I’ve never accused North Carolina barbecue of looking pretty, but it sure is tasty. Exhibit A is this plate of ‘cue at Wilber’s in Goldsboro:
A hot mess.
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Shalom Y’all!
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I thought I recognized those table cloths…good stuff!