One of the weird things I know is that, in Australia, it's called a Scotch fillet. Math class taught me that 1" equals 2.54 cm, so they can play.
But that's a metric steak
One of the weird things I know is that, in Australia, it's called a Scotch fillet. Math class taught me that 1" equals 2.54 cm, so they can play.
My tape measure is dual purpose, metric one one side and inches on the other, therefore anything over 2.54 CM will qualify. Now only to find a ribeye, Does bone in qualify? Bone in Entrecôte sounds yummy, pomme de terre, and legumes.
I'm on it!:-D
I want my Dilly Bar at LEAST 1 inch thick!
Can I bake my potato and then turn it into potato salad?
Or soup! I have a great recipe for baked potato soup!
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Is Green Beer a vegetable?
Won't work. The English are on the metric system. Only American tape measures are allowed.As long as you used an english tape measure... :thumb:
but the English use miles, alsoWon't work. The English are on the metric system. Only American tape measures are allowed.
Won't work. The English are on the metric system. Only American tape measures are allowed.