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"Heritage bbq notes: Pulled pork was good, but don’t need more than a half pound Brisket was good, but 3 slices (half pound ish) is enough. Make sure to get fatty moist pieces. Do not get the jalapeño cheddar kielbasa Burnt ends were really good! Half pound is enough. Pork ribs were good. Half pound is enough. The chicken with Alabama white sauce was really good! Half chicken is enough. Mac and cheese was really good! Need the large size. Potato salad was really good! Need the large size. Cornbread muffin was good. One was enough. Ask for more fixins’. The pickles, pickled red onions, and pickled peppers were really tasty. This will be a lot of food. Even with both of us hungry we won’t finish this. "
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