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Date Posted: 07:13:30 04/22/01 Sun
Author: reg
Author Host/IP: Montreal-ppp47846.qc.sympatico.ca / 209.226.140.95
Subject: Re: Hey BBbrown
In reply to: Bruce 's message, "Hey BBbrown" on 19:28:04 04/21/01 Sat

>There was a team at the Canadian Pork Bbq
>Championships that used corn cobs for a least 12 years
>and that was all they used, no wood, no coals. Never
>tasted it but they swore by it. I think they even won
>a few championships that way ...Bruce

Morning boys , i have also heard of people using corn cobs but have no experiance with it myself . reg

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