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What country do barbecues come from?
Barbecuda.
In what c ountry are outdoor barbecues a traditional part of Christmas festivities?
New Zealand and Australia.
When was snickerdoodles invented and where?
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What year was sprite invented?
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Who invented the bandaid and when was it invented?
The bandaid was invented in 1921 by Earle Dickson.
Why are barbecues bad for you?
Barbecues are not bad for you.
Where can a person find reviews on the latest gas barbecues?
A person can find reviews on the latest gas barbecues in the Cookout Today magazine. There are many articles and reviews on different kinds of gas barbecues.
What is the afrikaans word for barbecues?
Braai.
What country do barbecues come from?
Barbecuda.
Can barbecues be classified as Australian food?
yes
Where can I buy barbeques galore?
Barbecues galore is a store specializing in barbecues and related equipment. If you do not have a store nearby to you, they are accessible online at www.barbecuesgalore.com.au where you will find a large range of items.
Name two good insulators?
heater and portable barbecues
At which retailers can one still purchase an old fashioned charcoal barbecue?
Old fashioned charcoal barbecues are available in walmart stores. Other types of grills like gas grills are also available for better efficiency than the charcoal barbecues. Also, charcoal barbecues create more smoke than the gas grills.
What is the plural form for barbecue or barbecue?
The plural form of barbecue is barbecues.
How much ground beef in barbecues to feed 100 people?
45
Where can I find barbecues grills from?
Barbecues are available at most home improvement stores (Lowes, Home Depot, Sears) and general stores (Wal-Mart, Target). You have to figure out what size you want, coal or gas, and amenities.
How many barbecues on fourth of July?
There are no official figures but it would be many thousands.
