Rigatoni with corporate meatballs, smoked mozzarella
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Rigatoni with corporate meatballs, homemade sauce from crushed tomatoes, smoked mozzarella.
Ground beef is too expensive to even think about making meatballs. So corporate is going to have to work for now.
Cost per person $2.75.
What is this corporate that replaces beef?
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Corporate meatballs?
I don’t really think we have time for Starbucks right now, Joe.
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Corporate meatballs?
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Rigatoni with corporate meatballs, homemade sauce from crushed tomatoes, smoked mozzarella.
Ground beef is too expensive to even think about making meatballs. So corporate is going to have to work for now.
Cost per person $2.75.
Ground beef is too expensive
I hear you, it hurts to double the cost of buying groceries with fresh meat
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What is this corporate that replaces beef?
Cellulose.
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Rigatoni with corporate meatballs, homemade sauce from crushed tomatoes, smoked mozzarella.
Ground beef is too expensive to even think about making meatballs. So corporate is going to have to work for now.
Cost per person $2.75.
HR wants to discuss why it’s not cool to call management “Corporate Meatballs.”
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Rigatoni with corporate meatballs, homemade sauce from crushed tomatoes, smoked mozzarella.
Ground beef is too expensive to even think about making meatballs. So corporate is going to have to work for now.
Cost per person $2.75.
Ground beef is too expensive to even think about making meatballs.
Italian sausage costs half of what ground beef does here. And it makes some bangin’ meatballs.
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Rigatoni with corporate meatballs, homemade sauce from crushed tomatoes, smoked mozzarella.
Ground beef is too expensive to even think about making meatballs. So corporate is going to have to work for now.
Cost per person $2.75.
God damn it. Can I place an order for delivery?
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Oh, like commodity pizza
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Ground beef is too expensive to even think about making meatballs.
Italian sausage costs half of what ground beef does here. And it makes some bangin’ meatballs.
True but it’s not beef. Wife demands beef. So much so that we talked about getting some breeding muscovies today because their meat is very close to beef.
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HR wants to discuss why it’s not cool to call management “Corporate Meatballs.”
Put it in my file next to “so you’re just a bureaucrat.”
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I did not know when I chose that phrasing that it was an established norm. But at least it shows that it was understandable term.
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What is this corporate that replaces beef?
Freezer section meatballs like the kind that end up in crockpots at potlucks. 49% not meat.
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God damn it. Can I place an order for delivery?
Sorry, kitchen is closed. I made some sourdough herb cookies I’m thinking about eating with smoked mozzarella if you want to come over later.
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Rigatoni with corporate meatballs, homemade sauce from crushed tomatoes, smoked mozzarella.
Ground beef is too expensive to even think about making meatballs. So corporate is going to have to work for now.
Cost per person $2.75.
Rigatoni? Huh, ours are usually in sales, or each others wives.
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Rigatoni with corporate meatballs, homemade sauce from crushed tomatoes, smoked mozzarella.
Ground beef is too expensive to even think about making meatballs. So corporate is going to have to work for now.
Cost per person $2.75.
Holy cheese veins Batman
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I did not know when I chose that phrasing that it was an established norm. But at least it shows that it was understandable term.
Google’s AI will often pretend to have heard of a phrase even if it hasn’t. Usually it can infer pretty well but sometimes it will just be flat out wrong. In this case it nailed it.
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Ground beef is too expensive to even think about making meatballs.
Italian sausage costs half of what ground beef does here. And it makes some bangin’ meatballs.
Got any recommendations for pork meatball recipes? I have a grinder that I’ve been itching to bust out over winter.
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Holy cheese veins Batman
I smoked a lot of cheese last winter and I’m trying to eat up some of my stock so I can free up room to smoke more this winter.
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Google’s AI will often pretend to have heard of a phrase even if it hasn’t. Usually it can infer pretty well but sometimes it will just be flat out wrong. In this case it nailed it.
Or when you hear people saying ai hallucinates, this is what they are talking about…
All its doing is trying to come up with the best answer it can… corporate meatballs isn’t a thing… it’s just what they called meatballs they got in a store instead of buying meat and making them
