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Canadian BBQ's ?
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Iv'e just been watching Licence to Grill
Is it typical in Canada to:
1) Cook all the food before you guests arrive
2) Guests wait outside and the minute everything is done they all enter at the same time
3) High five all guests as they enter your home
4) Immediately start eating
5) Say "all-right" as a statement
I was just wondering because it all seems a bit strange to me.
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Yeah, that show's host is a bit annoying at times. He's a good cook though.
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It is typical to do that in Canada if you are on a TV show about grilling.
What's more typical is that you sit around drinking beer with your buddies until someone says, "oh crap, it's getting dark. I guess we better put the steaks on."
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Canada does seem to be giving it to the US
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Great. Another Canda v. USA thread. And my oh my, look who started it. Good old SWG/AS
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Originally Posted by Railroader 
Great. Another Canda v. USA thread. And my oh my, look who started it. Good old SWG/AS
Time to quit sucking on lemons or maybe it's normal.
On topic...
And they all drink the same beer and have a camera crew there and it ends up on TV as a commercial for a Molsons or Labatts. 
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Originally Posted by Atomic Rooster
Time to quit sucking on lemons or maybe it's normal.
Sing with me... I'm starting with the man in the mirror... I'm asking him to change his ways...
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did i miss something? isn't this thread started by moonmonkey?(whom I've assumed is not SWG)
oh, and for some reason I'm fascinated by this show. I find the dude really weird, his friends weird, and the things they do weird.
cookin in brooklyn is pretty fun, homedude's cool.
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I was confused too, I think he was referring to the Map that analogue SPRINKLES posted.
I quite like the show too, but it is weird, the food is fantastic, but why they feel the need to formulate a transparently false event every episode I fail to understand.
The worst show is Surreal Gourmet this is probably the worst cooking show on TV, the food is awful, it's not surreal, it's not original, it's just crap.
(Last edited by moonmonkey; Jul 29, 2007 at 01:14 AM.
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The food on Surreal Gourmet looks good, at least in the few episodes I've seen. However, I agree, the show is not that great. However, I don't really watch Licence to Grill either, because the guy is so annoying.
The ones I like are:
The Iron Chef <-- The Japanese one
Restaurant Makeover <-- Probably because I've been to madeover restaurants on the show (before and after).
The absolute worst show is Hell's Kitchen IMO.
(Last edited by Eug; Jul 29, 2007 at 08:19 PM.
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