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Brits eating BBQ

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  • George KG Offline
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      • Doctor PhibesD Offline
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        Nobody in England has ever eaten ribs due to the Sharia Law that is so widespread over there. The rib is considered a protected animal.

        However, just wait until they discover American curry if you want to see an extreme reaction.

        I was only joking

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        • CopperC Offline
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          I was probably about their age when I first tried BBQ, after I moved to Dallas.

          I had a similar reaction.

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            More often than not I eat ribs with fork and spoon (no knife).
            I find the curvature of the spoon is usually more effective than a knife at separating the meat from the curved rib bone.

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