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Ribs, Ribs and more Ribs.

A friend of mine arranged a lunch time gathering at the Outback Steakhouse at Penrith. The lunch was arranged so we could have a "Rib Off" or rib eating competition. It seems that every time we have one of these events the rules seem to change. If they are going to continue, I think we should come up with a clear set of rules and the winner get their drink paid for by the looser or something.

It is a great atmosphere and great food. For the "Rib Off" the people who are competing order the Razor Back Ribs. Except for leigh ho orders the Baby Back Ribs which are a smaller version of the Razorback shown below. Both come with chips.

Razorback Ribs
A good time was had and the service was great 10/10. To top it all off it is unlimited refills on soft drinks to make it easier to eat and wash all the meat down.

One of the people who attended (Josh) started to build a rib bone pyramid It turned out looking preety sweet in the end.

Tower of ribs
Can only put Outback down on one thing. The following day my beautiful wife came home from work in a pretty bad way. She attended the Doctors and was advised it was most likely food poisoning. The last thing she ate was a burger from Outback. With no way to proove it was the burger that done it, there has been no ban placed on Outback at this time. Another visit is foreseeable in the near future.

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