T-A-S-T-E-S-T-T-E-T-T-E-T-S-T-E-S-T-E-Buds.

Two fools gonna fight, but only one food can be right.

T-S-Buds, man, yeah, they're coming to the...

Hey folks, welcome to T-A-S-E-Buds.

That's how we always start.

Sal's here, guys, don't worry.

He's here, he's here.

He's just, he's coming from the other side of the room, not because he's here he's just he's coming from the other side of the room not because he's

changing his shirt to make it look like it's a different day.

He's uh he's just got to pee real quick and then he's coming in. But while we're waiting for

so we're here today to talk about two foods. Sal titled this the once in the

while once in a while excuse me the once in a while, once in a while, excuse me, the once in a while foods battle,

chicken cordon blue versus fish and chips. Now these are both two breaded white meat. These are two

dishes that take a thing that's theoretically good for you.

White fish, I don't know if there's any other kind of fish, but you know most fish is white.

Is it? Well, no no so of it pink I guess yellow we you get my point all fishes in the category of white meat is being not bad for you I guess by the by the common health

standard and then white meat chicken because chicken cordon blue is made with

chicken breast these are two meats that that if you're on a healthy heart diet or you know you're trying to lower the cholesterol or whatever

you would be advised to if you're going to partake in a protein that comes from an animal of some sort to participate in fish with your meal or white meat chicken.

But these menu recipe items today, chicken court on blue and fish and

chips, take the thing that is relatively healthy and turn it into an

abomination against God. And how do you know it's an abomination against God?

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