![]() 05/05/2020 at 14:05 • Filed to: Puffalumps With Threatening Auras, Fluffy Bunny, Florida Puff Doesn't Need an Axe to Eat Your Face, Puffalopnik, Puffposite Lock, Cooking With Stef, Puffalumps, Cooking | ![]() | ![]() |
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It’s important to teach your Puffalumps accurate knife-throwing skills when dealing with cheese, herbs, cheese with herbs and/or sworn mortal enemies.
(The port cheese was delicious, too.)
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Yes, I also enjoy Frank’s hot sauce when I am visiting Texas.
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I know using a hatchet may seem like fun for cutting cheese, but please for the love of god, be reasonable and use a chainsaw next time.
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i now also need a cheese axe
i have a nice block of gran moravia it would be just perfect for
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Is Frank’ s big in Texas too? It’s an absolute staple in Western NY and the most acceptable hot sauce to use for wings.
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You must visit a trendy ax -throwing gallery now.
I have, and am now proficient at throwing an ax at a target . . . as long as it is not moving and is a specific distance away from me. Very useful. /s
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No racing and no beer make Stef something something.
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sworn mortal enem ies
such as herbs.
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Yes, Frank’s is the only good hot sauce you can find in Texas. All of the Texas-made sauces are terrible.
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Nice to see that you always have the right tool for the job...
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I want a Cheese bandsaw...
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Harbor freight axe!
Good starter axe when your still breaking them.
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Measure with a micrometer, cut with an ax .
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yikes with teh axe!
HEEEEEERE’S STEFFY (which I assume is a name some aunt or other calls you which you dislike being called)
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When you measure that carefully you use a finishing axe.
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LOL
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*cheesaw
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You obviously don’t live here.
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Stef lives in Texas. I trust St ef.
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We’ve met.
There are more/better things that people make.
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Arming AND training the Puff.
Won’t end well.
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To be honest Steph, I feel like theo is teaching you to cut cheese properly. You don’t look that comfortable with the axe, however in the next pic, Theo has solidly buried in the cheese. Also, ever hear the Pink Floyd song “Careful with that axe Eugene”?
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Be careful with that axe, Puff.
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I feel like the puffalumps are more of a katana swinging bunch
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{ farts }
The real star of that table is the homemade bird chilies in vinegar stuff. I put THAT stuff on everything.
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It’s a lot less common to find out at places here. TBH, the flavor kind of overwhelms other stuff in a way that more vinegary sauces like Tabasco don’t, so I don’t use it a tonnnnn,
but I also like it.
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this is also a good idea
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I need the aircooled flat-six version of this to cut the cheese, please.
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I forgot what the pink can was and this was from a while ago
, but beer is definitely still being had.
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Well that's good then.
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Ironically, the newer, turbocharged versions sound more like cutting the cheese...
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this convergence of farting and parsh technology is fantastic
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LOL
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I feel like the Puffalumps are more of a “ whatever weapons they can find” bunch.
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Nah, that’s a perfect throw.
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You have to be careful when cutting the cheese. It’s a precision movement to be deployed in a calculated stealth manner.
Fluffy Bunny, Eater of Souls, is a weapon pro, however.
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The Puffalumps only eat other people.
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I do dislike “Steffy.” I don’t know anyone who uses that, though.
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I’m good, TBH.
(... at being okay with not doing the trendy axe-throwing place, not at throwing axes.)
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well, duh
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And apparently with mass-market hot sauce.
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Yeah, I was good, too, until it was the only opportunity to catch up with a friend passing through town.
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Yeah, don’t pass those up.
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I won’t knock a foodstuff if it’s good. There is a time and a place for Frank’s just like most other hot sauces. Tabasco’s easier to incorporate into other stuff since its standalone flavor isn’t as strong. (See also: My “Cholula makes everything taste like Cholula” take.) A stronger flavor isn’t so bad on something like a pizza, though.
I think a lot about hot sauce.
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My favorite used to be El Yucateco habanero green sauce, and maybe it still it, but my daily go to has become sriracha. I actually buy the dual pack of pint bottles at Sam’s to keep one in the fridge at home and one at work. I’m finding that there is very little aside from my morning coffee that isn’t made better by this stuff. Hot sauces preference is a very personal thing., Typically, I demand of my hot sauces some flavor of the fruit beyond just some capsaicin dissolved in vinegar.
I too think a lot about hot sauce.
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Ooh, El Yucateco green sauce is awesome. That was my desk sauce when I had an office job.
Sriracha’s just usually too strong for me. Good on Asian food, but a little sweeter than I like
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It tastes like Sriracha on everything. Then again, I just fixed a dinner I didn’t like with Frank’s, so I probably can’t talk.
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I love the flavor of habanero fruit . I grow my own. I have to limit myself though, so I don’t cauterize my tongue and then not taste anything. That makes a bottle of El Yucateco last a while.
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Habaneros are so good and sweet. We get the Yellowbird sauce (good name!) down here that’s really good about letting the habanero come through. I love it so much, too.
The green El Yucateco is perhaps the greatest match for those Amy’s pesto tortellini TV dinners that I ever encountered in my sad little cubicle. (Also, those tortellini bowls
rule.)
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And without being overly acidic, like so many green salsas are.
Thanks for the tip. I’ll look for the Yellowbird.