| How much Americans spend on BBQ--featuring the most delicious infographic this summer |
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| alwaysjaded Shouldn't this have gone on the Main page? We're not going to be able to have a good and proper BBQ flame war in the geek tab. / yea,yea. I know there was numbers and stuff |
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| BretMavrik
Not bad, but using onions for one metric when everything else uses meat kind of throws the whole thing off. Could have gone with a chicken leg, steak and a pork chop, or silhouettes of the animals. And on the top left, shouldn't the tines be facing the other direction? |
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| wildcardjack
Could someone explain all these restaurants selling Kobe Burgers but never Kobe steaks. I know it's all Wagyu, but there have to be some steaks to have the trimmings that become Kobe Burgers. /And still the Zagat rated restaurant incinerated it. |
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| uksocal
Why call it a BBQ infographic when it merely depicts grilling? |
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| m1ke
Amateurs. |
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| AiryAnne
An info graphic about "bbq" missing brisket, beef clod, beef ribs, pork ribs, pork shoulder, turkeys, chickens, hams, etc. Also, BBQ joints aren't known for their grilled hot dogs, hamburger, kebabs, or onions. |
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| bikerbob59
Just in time for lunch! |
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| AntonChigger
SUMMER BBQ FOODIE THREAD /ducks |
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| manimal2878
wildcardjack: Could someone explain all these restaurants selling Kobe Burgers but never Kobe steaks. I know it's all Wagyu, but there have to be some steaks to have the trimmings that become Kobe Burgers. /And still the Zagat rated restaurant incinerated it. Because Kobe is a made up thing that doesn't mean anything. |
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| Dear Jerk
Here's a little thing on wretched infographics |
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| PsyLord Has anyone mentioned that grilling =/= BBQ'ing? |
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| Epicedion What the hell do the percentages represent on the upper left part? |
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| Epicedion PsyLord: Has anyone mentioned that grilling =/= BBQ'ing? Has anyone mentioned that "BBQ" isn't a verb? |
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| mattador
Dear yankees and Ohio-ans, BBQ is smoked pig. You are grilling, or 'cooking out'. And if your BBQ sauce contains tomato or ketchup, or any shiat like that, you're doing it wrong. /North Carolina biatches. |
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| dj_spanmaster
I grill. I barbecue. I smoke. I roast. They are not the same, but they are similar; delicious when done properly. 'MERICA! |
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| Surool
It doesn't come close to being as informative as the infamous "sun stroke" infographic. |
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| lewismarktwo
manimal2878: wildcardjack: Could someone explain all these restaurants selling Kobe Burgers but never Kobe steaks. I know it's all Wagyu, but there have to be some steaks to have the trimmings that become Kobe Burgers. /And still the Zagat rated restaurant incinerated it. Because Kobe is a made up thing that doesn't mean anything. Yeah, there are real Kobe steaks from Japan that are worth it, but 'kobe' produced anywhere else is just a well marbled steak. 'Kobe burger meat' is just normal steak with some fat added to give it that flavor. |
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| T.rex
I live in Los Angeles, and for such a bastion of culture, they have a pitiful selection of BBQ restaurants. Whats worse, i go to one, and its decent, then by the next time i go there, its half as good as it was, for some reason. Happens every time. |
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| Thrag
Epicedion: PsyLord: Has anyone mentioned that grilling =/= BBQ'ing? Has anyone mentioned that "BBQ" isn't a verb? If we're going to have a pendant thread I'll have to point out that Barbecue, which BBQ is simply an abbreviation for, is indeed a verb. |
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| Epicedion Thrag: If we're going to have a pendant thread I'll have to point out that Barbecue, which BBQ is simply an abbreviation for, is indeed a verb. Barbecue is smoked pork. You're thinking of "grilling." |
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| Phil Moskowitz
I don't know what language that infographic was in or where they learned math. |
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| moistD
I haven't uploaded my photos from smoking this summer, but I bought a WSM and its been the best investment I've made in a long time. SO FARKING DELICIOUS |
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| thurstonxhowell
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| servlet
lewismarktwo: Yeah, there are real Kobe steaks FTFY. Kobe beef doesn't ever leave Japan. It's not exported. |
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| manimal2878
PsyLord: Has anyone mentioned that grilling =/= BBQ'ing? depends or where you live if that is true or not. |
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| Thrag
Epicedion: Thrag: If we're going to have a pendant thread I'll have to point out that Barbecue, which BBQ is simply an abbreviation for, is indeed a verb. Barbecue is smoked pork. You're thinking of "grilling." No, I'm thing of Barbecue(verb). |
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| Thrag
Thrag: Epicedion: Thrag: If we're going to have a Barbecue is smoked pork. You're thinking of "grilling." No, I'm FTFM Jesus Christ I can't type today. If this keeps up I'm just going to assume I'm having a stroke. |
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| Thrag
Epicedion: Thrag: No, I'm thing of Barbecue(verb). Maybe you should thing of getting a better dictionary. Wow, you are actually serious about this. Okay, I'll play. If Merriam Webster isn't good enough, will Oxford do? |
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| daveinsurgent
