Among encased-meat products, handmade sausage is the most delightful, followed closely by a saddlebag filled with jerky and a can of Spam crammed inside a larger can of Spam. Sample the top of the meaty pyramid with today's Groupon: for $89, you get $200 worth of fresh, all-natural meat at Aubrey's Meats in the historic ByWard Market.
Since 1908, Aubrey's Meats has been a haven for local carnivores seeking a traditional butcher-shop experience. Stock up on fajita fillings with grain-fed, free-run boneless chicken breasts ($11.79/lb. for skinless; $12.24/lb. for skin-on), or add to an alphabet-shaped food collection by taking home T-bone steaks ($12.24/lb.). Aubrey's Meats' bounteous lineup includes pork products such as net-eluding butterfly pork chops ($10.88/lb.) and pork tenderloin ($15.19/lb.), and game meat including elk steaks ($30.39/lb.) and boneless venison loin medallions ($53.48/lb.) is always farm-based. Rather than prepackage delectables, all Aubrey's butchers are trained in-house to cut meats to order. The expert cleaver wielders specialize in both prompt and friendly service and turkey-carcass ventriloquism.
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The Groupon Guide Kidz Quorner: Games for Road Trips
Though moms and dads are entertained by silence or billboards about real estate, kids’ minds need more stimulation on long car trips. Here are some road-trip games by kids, for kidz:
The Licence-Plate Game: Be the first to see licence plates from all 10 provinces and make swears out of their letters and numbers.
I See: I Spy is for old people. Play this game instead, where you yell out the things you see. First person to win, wins.
The Age of Reason: Use your brain to guess how old various cows are.
Read a classic book such as Anne of Green Gables: Just kidding. Eat candy and text with your friends.
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