rinds

So we compromised on an allergic reaction to pork rinds, which is unlikely but at least kind of amusing.

Interviews 2009

The rinds were a little tough, but not unpleasantly.

shaker lemon pie | smitten kitchen 2008

So we compromised on an allergic reaction to pork rinds, which is unlikely but at least kind of amusing.

SBBT Stop: Bennett Madison 2007

So we compromised on an allergic reaction to pork rinds, which is unlikely but at least kind of amusing.

June 2007 2007

So we compromised on an allergic reaction to pork rinds, which is unlikely but at least kind of amusing.

SBBT Stop: Bennett Madison 2007

The mouthfeel of pork rinds translates into a few hundred million dollars in annual business.

msnbc.com: Top msnbc.com headlines 2011

However, with Daniell's new process, non-food consumption waste products could be substituted for corn, such as rinds from watermelons, thrown-away newspapers, and switchgrass (produced on lands unsuitable for farm production),

iTWire - IT and Telecommunications news views and jobs William Atkins 2010

St. Pius, known to its Spanish-speaking parishioners as “San Pio” occupies the corner of 19th Street and Ashland Avenue, and is a central feature of this Little Mexico, where street vendors sell paletas and pork rinds, and painted signs advertise lavanderías and tarjetas telefónicas.

American Grace Robert D. Putnam 2010

In the old days—and by the old days I don't mean the 19th century, but until this summer—we'd diligently gather eggshells, melon rinds, coffee grounds, etc., in an urn left in the kitchen sink.

Compost Bandwagon Ralph Gardner Jr. 2011

The narrator recruits a man named Baby, who boasts a criminal background, to take him into Guyana's jungle interior, the sights of which move Mr. Bhattacharya to naturalist reveries: "I would watch dragger-ants carry off whole lemon rinds upon their backs like a trail of palanquin bearers."

Cheeshahteaumauk, Class of '65 (1665) Sam Sacks 2011