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Trivial Pursuits => Sports & Leisure => Topic started by: Va on August 24, 2004, 10:01:04 pm
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Has anyone bought the Cook's Set, or just the Teodor apron? Is it a good, high-quality apron? I've been coveting the Cook's Set for some time, but if the apron isn't good, I'll just buy the cookbook.
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I have the apron, but I don't think I really know what a "nice apron" is. The material is kind of thin, if that's what you mean.
I definitely recommend the Ray's Rad Chiles, though. It's actually my favorite hot sauce for eggs and breakfast stuff. It's garlicy, but not too hot, and doesn't reek of vinegar. I keep meaning to go to the website of the company that makes the sauce to see if I can get a cheaper, non Achewood branded bottle of their sauce.
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Va, go to Target and get one of their $7.99 aprons. No shipping (unless you're talking about the extra $.27 in gas to stop there on your way past) and it's a nice sturdy cloth which does a fine job; plus, my green one's got two pockets and an adjustable neck. A fine apron for the money.
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BUT...it doesn't have a picture of Teodor on it. My point is, I'd dearly love to have an apron with Teodor on it, and that it's red is a bonus, but not if it's a total piece of crap.
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BUT...it doesn't have a picture of Teodor on it. My point is, I'd dearly love to have an apron with Teodor on it, and that it's red is a bonus, but not if it's a total piece of crap.
Well, you could always madd bootleg that shit: buy a good apron and use a printed T-shirt transfer (or a silkscreen if you have connections) to get a picture of Teodor put on it.
I do not normally recommend this method, but I find it reasonable in the event that Onstad is not holding up his end of the "not selling crappy merch" bargain. I've really started to consider it for my swiftly-decaying Sanryobuki shirt.
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I do not normally recommend this method, but I find it reasonable in the event that Onstad is not holding up his end of the "not selling crappy merch" bargain. I've really started to consider it for my swiftly-decaying Sanryobuki shirt.
Seconded. My Sanryobuki shirt was contributed to Goodwill several months ago.
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I wish Onstad would make some of his styles available on onsies or baby t-shirts. Why don't you want my money, Onstad?
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I'll make you some baby stuff with Achewood related imagery on it.
How much of your money are we talking about?
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Hmmmm. Onsies (those baby garments that are like a combined t-shirt and under##### with snaps in the crotch) ordinarily cost around $20 for a five pack--that is for totally ordinary, unembellished white cotton, so call it $4 per. I guess I'd be willing to pay $6 (plus shipping) for Achewood-themed onsies.
Alternatively, I'd be willing to pay $1-$2 for iron-on transfers I could apply to arbitrary garments.