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REVIEW: KFC Original Boneless Filet

14 March 2010

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The new KFC Original Boneless Filet makes me wonder if the company has choked their creative chicken too many times. After coming out with noteworthy products, like their Kentucky Grilled Chicken and Fiery Grilled Wings, they came out with a product that’s basically the stuff they stick in between buns to make some of [...]

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REVIEW: Pepsi Max Cease Fire

9 March 2010

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Ever since Pepsi Max was introduced in the United States a few years ago, it’s been my main source of caffeine, since it’s a zero calorie soda that provides me with 115 milligrams of sweet, sweet caffeine per 20 ounce bottle. I’ve consumed a lot of it, so much so that if Pepsi Max [...]

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REVIEW: StarKist Chunk Light Sandwich-Ready Tuna Salad

22 February 2010

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Tuna is a food that people either love or hate. Now, when I say tuna, I’m talking about the shredded stuff that’s in a can or pouch form, not the high quality stuff you may find in a nice sushi restaurant, or a shady sushi restaurant that serves it on naked women. I’m talking [...]

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REVIEW: McDonald’s Sweet Chili Sauce

19 February 2010

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I’m glad McDonald’s introduced their new Sweet Chili Sauce because I was getting a little stir crazy having only three varieties of McNugget sauces to choose from — barbeque, sweet & sour and hot mustard. If it wasn’t for this latest sauce, I might’ve pulled a Tiger Woods and start sticking my McNuggets into [...]

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REVIEW: Pringles Family Faves (Cheddar BBQ, White Cheddar Pop, Taco Night)

9 February 2010

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Pringles’ new line of potato crisps, Family Faves, are more family friendly than family favorites, because the line is made up of extremely safe flavors — Cheddar BBQ, White Cheddar Pop and Taco Night. Nothing weird. Nothing exotic. Nothing crazy. Nothing a wee bit fucked up. They’re so safe, [...]

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REVIEW: Ed Hardy Sangria

22 December 2009

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Ed Hardy (by Christian Audigier), the leading purveyor of fine douche-wear such as faux-tattoo print T-shirts and trucker hats, have finally taken the next logical step and created their own “V.I.F. Drinks” (which I assume stands for Very Important Fuckface) beverage line. You know, like that old saying goes: If you can do one [...]

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REVIEW: Quaker True Delights Dark Chocolate Raspberry Almond Granola Bars

20 October 2009

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I could call many things in life delightful, but then I would sound like a snooty woman who comes from old money and has never worked a damn day in her life A crisp autumn breeze is delightful. A properly poured pint of Guinness is delightful. The chance for a certain baseball team to [...]

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REVIEW: Eclipse Breeze Gum (Exotic Berry & Exotic Mint)

12 October 2009

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The Eclipse Breeze Gum contains an ingredient called cardamom, which sounds less like an ingredient and more like a dancehall reggae artist. Big up! According to the packaging, “Cardamom is a natural ingredient that has been used for centuries in Asian and India to freshen breath and is scientifically proven to neutralize even the [...]

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REVIEW: Jamba Juice MediterraneYUM California Flatbread

6 October 2009

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Oooh, looks like someone in Jamba Juice’s marketing department is a wordsmith. Only a skilled user of words could come up with the name of Jamba Juice’s MediterraneYUM California Flatbread. I wonder if he or she is an admirer of alliteration, like I am, or gets sexually aroused when reading a Dr. Seuss [...]

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REVIEW: Jones Candy Corn Soda

5 October 2009

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If Native Americans knew we were going to create a disgusting candy that looks like corn and then make a carbonated beverage that tastes like said candy, they probably wouldn’t have taught the Pilgrims how to grow corn. Candy corn is the Heidi Montag and Spencer Pratt of Halloween treats because they just won’t go away, [...]

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