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Gourmet Carolina – Redeem from Home

$56 for 16 Jumbo-Lump Crab Cakes ($119.99 Value)

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In a Nutshell

Jumbo-lump crab cakes shipped to doorsteps

The Fine Print

  • Expires Jan 2, 2013
  • Limit 1 per person, may buy 1 additional as a gift. Limit 1 per order. New customers only. Delivery only. Must use promotional value in 1 visit. Valid only within 30mi of 28202.
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A delicious meal leaves you feeling satisfied, like finishing a jigsaw puzzle or making a cool new jigsaw puzzle out of your parents' wedding album. Fill the empty place with this Groupon.

$56 for 16 Jumbo-Lump Crab Cakes ($119.99 Value)

Jumbo-lump crab cakes arrive directly to doorsteps within a 30-mile radius of the 28202 zip code.

Gourmet Carolina

The chefs at Gourmet Carolina bustle past ovens filled with a rotating array of seasonal fare. Around the holidays, the smell of roasting chickens mingles with the aromas of brie, apples, and cranberries. Summer feasts beneath the ripe-apricot setting sun are fueled by Gourmet Carolina’s USDA-choice steak burgers, USDA-prime cuts of filet mignon, prime-rib roast, and cowboy-cut rib eyes. The chefs also prep lamb, pork, veal, Chilean sea bass, and lobster tails. Delivered directly to homes, the meals ward off the need to cook for dinner guests or test if the floor is really made of lava.

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My dog has been acting really strange lately. He wakes me up barking and sometimes even growls at me and bares his teeth. What should I do?
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Dear TGGL:RAFRP,
I'm not good at cooking, but I told this girl I was. She's coming over for a dinner date next week and I have no idea what to do. What is an easy way to look like a good cook?
—Stephen B.

Guiding Light: If you aren't the best chef, fool her by wearing one of those floppy chef hats and using fake skin to cover your hands in thick, hideous calluses, which professional chefs have from years of handling frying pans with no gloves. Also, I guess buy some food from a food store.

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Gourmet Carolina