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The Orangery restaurant in Bearden shown in March of 2009.
The Orangery is joining forces with Young-Williams Animal Center to help animals in the community.
On Monday, Jan. 14, guests can enjoy a Kobe burger and fries for $10 and a donation of $5 for every burger sold will be donated to Young Williams Animal Center.
The event begins at 5:30 p.m. and reservations are preferred by calling 865-558-2964.
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Comments » 6
PollyAnna writes:
Oh the irony...
ziggyrules writes:
I thought Kobe beef from Japan was not allowed to be imported? I am guessing it will be "Kobe-style" from the USA with Wagyu/Angus cattle versus the real thing from Japan and the Tajima cattle.
misti8 writes:
Or DON'T eat a burger and help save an animal :)
lavidaloca writes:
Help the animals, except for the cows you are eating. ;)
dbdbdo writes:
Save the Kobe cattle dogs.
keepitreal4vols writes:
Next week's fundraiser will be: "Save the air, stop breathing"
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