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Details: Written by Bing News Search Results; Category: Technology News; Published: 10 January 2025; Created: 10 January 2025; Last Updated: 10 January 2025

"Seeing it sliced up and fried like a regular steak? Ouch," chef Dennis Littley told Newsweek about the rib-eye.
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Posted: 2025-01-10 07:13:04

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