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'The Hamburger: A History' Acrostic Poem Winners

Posted by Adam Kuban, September 2, 2008 at 1:00 PM

The following folks won A Hamburger Today's Labor Day weekend book giveaway: Congrats to sakuraa, davey, EatingInTranslation, Sakura, and crapkatapult. We'll be contacting you all to get shipping info!

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Tags: contests, The Hamburger: A History

3 Comments:

ack. comments were closed at 12:45, I finished my entry at 12:46. Oh well, here's my attempt, 1 minute too late:

Ham
And bacon, I do love,
Meaty gifts from up above.
Big juicy steaks I’m often fed,
Undercooked and bloody red.
Rare lamb chops are a rare treat -
Gnaw the bones and marbled meat.
Even a pork loin will do -
Rubbed with spices, I’ll eat two.
Sausages I do adore,
Austrian Wieners or French Strasbourg.
Rabbit pies and bits of mutton? -
Eat until I burst a button.
But of all the many cuts of meat,
Every mammal fit to eat,
Save some room for the most blessed:
The lowly hamburger is best.

kenjialtci at 1:39PM on 09/02/08

YAY!!!!!!!! It was really from the heart, too :)

sakuraa at 2:24PM on 09/02/08

I loved sakuraa's poem, but I have to say otherwise in this contest you missed a lot of great ones, IMHO--discounting my own, because I'm biased.

HeartofGlass at 5:53AM on 09/04/08

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