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@Adam and capndesign (aka the Donald Downers): Geez! Was it really that bad? Maybe I was hallucinating or just incredibly starving, but it was BREADED and DEEP-FRIED MEAT. How bad can those things be. Though I will honor the burger purist argument (that it was anatomically not an actual burger) this assessment seems a smidge harsh. And for the record, Robyn is on my side.

Erin Zimmer at 5:04PM on 09/29/09

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Schnitzel Burger from Schnitzel and Things Truck

Dude, I don't need to try this anymore.

capndesign at 4:49PM on 09/29/09

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Schnitzel Burger from Schnitzel and Things Truck

This thing was ass. WTF.

Adam Kuban at 4:24PM on 09/29/09

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Schnitzel Burger from Schnitzel and Things Truck

Dude, I need to try this.

capndesign at 5:04PM on 09/26/09

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Kids Can Make Dumplings More Slowly with Bandai's Gyoza Maker

It looks like a ravioli maker. I guess kids might enjoy it because it looks like something that would come with a tub of Playdough.

Honestly, I think the pleats come out much nicer when done by hand. I made my first batch not too long ago, and I loved the pleating. This "machine" takes that aspect away.

Megs915 at 3:53PM on 07/07/09

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Kids Can Make Dumplings More Slowly with Bandai's Gyoza Maker

I just make pork shu mai dumplings with pork and gather up all the edges and leave the tops open. They work great.

WSLunch at 9:15PM on 07/05/09

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Kids Can Make Dumplings More Slowly with Bandai's Gyoza Maker

Bandai also has a home-Pocky making machine and a sushi roll maker.

They're both colorful, plastic and make things that are dubiously edible.

fuuchan at 2:40AM on 07/05/09

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Kids Can Make Dumplings More Slowly with Bandai's Gyoza Maker

lmao @ regrettable foodie

gastronomeg at 1:07PM on 07/04/09

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Kids Can Make Dumplings More Slowly with Bandai's Gyoza Maker

how neat! I would totally get one of these; it puts the "fun" in functional.

SaltyDonuts at 5:59AM on 07/04/09

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Kids Can Make Dumplings More Slowly with Bandai's Gyoza Maker

What a fun gadget--looks like it'd make a nice gift for a family who likes to cook together!

verticaltaste at 3:47AM on 07/04/09

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Kids Can Make Dumplings More Slowly with Bandai's Gyoza Maker

That girls only thing is really outdated. Come on Bandai!
I do love their food toys :-)

hmw0029 at 11:10PM on 07/03/09

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Kids Can Make Dumplings More Slowly with Bandai's Gyoza Maker

My husband's really pro at making gyoza...with this, there IS hope for me.

Cassaendra at 10:52PM on 07/03/09

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Kids Can Make Dumplings More Slowly with Bandai's Gyoza Maker

I had a machine similar to that when I was younger but it was totally meant for rolling something to be smoked, not eaten.

RegrettableFoodie at 10:09PM on 07/03/09

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Photo of the Day: Pork on Pork

ohhh thanks for posting this, these are adorable. i would hang it on the wall probably.

redzerostar at 3:53PM on 03/15/09

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Photo of the Day: Pork on Pork

I love this! I have a piggy cutting board, too... but i tend to use mine for a cheese board when we have people over. :)

mh330 at 12:30PM on 03/13/09

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Photo of the Day: Pork on Pork

This makes me sad the same way I get sad when I sing the "this little piggy song" to my daughter. "This little piggy went to the market; this little piggy stayed home." Does that mean one got butchered and the other one was spared? :-(

leeber at 11:20AM on 03/13/09

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Photo of the Day: Pork on Pork

My mom has a pig cutting board. She made it in high school in shop class...it's my favourite to use if I can stop thinking about how old and contaminated it is :P

feriorrenna at 9:38PM on 03/12/09

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