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I'm on the last bit of my initial bag of Kirkland House Blend. It's been great, and I have really enjoyed it. Just a really nice balanced bag of coffee, and it's hard to beat the price. I'm picking some more up this week. This is going to be my go-to for now.

Trailer stuff drives me out of my mind. Good for you though for finding one that is useable, and that you can mod up to fit your needs. It's hard to predict the future, but I'm thinking dollar wise you will probably get out of it what you put in to it, or pretty close anyway.

FWIW I am NOT a sophisticated coffee drinker. I blame this on my young introduction to gas station coffee, and then my time in the Army. Anyway, I am about half-way through a bag of the Kirkland House Blend. My take is much the same as others here; nice and evenly roasted, some oily residue...

Sir, I think I would just sit down in front of that spread and just stay. I'm all set, thank you.

I don't have a picture of it, but my favorite is probably Marie Sharp's Habanero, original version. Hot? Yes, but really brings out the complexity of food in a wonderful way.

That's a biggun. Imagine all the delicious leftovers you could have with that, or just feed the neighborhood.

I use the "h e double-toothpicks" out of mine. Mostly the flat-top side, but periodically the grill side too. It fits perfectly over two of the gas burners on my stove.

Ya buddy, nice way to pull that off. That grill looks like it needs to be on the injured roster.

I'm in the Nope zone, not even close to the totality pathway. Going to be business as usual in these parts.

I just ordered one too. For whatever ding dang reason, something like this had never even occurred to me. I just keep refilling that little bottle and overfilling it.

I'm here at work, and I'm hungry right now. Your grilled burgers and dogs would hit the spot. Now I'm really hungry.

I feel like I am among friends here, so may I make a confession? I have enjoyed every single beer I have ever had. Cheap, expensive, all of them. Yes, this gets me into trouble sometimes.

Those look absolutely terrific. They had some cryovac packaged chicken halves on sale at my local Costco, and I passed on them because my freezer is full. I kind of wish I had bought just one pack and cooked them up.

I've done that finish in the oven at 300F before. I think 290F is probably perfect an oven finish.

I'm late to the party on this. We have a Whirlpool WTW7500GW bought through Home Depot in 2018. Top load with impeller (no agitator). 4.8 CF capacity. It's been working great. We did have a small issue with the control panel within the 1st month. WP had a local repair tech there within a day...

Come on now! Wow that looks good.

I love seeing your posts when you do this. The thin slices are what makes it. I haven't made any yet this year, but I really need to get on it.

That takes some hutzpah. Great picture though.

I'm following this thread. I have only ever cooked them in a pressure cooker as part of a soup. Never really thought about smoking them, but now I'm interested.

I've tried a few (several) canned wines when out on the road for motorcycle trips. Having said that, they are not horrible, but I wouldn't call them good either. They are better after having something else first. :cool: