as a texan, I canโt believe Iโm saying this but the best bbq Iโve ever had was in california. nothing fancy or trendy, just simple straight up excellent bbq.
>>21399894 (OP) You're an implant that bailed out because you couldn't afford it.
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6/13/2025, 3:46:46 AM No.21400595
>>21399894 (OP) >texan >california close enough, practically the same now
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6/13/2025, 3:56:09 AM No.21400608
>>21399894 (OP) I see you are continuing the time honored tradition of faggot OP's
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6/13/2025, 4:20:21 AM No.21400641
>>21399894 (OP) gee it's almost like we're all brothers and sisters in Christ
Anonymous
6/13/2025, 4:31:20 AM No.21400665
there is zero smoke ring on the brisket
Anonymous
6/13/2025, 4:47:36 AM No.21400694
>>21399894 (OP) >tfw best bbq in Texas is in a small town near me and has no website and only takes cash and the owner may have been responsible for the death of a food reviewer who passed through town who died in a car accident the day after he went to the restaurant Feels good boys
flyovers love to seethe over santa maria style bbq
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6/13/2025, 8:50:25 AM No.21401036
>>21399894 (OP) people hate to hear this but california has a lot going for it
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6/13/2025, 9:41:47 AM No.21401102
>>21399894 (OP) I don't know enough about burgerland but can say in Australia that depending on the region the beef is a lot different. All the stuff up north we sell to Asia, locals wouldn't buy it. Australian consumer preference is definitely for cold weather beef