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  1. Ha ha ha … 10:10 … loved your Swaggenhagger impression … Also, just know that I love your channel. And, yes, you are right that Everything's so expensive nowadays, and we are really cutting back. So, I agree that people have become so much more "budget-conscious" now, because people can't keep affording what they used to — with the higher prices that all of us are experiencing now.

  2. The canadian economy is terrible.The price of groceriesHave gone up through the roof they're saying no for an average family of 4 it's gonna cost you an extra $1000 next year. Thanks to Donald Trump and thanks to our liberal government, that doesn't have a clue. How to run an economy?

  3. Been doing this for years for an annual BBQ. I cut the fatty end off, cube it, and marinate it in salt, pepper, oregano lemon juice and olive oil. Put on sticks, and grill and et voila souvlaki.
    The other piece, which I cut into two, gets salt, pepper and garlic powder and wrapped in plastic overnight. Then I smoke it with a bit of dirty smoke but mostly clean. After it reaches 137 internal, pull it. It will go over 145 just barely. Then I wrap it in plastic and cool it in the fridge. Typically I will slice the next day with a meat slicer and it's very juicy.
    I roast marked down peppers on the BBQ, Now I have a massive plate of smoked pork, some people called it luncheon meat, and we make roasted pepper and smoked pork sandwiches out of buttered dinner rolls.
    I've served up to 25 people using this, a pulled smoked pork butt, smoked baked beans and ribs. I used cheap ribs mixed with some good ribs. Potato salad, coleslaw and I feed a lot of people for less than $100. Sorry, no room for mac and cheese. I make a fruit cobbler for dessert. Any fruit I can find at the time.
    How do you know when you nailed it? Silence. Nobody says a thing as they go to their happy place and eat.

  4. i've made pork loin before and it's like turkey where there is so much on the inside cut surface area that tastes like unseasoned meat without a gravy or sauce. i'm sure the smoke helps but i'm very skeptical how good that is tbh.

  5. Been cooking pork loins like this for years, so glad to see its coming to light because its such an underrated meal. I normally sear with a compound. Also this works with the preseasoned ones you can get from places like walmart and food lion too

  6. In Carolina BBQ, pork is king. So it’s entertaining to see brisket-Americans just discovering it. I did some experiments with pork shoulder over the summer and was surprised how nicely a miso-based binder meshed with the rub.

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