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Why Duck Tastes Better in Restaurants

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  1. When he said ducks from Slade Stone farm, I thought I said "slave style farming" I thought, damn, that is cheeky. Those ducks must be hard worked and gamey tasting..

  2. “This is the reason duck tastes way better in restaurants.”
    Maybe because people who cook for a living are better at at it

  3. Idk what’s wrong with me but duck just does not look appetizing to me. Idk why I just can’t make myself say “oh that looks pretty good” and I hate it

  4. Duct is better in restaurants because I suck at cooking duck and I never make it at home so if I want to eat it I can go to a restaurant

  5. Really goes to illustrate why it’s so difficult for restaurants to survive: there’s so much time and investment put into those ducks before any guests walk in the door, and the clock’s ticking the moment they’re done.

  6. Best duck I ever had was a Peking duck done at a nice Chinese place in Chinatown in SF. The outside was deep red, shiny, literally crackling and almost candied-like in flavor… Amazing!

  7. Is it because they can just eat off a plate rather than swim upside down and eat the gunk off the bottom of the river?

  8. Clarified butter? That's not confit that's "confit" be careful France might come after you.

  9. “This is why X tastes better at restaurants” this statement is so wrong 😂 and I cringe every time I hear it from any content creator because NO BODY is eating any dish like that from restaurants.

    Only the highest level restaurants are doing this, which most people might experience only once or twice in their life. Either that, or home cooks who are both insane and rich

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