What Are You Buying Right Now? (non-OT version)

lousubcap

@Sea2Ski - you are on first.  I will leverage off your talents and hopefully replicate. 
Your sister has impeccable tastes and knows how to find unique and appreciated gifts.  Of course, she also owns that off-shore boat you get to enjoy if memory serves me right while not too adult beverage clouded. 
A banquet awaits!
Edit for redundant words.  Rolling in LEO right now.  

lousubcap

@Sea2Ski - I just sent you a PM with a Crowd Cow link for how to cook the A5 steak.  Gonna be a true banquet.  

Sea2Ski

Thanks @lousubcap. I read that link and have watched a few videos.  Now the question is when?  

lousubcap

@Sea2Ski - My advice...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MEwSAvvbzJ4  
The above said, "as soon as possible" to give me the keys to success.  

nolaegghead

https://www.amazon.com/Rubber-Cal-03_183_WRE_07-Paw-Grip-Nitrile-Non-Slip/dp/B001UYCJOU/ref=sr_1_2?dchild=1&keywords=rubber-cal+paw+grip&qid=1618208866&sr=8-2

loco_engr

golf shoes

GregW

I purchased a manual tamale machine in the recent past and forgot to post it.
It is a BE&SCO Model 40 NSF- It can produce around 35 dozen tamales per hour.
It is hand crank operated.

GrateEggspectations

GregW said:

I purchased a manual tamale machine in the recent past and forgot to post it.
It is a BE&SCO Model 40 NSF- It can produce around 35 dozen tamales per hour.
It is hand crank operated.

Never seen one of these in action before. Think you can post it in action?

HeavyG

GregW said:

I purchased a manual tamale machine in the recent past and forgot to post it.
It is a BE&SCO Model 40 NSF- It can produce around 35 dozen tamales per hour.
It is hand crank operated.

Guessing you really like tamales.

Battleborn

HeavyG said:

GregW said:

I purchased a manual tamale machine in the recent past and forgot to post it.
It is a BE&SCO Model 40 NSF- It can produce around 35 dozen tamales per hour.
It is hand crank operated.

Guessing you really like tamales.

I love me some tamales, but I’m too lazy to make them and the Abuela that sits on the corner with a cooler full selling them makes some grub. 

ColbyLang

Couple places here make bank during hunting season. Venison tamales. Cash only. 10# deboned meat increments. They come back vac packed 6 per bag, 6 dozen per case and they’re phenomenal 

ColbyLang

loco_engr said:

golf shoes

In the market, what’d you buy? 

GregW

Never seen one of these in action before. Think you can post it in action?

Here's a video from the manufacture. It's not a NSF rated machine, however they operate the same way.
 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XsLtP2rSqPM

GregW

ColbyLang said:

Couple places here make bank during hunting season. Venison tamales. Cash only. 10# deboned meat increments. They come back vac packed 6 per bag, 6 dozen per case and they’re phenomenal 

What part of the country do you live in?

GregW

HeavyG said:

Guessing you really like tamales.

I do like them. I've been making them and selling off and on for around 14 years.

ColbyLang

GregW said:

ColbyLang said:

Couple places here make bank during hunting season. Venison tamales. Cash only. 10# deboned meat increments. They come back vac packed 6 per bag, 6 dozen per case and they’re phenomenal 

What part of the country do you live in?

South Louisiana 

GregW

I suspected that, based on the venison tamales.
Tamales from your region are typically very different from Mexican tamales. They are simmered in a sauce rather than steamed. I'm particularly interested in the Mississippi Delta style tamale that is cooked in the sauce.

There is some really good Delta style tamale information here:
https://www.southernfoodways.org/interview/hot-tamale-trail-map/
 

JohnInCarolina

GregW said:

Never seen one of these in action before. Think you can post it in action?

Here's a video from the manufacture. It's not a NSF rated machine, however they operate the same way.
 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XsLtP2rSqPM

I recommend watching this video with the sound on.

lousubcap

Learn something new dang near every day here!  Thanks for that.  

StillH2OEgger

ColbyLang said:

loco_engr said:

golf shoes

In the market, what’d you buy? 

You didn't ask me, but if you haven't tried on a pair of Ecco golf shoes you should.

ColbyLang

GregW said:

I suspected that, based on the venison tamales.
Tamales from your region are typically very different from Mexican tamales. They are simmered in a sauce rather than steamed. I'm particularly interested in the Mississippi Delta style tamale that is cooked in the sauce.

There is some really good Delta style tamale information here:
https://www.southernfoodways.org/interview/hot-tamale-trail-map/
 

No sir, these aren’t simmered in sauce. We steam them either in the pouch the come in or a rice cooker with a steamer basket and a little water. One mom and pop place makes them
with sauce, they’re not nearly as good 

bradleya123

Another Club Car Golf Cart for wife who is retiring.  Never in my wildest dreams would have thought I'd own 1 golf cart let alone 2.  Livin' the dream!!!

GregW

ColbyLang said:

No sir, these aren’t simmered in sauce. We steam them either in the pouch the come in or a rice cooker with a steamer basket and a little water. One mom and pop place makes them
with sauce, they’re not nearly as good 

I would love to give them a try.

Gulfcoastguy

nolaegghead said:

I wanted to buy the Ego since I have their blower and string trimmer plus 2 56V batteries but it was around $350 for their cheapest mower with no batteries. 

I managed to catch this one on sale for $299 plus tax, 1 5.6 amp battery and charger included. Not self propelled but it didn't really need it. I'm sure the neighbors like the reduced noise level and I like not breathing exhaust .

nolaegghead

SamIAm2

Three exterior impact doors to replace the last of our non impact doors/windows. 



Ordered last November and the final door is going in today. Now all we need to do is get another wind mitigation inspection for our home insurer to receive the full benefit to all these replacement window/doors.

SamIAm2

The last door is now installed. 

TideEggHead

Just came in the mail. It is made by Ontario knife co. Model RAT 2. I haven’t carried a knife for a while because I usually either lose them or break them doing things they aren’t meant for. That and my favorite is to heavy to carry daily. I like it so far and it’s light weight too. 

I had carried my grandpa’s custom knife for a little while but didn’t want to lose it, so here we are.

nolaegghead

Sunglasses sale, yo

http://www.woot.com/plus/costa-del-mar-ray-ban-sunglasses

SonVolt

nolaegghead said:

Sunglasses sale, yo

http://www.woot.com/plus/costa-del-mar-ray-ban-sunglasses