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fromVulture4 months agoTop Chef Recap: Garbage Pail SkidsWatching an otherwise lovely Great British Baking Show contestant chuck his melting Baked Alaska into the bin remains a haunting image of culinary mishap, emphasizing how human mistakes can lead to lost potential.Food & drink
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