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4/8/2013 03:24:36 pm
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T Cannon CBJ KCBS
4/8/2013 03:44:59 pm
9 absolutely perfect!
Dick-MCBJ/CTC
4/8/2013 03:54:49 pm
Score 9. A great looking entry.
George
4/8/2013 09:26:16 pm
Great looking box. I'd give it a 9.
Jim S. KCBS CBJ NEBS
4/8/2013 11:09:39 pm
Appearance Score: 8
Ike, CBJ/KCBS
4/8/2013 11:34:11 pm
I can't believe I'm saying this but if there was a wee bit more sauce this would be awesome. Everything looks great but may be a little dry. I'd still score it a 9 in person.
jim v mcbj
4/8/2013 11:53:14 pm
9 looks absolutely perfect!
Dan KCBS CTC,MCBJ
4/9/2013 12:20:53 am
9 all day 4/9/2013 12:27:06 am
SCORE/REASONS: 8.5
John - KCBS / MCBJ, CTC, Rep; MIM, MBN & MABA Judge
4/9/2013 12:29:41 am
9 - nice looking box of pork. It's full, beautifully displayed and says "Yo!, Judge!, come to me."
Mike Cannon
4/9/2013 01:22:34 am
9 - very nice.
Frank KCBS MCBJ CTC
4/9/2013 01:28:53 am
9. Very appetizing. Nice color on the bark, no visible fat on the money muscle, light even glaze.
Bill F.
4/9/2013 01:36:48 am
9 I like this one, just about perfect.
Greg MCBJ/KCBS
4/9/2013 01:47:11 am
score=9
buzz cbj&cook
4/9/2013 01:54:07 am
9 good looking pork
Ed KCBS MCBJ
4/9/2013 02:35:09 am
Big full box there. Slices look a smidge dry, and the rest just looks dropped in place. I do like the bark, I beleive I would take two of those chunks!!
Doug KCBS MCBJ & CTC
4/9/2013 03:08:30 am
Score = 9
Bill cbj kcbs
4/9/2013 03:09:17 am
9
Kendall - CBJ
4/9/2013 03:18:58 am
Looks great! I'd give it a 9.
Tom - CBJ w/ KCBS, MBN, NCPC & comp cook
4/9/2013 04:59:25 am
8
Keith CBJ
4/9/2013 05:11:43 am
SCORE/REASONS: 9 - it has everything a judge could ask for and it looks moist and there's plenty of bark on those chunks. Excellent+.
Greg - cbjkcbs
4/9/2013 06:16:36 am
9 - Great selection, great look, perfect arrangement and just enough for six judges.
Jim H - CBJ SBN/KCBS
4/9/2013 08:56:16 am
Score/Reasons: 9/Beautiful; makes me hungry!
Greg
4/9/2013 10:56:17 am
8 - the box arrangment looks great but does look a little dry which might be the photo. Good Job!
Chaz d kcbs CBJ
4/9/2013 02:12:28 pm
8 maybe 9 in person. Very well laid out box but the meat could be dry. I would have to see in person. I have a lot of respect for folks that aren't afraid to put in all three cuts.
Eggspert, KCBS CBJ
4/9/2013 02:28:02 pm
Score: 7
Bob CBJ KCBS
4/9/2013 03:25:06 pm
Score 9 Nice turn in, all of the pork is very well layed out
Scott CBJ KCBS/Comp. cook
4/9/2013 03:30:10 pm
9-Great looking box!! Good job!
BlueSmoke KCBS CBJ/COMP COOK
4/10/2013 03:20:31 am
7...Chucks look moist with nice color and bark. Money Muscele and pulled look dry.
Dwain
4/10/2013 05:05:42 am
9
jaja01 KCBS MCBJ
4/10/2013 08:12:07 am
9 - the arrangement of the meat is very nice. I like the different cuts of meat. The meat looks well cooked and would like to try.
Old Goat
4/10/2013 12:42:27 pm
9 Excellent box. Would like to see a little more shine. Thinking it might be a little dry or tough without some sauce. 4/12/2013 02:33:45 am
score/ reason 9. very nice color, looks fantastic, would love to taste Comments are closed.
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