfer

Marcel Spears and Billy Eugene Jones in Broadway’s Fat Ham. Photo by Joan Marcus. The Broadway Theatre Review: Broadway’s Fat Ham By Ross Rising up from the dead, in a matter of speaking, after playing to acclaim at The Public Theatre downtown, playwright James Ijames’s Fat Ham has opened on Broadway and that is a just cause for a glitter ball celebration. This smart and sly backyard BBQ…

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Review: Skewering Masculinity, in a Hot and Sizzling ‘Fat Ham’

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