Wait. If "baby" is in quotes, doesn't it mean they are made of babies? I mean, I'm supposed to already know that they aren't made of babies. How confusing!
Actually, I don't know that they're unnecessary, given that there -isn't- such a thing as 'baby back ribs'. Back ribs, yes, baby back, no. It's a marketing ploy.
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3 comments:
Haha, I'm glad they aren't made of real babies! That actually made me laugh out loud so loudly that my hubby wanted to know what I was laughing at!
Wait. If "baby" is in quotes, doesn't it mean they are made of babies? I mean, I'm supposed to already know that they aren't made of babies. How confusing!
Actually, I don't know that they're unnecessary, given that there -isn't- such a thing as 'baby back ribs'. Back ribs, yes, baby back, no. It's a marketing ploy.
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