Huh? The overwhelming majority of gourmet chefs love meat.

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Jul 28, 2014
5:35:29pm

Buton777

Huh? The overwhelming majority of gourmet chefs love meat.

Especially those interviewed.

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Buton777

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In N Out seems to be good enough for some of the world's top gourmet chefs.

Buton777

7/28/14 4:43pm

Ok, so here's the thing. Apparently I don't know how to embed a video.

Buton777

7/28/14 4:48pm

I am not a gourmet expert but I sure know a good burger

Real G Man

7/28/14 5:02pm

I'll go eat an animal style Double-Double tonight as a proxy for Real G Man.

Buton777

7/28/14 5:04pm

Thanks I truly appreciate that. ..I'll eat two on my

Real G Man

7/28/14 7:01pm

That's because their all vegetarians and wonder if it contains meat.

BlueFreak

7/28/14 5:24pm

Huh? The overwhelming majority of gourmet chefs love meat.

Buton777

7/28/14 5:35pm

Sorry, I just pulled that one out of the Yewt. I've never tried their dbl,dbl

BlueFreak

7/28/14 5:40pm

In-n-Out burgers are definitely the best in their price range. There are..

k2coug

7/28/14 8:56pm

It's true. And I love 5 Guys as well.

Buton777

7/28/14 10:39pm

I agree. In-N-Out and McDonalds are in the same price range but Mac is more

Real G Man

7/28/14 10:52pm

I notice they ALL said animal style. It's the only way to go at In-N-Out.

byujacob

7/28/14 11:44pm

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