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i believe the phrase is “OM NOM NOM SOSSIDGE!!!” i did a very nice bratwurst and sauerkraut dish the other night based on this: http://www.food.com/recipe/bratwurst-casserole-meal-in-one-89405, there are very good brats available from borough market I’ve found.
Those are great. Tell Cluedo to get himself on twitter (I don’t do tumblr).
Herself! She can be found here @whosgotnoclue