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Good Eats: Whopper Discontinued

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2007_12_18-Eats01.jpg Serious Eats breaks some big news this week: Burger King has discontinued their signature Whopper. Everything has its time, right?

Well, not so fast. Watch the video at Serious Eats' network site A Hamburger Today and you'll see punk'd customers getting Big Macs instead of the ostensibly discontinued Whopper. The truth? It's a stealth marketing video from Burger King itself. Relax Eaters - your Whopper is safe. More Serious Eats below...

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Anyone with an interest in meat should check out The River Cottage Meat book. It's beautiful (such nice charts), useful, and interesting. Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall is a genius. Really. One of the best food books I've seen in ages (and I'm a cookbook librarian!). An excellent git for any carnivores in your life!

posted by lovelyfood on 2007-12-18 11:13:57
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git= gift. Oops!

posted by lovelyfood on 2007-12-18 11:14:21
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Gad, who would actually lament the death of the Whopper???

posted by sassafras on 2007-12-18 12:18:46
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lovelyfood,

that one's on my list!

posted by art on 2007-12-18 12:24:38
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Whole foods had fresh (not frozen) Bell and Evan's cornish hens on Sunday. I marinated them in some fresh herbs from the windowsill, orange zest, garlic and peppercorn and spit roasted them.

Cornish hens are often overlooked but they are so tender and delicious and easy to prepare.

posted by art on 2007-12-18 13:17:17
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