Random Rants
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@Mizmazzle said in Random Rants:
@Sir_Cuffs-a-Lot in my defense…we never had that type of marshmallow growing up in California. Nor have I ever seen them in Colorado. My only source of input is the Ghost Busters movie.
But now I’m craving s’mores!!
Marshmallow wont grow in Ca. I was surprised too.
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@steelworker the ol’ cash and prizes
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@Mizmazzle it was a fictional brand. They make them now but it’s a subsidiary of another pre existing brand.
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@Matt ah I see. I always thought it was like a mid west or east coast thing. Like Hellmans Mayo or Whitecastle. Stuff we didn’t have on the west coast
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@Mizmazzle There is no other mayo brand on earth other than Hellmans
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Ummm... DUKE'S
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Sauer Brands is down in the SE and Duke's rules the store shelves over Hellman's. At least it did when i was in ATL and south carolina. Hellman's rules in MN
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It’s funny — growing up in my area of the Deep South (MS), it was basically Hellmans and sometimes Blue Plate. I like em both but once I discovered Duke’s a little later on, I was hooked.
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Homemade mayo though… I think that kinda trumps all
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@SKT I loled
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@SKT in high school my buddy’s grandma would use miracle whip on the outside of grilled cheese sandwiches instead of butter. I still miss those days
In the easy chair with my boots on, melted whiskey in my hand. Could'na been asleep for more than three hours...time to go to work again...
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Grew up with Hellmann’s in Minnesota, but I’m a Duke’s convert after being in Atlanta for 30 years
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@Mizmazzle dude, my grandma would make bologna sandwiches with miracle whip when I was a kid…rural Missouri at its finest
