From Soup to Nuts : How to Badda Boom, Badda Bing and Find Your Inner Mobster

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Summary: A funny book for the light of heart and strong of stomach
Review: A funny take on the whole "Hannibal" craze. Mr. Macks wrote just the kind of book Dr. Lecter would have loved: laden with double meanings, grimmly hilarious and chock full of fava beans.

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Summary: Save your Money!
Review: The author amazingly manages to be neither funny or informative. I would rather have thrown the money out of the window of a moving car. That would be far more entertaining.

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Summary: an obvious rip off...
Review: this guy, Jon, has read Shiguro Takada's Contingency Cannibalism, and attempted to capture the flavor of a much better, more clever book. He tried to avoid the same topics while attempting to imitate Shig's flip attitude, and that left a huge vacancy in this topic.

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Summary: an obvious rip off...
Review: this guy, Jon, has read Shiguro Takada's Contingency Cannibalism, and attempted to capture the flavor of a much better, more clever book. He tried to avoid the same topics while attempting to imitate Shig's flip attitude, and that left a huge vacancy in this topic.

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Summary: A great tongue and cheek parody of the Hannibal phenomena.
Review: This is a fabulous book. A great tongue and cheek parody of the Hannibal phenomena. The author has a warped and very funny sense of humor. You must read it. A great gift for Halloween.

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Summary: Save your Money!
Review: This is a great buy for anyone with unusual tastes and a good sense of humor. The only problem is that there are not enough recipes. The recipes that it does have,though, were quite good. Especially the Plumber Rump Roast Under Glass.