Texas BBQ uses mesquite or post oak, which aren’t that easy to find elsewhere

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Sep 6, 2024
4:05:45pm

Skeptical Optimist Intervention Needed

Texas BBQ uses mesquite or post oak, which aren’t that easy to find elsewhere

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Skeptical Optimist

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Time

God bless Texas

CougarHut Alpha Male

Sep 6, 3:47pm

RE: God bless Texas

slappy

Sep 6, 3:48pm

*KC

BaseCoug

Sep 6, 3:49pm

South Carolina

reagan21

Sep 6, 3:50pm

RE: *KC

slappy

Sep 6, 3:51pm

It's all great!

Mister P

Sep 6, 3:55pm

Cost???

Magneto

Sep 6, 3:53pm

I'd guess $35

JuicyJam

Sep 6, 3:58pm

I went to Pinkerton’s in San Antonio a few weeks ago and that amount of food

Magneto

Sep 6, 4:48pm

TBF you don’t go to bbq for the cost

Supercoug

Sep 6, 3:58pm

RE: Cost???

COUGND

Sep 6, 4:06pm

Too many sides. Load up on the meat!

Mister P

Sep 6, 3:55pm

Honest question though that I have always wondered... Why is it challenging for BBQ joints outside of Texas to

P-Boy Squad

Sep 6, 3:55pm

Texas BBQ uses mesquite or post oak, which aren’t that easy to find elsewhere

Skeptical Optimist

Sep 6, 4:05pm

Texas post oak baby

creameryon9th

Sep 6, 4:22pm

Make sure to get Texas Twinkies if they have them

Chemish

Sep 6, 3:58pm

RE: God bless Texas

ElkhunterUT

Sep 6, 4:10pm

CougarHut apparently enjoying that wonderful looking meal so much that he can't respond

shokupanmanbo

Sep 6, 4:13pm

Wow

boctabulous

Sep 6, 4:51pm

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