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'Bind & season meat' opens the act with a vague flourish, leaving one to wonder about the specifics of the binding and the seasoning. 'Cook til 165 Wrap in foil cook til 200 Rest' reads like a cryptic message left by someone who's never encountered punctuation, or the concept of food safety temperatures while the last step hastily directs to 'Place in baking dish with cubed butter and bbq sauce cook 275 for 60 min' - an abrupt end to an already puzzling culinary journey. | 'Bind & season meat' opens the act with a vague flourish, leaving one to wonder about the specifics of the binding and the seasoning. 'Cook til 165 Wrap in foil cook til 200 Rest' reads like a cryptic message left by someone who's never encountered punctuation, or the concept of food safety temperatures while the last step hastily directs to 'Place in baking dish with cubed butter and bbq sauce cook 275 for 60 min' - an abrupt end to an already puzzling culinary journey. | ||
=== The Whisk raid (blitzkrieg) === | |||
As soon as Jack announced his Whisk page on Facebook, Foodjacks who are always continually monitoring his activities immediately sounded the alarm. What Jack did not realise is that, unlike YouTube comments, where he has absolute control on censoring critique and banning "haters", Whisk had zero functionality of that. Users can leave comments under the recipe and also replicate said recipe as their own "custom version", leading to troll creations such as "POORMAN'S ROAST DOG". These replicated creations are also featured under the original recipe itself. | |||
As soon as Jack's Whisk page, and the ability to leave comments, was announced on his Kiwi Farms thread, it lead to a full scale Foodjack raid. | |||
== References == | == References == | ||