LUNCHES & PUNCHES 7: Guess this week's lunch

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It’s Thursday morning. That means it is time once again for Lunches and Punches, the weekly video series in which we take an otherwise perfectly palatable local lunch and do something just really unappetizing to it. (See last week’s video, in which we blew a Crazy G’s hot dog out of a corn cannon up on Green Bluff. For being the first to most correctly guess the combo of destruction, Bloglander reader Davianne Barber Buckley won a gift certificate to Crazy G’s.)

Now, to this week’s business:

Tell us:

• what is it,
• where did it come from,
• and how did we destroy it?

Think you know? Email joels [at] inlander [dot] com by 2 pm today. When we post the video at 2:30, revealing the answer, we’ll announce the lucky winner.

Slainte!