Boile_ lobster with _rawn butter
“I’ll solve, Pat. Boiled lobster with prawn butter!”
Boile_ lobster with _rawn butter
“I’ll solve, Pat. Boiled lobster with prawn butter!”
So what is the correct answer then?
Drawn butter, I think.
What does that mean? “Drawn” from where?
It’s another phrase for “clarified butter” – melted butter with the solids removed.
(I’ve never heard of “prawn butter,” certainly never in relation to lobster.)
Great scott. I saw that and said to myself “Boiled Lobster with prawn butter, duh.” I better cancel that application to Wheel of Fortune.
And the prize for most awkwardly constructed sentence goes to . . . POORYORICK!!
Oh, man. The host is a riot in that clip.
Right after he hears Europe, he repeats it, and turns to the camera with a deadpan look. And you can just feel the resignation in his pause between “We want to see” and “Europe!”
I’d love to see this in real life: