Comments | jedd_marten: Their turkey's presentation is a turkey

jedd_marten

Their turkey's presentation is a turkey

Dec 05, 2004 13:38

I'm used to the "suggested serving" picture being somewhat different from the actual product, but this one was sooooo different that I had to take a picture of it.
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normanrafferty December 5 2004, 19:13:04 UTC

Um ... oh-kay...

It looks like apple cobbler with raisins and bile. O.o

jedd_marten December 5 2004, 20:10:27 UTC

*lol* it sure does. Those "raisin" things used to be cranberries. :)

timduru December 5 2004, 19:35:07 UTC

it has been pre-eaten already !
ask for a refund ! :)

jedd_marten December 5 2004, 20:11:20 UTC

Well, I can't.... what can I say... it was delicious. :)

tombfyre December 5 2004, 19:37:30 UTC

Man, thats really shitty looking. I get their stuff all the time, and at least the pasta dishes look like the box art. Thats just yech.

jedd_marten December 5 2004, 20:12:38 UTC

*nods* The rice and pasta dishes usually look perfect, but this one totally caught me by surprise.

tombfyre December 6 2004, 05:03:03 UTC

So didja wind up complaining to anyone about it?

dakhun December 5 2004, 19:39:58 UTC

Ugh. Did the cooking instructions include getting an attentive mother bird to eat the contents and then barf it it down the throats of her chicks? ;-P

jedd_marten December 5 2004, 20:22:06 UTC

Yeah it reminds me also of how the adult wolves have to "cook" the dinner for the lil' pups.
"Hey kids! Dinner's ready!" ... *blarf*
"Yum! warm stew ... and it's just like mom's"

furahi December 5 2004, 20:03:06 UTC

Whoa! That sure looks different.. Frankly, to me, it doesn't look bad, just different, but don't mind me, I'm a pig ^oo^

I've missed ya, I was thinking about you the other day.. it's been almost a month since you last posted, where had you been, if you don't mind me asking? ^^

jedd_marten December 5 2004, 20:36:12 UTC

There's a few differences like browned gravy and smaller turkey pieces. The stuffing got saturated with gravy and turned mushy. It's still quite edible though. :)
*snugs a piggy* Awww.. ^^.
Just been busy with a multitude of little projects and fixing stuffs.
*grins*

furahi December 5 2004, 20:47:21 UTC

It seems kinda yummy... But I showed my dinner to a Canadian friend once and he said putine had nothing on my dinner ^oo^

I gotta try poutine someday...

Good luck with your projects ^_^

jedd_marten December 5 2004, 20:53:43 UTC

That's reminds me of this recent story about the world's largest poutine.
400 pounds of potatoes, 40 litres of gravy and 22 kilograms of cheese curds.

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