mattador: Dear yankees and Ohio-ans, BBQ is smoked pig. You are grilling, or 'cooking out'. And if your BBQ sauce contains tomato or ketchup, or any shiat like that, you're doing it wrong. /North Carolina biatches. Do you always not know what you're talking about? http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Barbecue |
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| TheNewJesus
in with another "grilling isn't BBQ" you dipshiats |
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| Thrag
Epicedion: Thrag: will Oxford do? Going to the English for something regarding food? Whaaaat. Really doubling down on the claim that the word "barbecue" isn't a verb? Okay, so if neither Merriam-Webster or the Oxford English dictionary aren't good enough is there a dictionary that exists that you will believe if it says barbecue is indeed a verb? Now, I agree with the fact that grilling over high heat is not barbecuing, which is a low and slow method. But to say the word barbecue isn't a verb, to say in effect that it is not a method of cooking and thus can't be used to say I am going to barbecue some pork or that you have barbecued a brisket, that's just special. |
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| ScreamingHangover
daveinsurgent: mattador: Dear yankees and Ohio-ans, BBQ is smoked pig. You are grilling, or 'cooking out'. And if your BBQ sauce contains tomato or ketchup, or any shiat like that, you're doing it wrong. /North Carolina biatches. Do you always not know what you're talking about? http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Barbecue @daveinsurgent: 1. Don't get involved in a land war in Asia. 2. Don't try to argue with Southerners about which regional variation constitutes "real" BBQ. /Personally, I love ALL of them. |
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| PsyLord All this talk about grilling is making me want to go to Costco and buy some of their 1 inch thick ribeyes to grill this weekend. |
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| Epicedion Thrag: Now, I agree with the fact that grilling over high heat is not barbecuing, which is a low and slow method. But to say the word barbecue isn't a verb, to say in effect that it is not a method of cooking and thus can't be used to say I am going to barbecue some pork or that you have barbecued a brisket, that's just special. Barbecue is pork. The verb you're looking for regarding your brisket preparation is "ruining." |
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| John Buck 41 manimal2878: PsyLord: Has anyone mentioned that grilling =/= BBQ'ing? depends or where you live if that is true or not. Farkin' A right. I sure as hell aren't gonna tell my friends "Hey, we're havin' a grillin' tonite. C'mon over!" |
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| Johnny Swank
mattador: Dear yankees and Ohio-ans, BBQ is smoked pig. You are grilling, or 'cooking out'. And if your BBQ sauce contains tomato or ketchup, or any shiat like that, you're doing it wrong. /North Carolina biatches. Motherfarkin THIS ^ /North Cackalack is BEST Cackalack |
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| funzyr
When I moved to the central PA area, I found out that people use barbecue to refer to cooking food on a grill. I bought a "barbecued" chicken that had no sauce on it and was surprised. |
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| ChubbyTiger
Epicedion: Thrag: Now, I agree with the fact that grilling over high heat is not barbecuing, which is a low and slow method. But to say the word barbecue isn't a verb, to say in effect that it is not a method of cooking and thus can't be used to say I am going to barbecue some pork or that you have barbecued a brisket, that's just special. Barbecue is pork. The verb you're looking for regarding your brisket preparation is "ruining." I had several comments about BBQ, sauces, rubs, etc. Then I read this and soiled my keyboard. /Carolina gold > vinegar based > tomato based > non-BBQ |
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| uksocal
T.rex: I live in Los Angeles, and for such a bastion of culture, they have a pitiful selection of BBQ restaurants. Whats worse, i go to one, and its decent, then by the next time i go there, its half as good as it was, for some reason. Happens every time. The Baby Blues in Venice always does fairly well. Smokehouse isn't bad for Carolina style. BBQ King was awesome until the Orsini expanded and tore it down. |
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| smimmy
John Buck 41: manimal2878: PsyLord: Has anyone mentioned that grilling =/= BBQ'ing? depends or where you live if that is true or not. No, it doesn't. Farkin' A right. I sure as hell aren't gonna tell my friends "Hey, we're havin' a grillin' tonite. C'mon over!" No, but you would say, "C'mon over, we're grillin' burgers tonight!" You're wrong. Just wrong. |
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| John Buck 41 smimmy: John Buck 41: manimal2878: PsyLord: Has anyone mentioned that grilling =/= BBQ'ing? depends or where you live if that is true or not. No, it doesn't. Farkin' A right. I sure as hell aren't gonna tell my friends "Hey, we're havin' a grillin' tonite. C'mon over!" No, but you would say, "C'mon over, we're grillin' burgers tonight!" You're wrong. Just wrong. You have no idea how language changes from one region of the country to the next. And the next. And the next. |
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| Pipkin E
John Buck 41: manimal2878: PsyLord: Has anyone mentioned that grilling =/= BBQ'ing? depends or where you live if that is true or not. Farkin' A right. I'm FTFY /to barbecue is to slow cook over indirect heat. /it's a goddamn verb. |
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| John Buck 41 Pipkin E: John Buck 41: manimal2878: PsyLord: Has anyone mentioned that grilling =/= BBQ'ing? depends or where you live if that is true or not. Farkin' A right. I'm sure as hell aren't gonna tell my friends "Hey, we're havin' a grillin' tonite. C'mon over!" FTFY /to barbecue is to slow cook over indirect heat. /it's a goddamn verb. Figures. Someone from the south. Call it whatever the fark you want, I don't care. Just extend me the same gawddam courtesy. |
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| FinFangFark
guys, guys, guys...let's not turn this into a pissing match. This is a meat thread...let's all enjoy it...no matter what region you're in. ![]() ![]() ![]() |
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