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| Fortissimo User | Re: "Typical Cheeseheads" Out here them's called "Rocky Mountain Oysters" or "Prairie Oysters". They're a staple at branding season on the ranches. You can even watch them being harvested, they're so fresh. Breaded and deep fried in a pot that's hung over the same fire used for the branding irons. Thanks...but I think I'd rather try the quiche. |
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![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() | Re: "Typical Cheeseheads" I'll bet that Floyd Landis won't touch them! Testosterone is what is missing in chop saver - now we have a recipe! |
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| Re: "Typical Cheeseheads" ""After a few beers, you can't really tell the difference," Joubert said." You could say that about a great many things. |
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