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\"Coleslaw\"<\/a>Better than Restaurant Coleslaw!<\/h2>\n

Oh I’m sure you think you know how to make coleslaw.  After all it’s just a side dish, so it doesn’t have to be perfect, right?  Wrong!  There are a lot of people out there that don’t like coleslaw very that very reason.  Most recipes are so very basic, your everyday average Joe can just whip out a real simple and typical version of it and serve it up with just about anything these days.  But that’s the very reason why so many people refuse to put it on their plate; it just doesn’t do it for them.<\/p>\n

\"IMG_0996\"<\/a>There really isn’t anything extra special about my recipe either, it just tastes better.  In fact, anyone that ever told me they didn’t care for coleslaw, that tried mine, usually served themselves an extra helping.  You don’t believe me?  My own wife hates Coleslaw, and won’t even eat it at KFC’s.  Yep, true fact.  But she eats the hell out of my recipe.  She just loves it!  Especially if I serve it with Barbecue Pork. That combination for some reason is just unbelievable with these ingredients.  So let’s shake up a classic recipe and throw in a little pep.  Not only will you not regret it, I’m pretty sure that this recipe will very quickly become your new favorite!<\/p>\n