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RE: Foods you miss - 5/28/2006 8:46:03 AM

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i miss elderberry blossoms dipped in batter and frittered..
and red current pie...

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RE: Foods you miss - 5/28/2006 8:52:41 AM

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I miss fudgetown cookies. I believe they were made by keebler. They were my favorite cookies as a kid and nobody has them anymore.

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RE: Foods you miss - 5/28/2006 8:57:01 AM

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Tempting me again Jersey girl?

Me???? Hahaha.
I'm much too innocent to do that.

"hahaha" indeed

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RE: Foods you miss - 5/28/2006 8:57:06 AM

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Hello
i miss my grandma's chicken and dumplins, She would go to the butcher and buy real stewing chickens( not what you get to day,) boil them all day, then make the dumplings, with some of her mustard, collard, and spinch greens, fried in bacon,
But i also just miss watching my grandma cook in the kitchen wear her old appron, her hair up, You never ask her for a recipe, because it was a handful of this and pinch of that.
thank you for allowing me to me in the day bring some happy memories

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RE: Foods you miss - 5/28/2006 8:59:45 AM

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They still make Moon Pies and they still make YooHoo...it even has different flavors now. Moon Pies have different flavors now, too.

Yep, they had a small display of Moon Pies at Market Basket yesterday heh heh.... but, being a Master of Discipline, I passed them by.......wonder if there's still any left over there.........................................

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RE: Foods you miss - 5/28/2006 9:02:22 AM

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Oooh I have some mustard greens in the fridge, thanks for the inspiration!!

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RE: Foods you miss - 5/28/2006 9:04:02 AM

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i would only say that since i have moved half way across the country, there are certain foods i cant find here that i loved when i lived in Pennsylvania...

Lebanon sweet bologna
Swiss country tea cooler
beef burgundy (prepackaged)
Turkey Hill coffee
peanut butter cream filled chocolate topped donoughts
and tastycakes....mmmm

As far as things that arent around any longer the only one i can think of is maxwell house 1/2 caffeine coffee

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RE: Foods you miss - 5/28/2006 9:31:43 AM

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They still make Moon Pies and they still make YooHoo...it even has different flavors now. Moon Pies have different flavors now, too.

Yep, they had a small display of Moon Pies at Market Basket yesterday heh heh.... but, being a Master of Discipline, I passed them by.......wonder if there's still any left over there.........................................

Well, yanno, the kids gotta have a moon pie now and then.

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RE: Foods you miss - 5/28/2006 9:43:51 AM

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Well, yanno, the kids gotta have a moon pie now and then.

Oh sure, blame the kids *grins*

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RE: Foods you miss - 5/28/2006 9:56:02 AM

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Marathon Bars...Curly Wurly"s are nice but not the same...<sigh>

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RE: Foods you miss - 5/28/2006 10:01:26 AM

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White castle...so krystal is close that dont make it the same.

They make these pre-packaged and frozen now. Most walmart supercenters carry them under a national contract. If they don't you can special order them.

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RE: Foods you miss - 5/28/2006 10:04:23 AM

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"hahaha" indeed

Uh hummm....I've got a friggin halo over my head! 0:)

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RE: Foods you miss - 5/28/2006 10:05:03 AM

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I know they do...but the frozen ones are a far cry from the real thing.

Aint hat them in awhile though so maybe they got better. And the chicken rings, ya just can't get the chicken rings

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RE: Foods you miss - 5/28/2006 10:07:13 AM

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"hahaha" indeed

Uh hummm....I've got a friggin halo over my head! 0:)

Yes, and your lil devil horns are holding it up

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RE: Foods you miss - 5/28/2006 10:11:17 AM

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Marathon Bars...Curly Wurly"s are nice but not the same...<sigh>

This is the one item that I can't find that I loved.... oh they were good.

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RE: Foods you miss - 5/28/2006 10:14:14 AM

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White castle...so krystal is close that dont make it the same.

Now, see, this is a statement on the human condition. I have White Castles ALL around Me, and while they are good after an all night play party (and mandatory after all night drinking) what I really miss is...

SONIC. We don't have them in No. Illinois. God, as soon as I drive south...its a SONIC stop. Those cherry-limeaid things? mmmmm.

And we don't have Waffle Houses, either (Don't get me started on the failure of the North in good fast food). We JUST started getting "Steak n Shakes" about 5 years ago...before that I had to drive to Springfield.

(Was at IML and a play party all night....I'm HUNGRY.....)

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RE: Foods you miss - 5/28/2006 10:20:03 AM

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Oh man....legacy of My father, growing up in Detroit: REAL Vernor's Ginger ale, bought in these big-ass glass bottles at the bottling plant. Creamy, sharp-sweet. As a kid I remember breathing in the overcarbonation, sneeze, and drink this amazing firey sweet concoction.

His birthday is May 30, he'll have been gone 5 years...I think I need to find a good ginger ale is his memory. *smile*

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RE: Foods you miss - 5/28/2006 10:26:11 AM

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White castle...so krystal is close that dont make it the same.

Now, see, this is a statement on the human condition. I have White Castles ALL around Me, and while they are good after an all night play party (and mandatory after all night drinking) what I really miss is...

SONIC. We don't have them in No. Illinois. God, as soon as I drive south...its a SONIC stop. Those cherry-limeaid things? mmmmm.

And we don't have Waffle Houses, either (Don't get me started on the failure of the North in good fast food). We JUST started getting "Steak n Shakes" about 5 years ago...before that I had to drive to Springfield.

(Was at IML and a play party all night....I'm HUNGRY.....)

You have my sympathy if you can't access a Sonic *grins*,...... I love them, and they're all around us here in Texas, as are Waffle Houses. Another favorite is Wienerschnitzel *gesundheit*....

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RE: Foods you miss - 5/28/2006 10:36:22 AM

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no sonic? no waffle houses? not even a dang steak and shake?

least I have a substitute in krystals, you have my sympathy

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RE: Foods you miss - 5/28/2006 11:10:44 AM

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