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Eating BBQ With a Coffee Filter

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Date: 08/19/2008 Topic: Food Tips & Info > Helpful Hints  
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Who would have ever thought you needed a coffee filter to eat BBQ? Well, the last time I was eating BBQ I got so fed up with my paper napkin sticking to my fingers I decided to go to war with the sticky BBQ sauce and found that using a paper coffee filter worked great to use as a BBQ Rib/Bone HOLDER while I ate. I didn't use it like a napkin but as a holder.

By Julie from Trout Valley, IL
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By Cyinda (1317) Profile Contact
Isn't it true that the simplest things work the best... What a great idea! ...I bet you could use this for ALL kinds of things, like eating fried chicken or poking a hole in the center to stick on to the bottom of a child's popsicle so they won't drip ice cream everywhere!

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