Time to ditch the graphic of the bacon-wrapped turkey. Please!
I beg you.
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Is it gone??? I haven't seen it in day or so, I'm thinking. Or maybe I just block it out. If gone, thank you CH-rulers :)
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Hey CH Team - can you offer this pic as wallpaper? I'll be one of the first to put it up. Anything this innocuous that can get so many posters worked up is deserving of a measure of fame for all posterity. lol
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And while we're at it, can we have a brief moratorium on bacon-wrapped recipes? First bacon-wrapped turkey, then chicken, now squash bites.
I think one article on "How to Wrap Anything with Bacon" would be sufficient to cover all possibilities for a while.
Hey, another Onion headline: "World Toothpick Supply at Perilously Low Levels"
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My objections to the pic are above. But now that Epiphany (twelfth night) is past, the holidays are truly over. I hope the whole "holiday food thing" disappears this year till at least October, and not suddenly appear sometime in June like it did this year.
Get a Clue Chowhound.
THE HOLIDAYS ARE OVER
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NOW i recall what it reminds me of -- those horrid camel crickets from hell that creep into my house somehow through the door to the garage. http://www.pestproducts.com/images/Ca...
those babies aren't afraid of anything. they're like ninjas!›1 Reply-
re: alkapal
<<they're like ninjas!>>
Aw, shoot, wrap 'em in bacon et voilà --appetizers! :)
How many ideas must we come up with before they change the pic, I wonder?
So many good suggestions here, but my vote goes to KTinNYC's "How to Make a Bacon Chicken Narwhal"--it's much more chowish and clever.
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If this is the biggest problem we have this year then we are so far in front of the rest of the competitors that we wouldn't be able to see them in our rear view mirror using Zeiss binoculars.
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re: Servorg
Competitors? What competitors? You mean other food sites? If yes then they aren't my competitors. They maybe CBS/CNET/Chow's competitors but they aren't mine. Let 1000 flowers bloom. I hope there is more competition to keep this site striving to be better. Except for the message boards I think the rest of this site is really mediocre. The articles are almost always useless and the move to try to out Yelp Yelp is short-sighted and 3 years too late.
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re: KTinNYC
KT: I have already seen CH lose some of its most passionate posters, unfortunately, so...
And Servorg, just to clarify my own comments here, I don't mean to appear as a whiner or otherwise, but that turkey is pretty tragic looking...and the holidays are over (Halloween, Thanksgiving, Christmas, New Year's)...maybe time for a topical replacement? I won't stop showing up if the turkey remains on the sidebar, just so ya know. ;)
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re: kattyeyes
I've been visiting these boards for at least 10 years. Posters come posters go. Many of the most informative from the very early days have left after disagreements with management (what was old is new again). But Servorg's idea that we should just shut up and take what is given to us would make this site much poorer (brick red backgrounds, anyone?).
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re: KTinNYC
<<(what was old is new again)>> Oh, absolutely...I've only been here a year and I can see it. It's really unfortunate.
Agree we should speak up. And, seemingly, from time to time our feedback is actually encouraged (as it was when they launched the new restaurants/places section)...though sometimes, clearly "they" just don't wanna hear it. I guess turkey time is one of those times. Oh, well.
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re: Servorg
Seriously, That photo belongs on The Onion.
Armadillo to Replace Turkey at Thanksgiving, Foodies Predict
Armadillo will become the centerpiece of the Thanksgiving dinner table within two years, according to the popular foodie website, Chowhound. Demand has already increased by twenty thousand percent since a sumptuous photo of a roasted armadillo appeared on the authoritative culinary website. "It is only a matter of time," according to Photo Editor Ross Ewage, "until the overlooked armadillo replaces the rather tasteless big bird as America's symbol of plenty."
Already, armadillo ranchers in Lizard Hide, Texas are having a difficult time keeping up with the increase in demand. "Our phone is ringing off the hook since that photo appeared," said truck driver-turned-taxidermist Rod Kill. "Last year, nobody called, but this year we actually placed an order with some crazy New Yorkers. I told 'em that we stuff 'em, and they got all excited and wanted to order the stuffing, too."
see Hideous Photo, page 8.
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re: Steve
they must have learned their lesson, the pic for the Bacon-Wrapped Pork Tenderloin is much more appetizing
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I didn't realize that it was a bacon wrapped turkey until this post. I thought it was some kind of scary looking roach or bug folded in on itself. I was wondering what it was and why it was so ugly but was never interested enough to actually click on the pictures.
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re: SomeRandomIdiot
HA HA HA HA!
"I thought it was some kind of scary looking roach or bug folded in on itself."
Yes, mighty good eatin', that! ;)
I wonder what "they" might replace the turkey with...hmmmm. Something seasonal, perhaps? Maybe a nice shot of a fondue pot with dippers? Anybody listening? -
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re: Cheese Boy
HA HA HA, me, too since day one. Not sure why a bacon-wrapped turkey should look so scary when it can look like a thing of beauty. Doesn't this look much more appealing?
http://www.chow.com/photos/405660I guess I should somewhat thank Chow for that armadillo shot...I intentionally did NOT wrap my turkey that way so as not to create my own scary beast. :)
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