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Chop Stop with Tim Baltz
Jan 11, 2024
Tim Baltz, comedy colleagues and Shrink actor, joins the 'boys to talk about comedy colleagues, basketball, and salads. They review Chop Stop, discussing the disappointing quality of the food. The speakers also discuss New Year's resolutions, Dutch culture, and their experiences at Boom Chicago.
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- Chopstop is a chain that specializes in chopped salads but has mixed reviews on its taste and appeal.
- Americans feel pressure to set New Year's resolutions and pork sausage with lentils is a traditional Italian New Year's dish.
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Chopstop: A Chain Built Around Chopped Salads
Chopstop is a chain founded in the early 2010s by Mark Kolkis, who specifically targeted chopped salads as the main focus of the menu. With over 20 locations mainly in Southern California, the concept revolves around offering a variety of chopped salad options. The salads are known for being heavily dressed and often described as wet and mushy. While some people enjoy the concept and find it satisfying, others find it unappetizing and depressing. The menu also includes other items like Choppinies, which are essentially pressed burritos, and Chopper Redos, which are bowls with rice instead of greens. Overall, Chopstop's success as a chain is still being determined, as opinions on chopped salads vary widely.
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