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Mingo
 
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we grew up eatin alot of things that we were told was "food". Dad had a rule... " If it was on your plate you ate it.. you didnt leave the table till you were finished" eeeegh. but one thing i did enjoy was the poor mans cake... a slice if bread.. a LITTLE butter.. and some sugar on top... fold over and enjoy! YUM!!!!
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| HAHAHA........this thread is awesome I love reading about weird stuff people eat. I don't really have anything that compares to some. My grandmother used to drink buttermilk and I tried a couple of times when I was a kid but just couldn't do it. She did get me hooked on a banana and mayonaise sandwich. My dad got me hooked on chicken gizzards. After living in California for awhile I moved to south Texas and one of the first things I saw when we got to Kingsville was a gas station that sold fried gizzards. I had my wife with me who was born and raised in California and she thought that was the most digusting thing she had ever seen. MMMMMMMM fried gizzards and hot sauce.......my mouth is watering. I also like to mix 50/50 mayo and BBQ suace for my french fries. But that is something I came up with on my own.
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SheYakFishr (8/8/2008)
Also ate... blood pudding....  and I ordered some in the mid 80's... and I thought I was going to puke right there and then. My grandparents ate that stuff... and I guess back then.. they must of cooked it good or different as it was prettygood... but I had to AIR OUT THE ENTIRE HOUSE that day. NOPE... NEVER again.... talk about NASTY...................... EWWWWWWWW  What is Blood Pudding?
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Garbo (8/8/2008)
SheYakFishr (8/8/2008)
Also ate... blood pudding.... and I ordered some in the mid 80's... and I thought I was going to puke right there and then. My grandparents ate that stuff... and I guess back then.. they must of cooked it good or different as it was prettygood... but I had to AIR OUT THE ENTIRE HOUSE that day. NOPE... NEVER again.... talk about NASTY...................... EWWWWWWWW What is Blood Pudding? Pudding/Sausage Some NASTY CRAP...... Sausage that is common to Europeans. Made with animal blood (PETA would love that one) grains, rasins and spices of sort. Blood
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Ruby Red Lip
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| Damn this thread is makin me hungry! When we grew up alot of the stuff that was on our dinner plate was "dinner" Eat it! we had all the wild game and some not so wild. Some of our familys favorites, Brains and eggs were a treat! Testicles,pig calf, turkey, whatever! My wifes favorite ,Stewed tomato dumplings. And one from my dad that I still love, Peanut butter, mayo, and dill pickle on white bread If I could still get it Raw milk right out of the bulk tank. Growing up mostly on a farm was a good thing and one thing I can say is we were never truely hungry. Thanks Mom and Dad!
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Mingo
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| Dad taught me to like: Scrapple with fried eggs and sryup - can't find good scrapple around here onion and butter sandwiches Couldn't get the taste for limburger cheese
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