What did you eat?

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Lynx

Lynx

Folksy yet erudite
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melita916 said:
Lynx, that's probably the silliest question you have ever asked.
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No way. I can get a lot more silly. Did Adam and Eve have belly buttons? What's the French word for bouquet? Was dead reckoning ever alive? How do you tell if bagpipes are in tune?
 
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wwjd_kilden

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Turkey, hash browns, peas, carrots, mashed potatoes and gravy.
Yay for Wetherspoon! :D
 
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MollyConnor

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Turkey, mashes potatoes, corn and a biscuit. Also I had one slice of chocolate pudding pie. I was trying not to overeat lol.
I went to the gym right after...so I'm really happy about the whole thing. :D
Also, I ate those things only because I don't like anything else from Thanksgiving food: stuffing, yams, green beans, cranberries are all bleh to me.
 
CatHerder

CatHerder

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ham
turkey
rolls
mac & cheese (homemade kind - not the blue box kind)
broccoli cheddar casserole
sweet potato pie
apple pie (store bought)


This morning I had leftover ham and used the broccoli dish to fill an omelet. Yum!

Baking day - egg nog bread in the oven even as we speak!
 
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gymnerd

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My parents cooked everything because I'm lazy. We had turkey, stuffing, green bean things with some sort of weird sauce, egg thingys, tater salad, biscuits, pumpkin and apple pie with loooooooots of whipped cream.
 
melita916

melita916

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Aug 12, 2011
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Lynx said:
No way. I can get a lot more silly. Did Adam and Eve have belly buttons? What's the French word for bouquet? Was dead reckoning ever alive? How do you tell if bagpipes are in tune?
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Btw, there was none left to share. Sorry kiddo.

Actually... not sorry at all! Hehehehehe
 
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Tintin

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Lynx said:
No way. I can get a lot more silly. Did Adam and Eve have belly buttons? What's the French word for bouquet? Was dead reckoning ever alive? How do you tell if bagpipes are in tune?
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I think it's pretty safe to say that Adam and Eve didn't have belly buttons, since they weren't conceived of a woman, but directly created by the hand of God. :)
 
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CarolSampaio

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Tintin said:
I think it's pretty safe to say that Adam and Eve didn't have belly buttons, since they weren't conceived of a woman, but directly created by the hand of God. :)
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But you can't be sure of that... what if God liked the way belly buttons looked?? Otherwise He could have made the umbilical chord be attached to a hidden place or something... :)
 
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MollyConnor

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What's the difference between Whipped Cream and Cool Whip? My brother and I were wondering that yesterday. :p
Lynx I know you probably have the answer...so I'm looking at you!
 
Oncefallen

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MollyConnor said:
What's the difference between Whipped Cream and Cool Whip? My brother and I were wondering that yesterday. :p
Lynx I know you probably have the answer...so I'm looking at you!
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**beats Lynx to it

whipped cream is real dairy cream that is whipped until it stiffens

Cool Whip is more correctly "whipped topping" and is more chemical in nature.
 
garet82

garet82

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We dont hv thanksgiving here :) but if we hv here i would like to cook rendang beef with milk casava vegetable and also banana pie yum yum oh n ice cream :D
 
garet82

garet82

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CatHerder said:
ham
turkey
rolls
mac & cheese (homemade kind - not the blue box kind)
broccoli cheddar casserole
sweet potato pie
apple pie (store bought)


This morning I had leftover ham and used the broccoli dish to fill an omelet. Yum!

Baking day - egg nog bread in the oven even as we speak!
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Did u really eat that alone: ^.^ wow lol
 
Lynx

Lynx

Folksy yet erudite
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MollyConnor said:
What's the difference between Whipped Cream and Cool Whip? My brother and I were wondering that yesterday. :p
Lynx I know you probably have the answer...so I'm looking at you!
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What Oncefallen said. Whipped cream is the real thing. "Cool Whip" or various off brands is the pale imitation made with mostly vegetable oil, high fructose corn syrup and chemicals. Yum!

Short version: Cool Whip is the fast food version of whipped cream. Cheaper, more convenient, doesn't taste anywhere near as good.
 
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Siberian_Khatru

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Oncefallen said:
**beats Lynx to it

whipped cream is real dairy cream that is whipped until it stiffens

Cool Whip is more correctly "whipped topping" and is more chemical in nature.
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And it's pronounced cool hwip. :p
 
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Mitspa

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Leftovers are all gone now :( ..cant wait for Christmas :)
 
Lynx

Lynx

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Last night I cooked a big pot of chili. Sent about half the pot home with Dad in a half gallon container. Of course chili isn't really good until the next day... This morning I had a really big bowl of chili for breakfast. Starting the day off right! :D
 
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Hellooo

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I just washed down rice and beans with key lime pie.
And now I'm in a food coma.
 
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