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  1. 18-06-2017, 09:16 PM #1
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    You can pressure cook tendons for an hour and a half, then dehydrate them. After that just put them into a hot pot of oil and they immediately puff up into tasty chips. generic pic off google to show you what they look like.
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    You can pressure cook tendons for an hour and a half, then dehydrate them. After that just put them into a hot pot of oil and they immediately puff up into tasty chips. generic pic off google to show you what they look like.
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