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All beef steaks aren’t created equal.
Cowboy Bob sets the record straight with his take on the best of the best. He also highlights one cut that he says is overrated. (more…)
Ever wondered about the difference between grills and cooking methods? Ever asked the question, “Why buy a wood fired grill?” We’re going to outline the benefits of the wood fired grill in this article. (more…)
Unofficially, summer has started. School’s out. This means grilling season is here! Are you ready?
If you’re struggling to get your food cooked just right, we’ve got some tips for you here.
Let’s get to it! Here are our top tips for a great grilling season: (more…)
We’re excited to tell you that the East Store is moving.
Our West store and Derby store are not moving.
Stay tuned for more info as we pick the perfect location to serve all of your outdoor living and inside fun needs! The East store location announcement is coming soon!
With the beastly cold virus making its way through town, we bet you know someone who is suffering!
Congestion is frustrating, and when you compound it with flu symptoms, it can be downright miserable.
Pruney fingers or water-aged fingers happen to all of us, but why? The answer to the question, “Why do wet fingers wrinkle?” is simple – traction.
The old answer told us that wrinkling is simply the result of our fingers and toes absorbing water after being in water.
The new answer suggests that wrinkled fingers provide drainage for water so as to ensure greater traction. According to Scientific American, laboratory tests confirmed the theory that wrinkly fingers improve our grip on wet or submerged objects, working to channel away the water like the rain treads in car tires.
The wrinkles may allow water to drain efficiently away from the fingers as they are pressed against an object, providing more surface area and a firmer grip.
Interestingly, wrinkled fingers probably helped our ancient ancestors gather food from wet vegetation or streams.The wrinkles in their toes might have helped them get a better footing in the rain.
Now that you know pruney, wrinkled fingers and toes are water treads, you won’t worry after your next hot tub soak or pool swim! It’s natures way of taking care of us!