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Bill F
7/11/2012 12:18:42 pm
8 looks good, generous quantity
Bob
7/11/2012 01:19:35 pm
Score 9 This might be "marked" but with the MLB games in town this week I really like the arrangement and won't question it.
Noel CBJ
7/11/2012 01:29:26 pm
9- I think I might steal this one
Larry CBJ/KCBS/MCBJ/GBA
7/11/2012 02:59:48 pm
Bad picture however, benefit to the cook---9!!!
John - KCBS/MCBJ, CTC, Rep; MBN Judge
7/11/2012 04:15:07 pm
9. Nice box of brisket. And, the table captain thanks you.
BBQ Critic
7/12/2012 04:12:56 pm
Dick-CBJ
7/11/2012 04:35:08 pm
Score 7. The color, the organization, the unbalanced slices, the box layout, and the dark sauce all make this an entry that lacks any apeal for me.
Splat KCBS/CBJ FBA/CMBJ
7/12/2012 12:02:51 am
WOW factor is good with this one. 9!
BlueSmoke
7/12/2012 01:37:15 am
KCBS CBJ/COMP COOK
mkevenson CBJ
7/12/2012 03:25:16 am
8
Doug KCBS Master CBJ/CTC
7/12/2012 04:18:47 am
Photo is a little blurry. The color of this brisket in not very appetizing to me at all. The burnt ends look great though. It is arranged very neatly. I'd give this box a 7.
Ed Hartman KCBS MCBJ
7/12/2012 07:53:18 am
Ok Boys and Girls this box is a little chunk of goodness!
Frank CBJ
7/12/2012 02:43:32 pm
9. Bad picture Comments are closed.
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