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Gut Check's Week in Tweets

By Courtney Schilling on Fri, Feb 4, 2011 at 11:05 am

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Gut Check's Week in Tweets

Don't you know? Gut Check has a Twitter account. You can follow us @gutcheckstl.

Here's some of what you missed on the Twitter feed this week:

RT @Francostl: With wennemans down we're having a heck of time getting pork belly. Any advice on good local and available?

Whole hog at Pappy's Smokehouse on Friday! It's the beloved barbecue joint's third anniversary.

Hey! Gut Check is on Facebook now! http://on.fb.me/gAKM3O

RT @Elkanah: @gutcheckstl Is there a chili cheese burger in STL made like Tommy's or Pink's in LA? Thick, not watery; no beans. Ideas?

Stella Blues Reopens in South City http://bit.ly/hXSCGY

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