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How about Dinty Moore beef stew?
was hoping everyone had forgotten about that 'stuff'...does everyone get how easy it was for
the money-mongers to bait us and then lead us on into eating.................................................???
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oh yeah, the good ole 70's, but Bill, you probably don't remember those awesome'
Vienna sausages and mince meat! 'gagging now', lol...I used to cut the spam in slices
and put, forgive me for saying this, 'velvetta cheese in-between and bake
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oh yeah, the good ole 70's, but Bill, you probably don't remember those awesome'
Vienna sausages and mince meat! 'gagging now', lol...I used to cut the spam in slices
and put, forgive me for saying this, 'velvetta cheese in-between and bake
...
(I really did deserve all the health issues my digestive system has today, didn't I? lol)
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Yeah, but you're Scottish. Doesn't that mean everything should be deep fried right down to Snicker bars?
BTW, I think Spam with bread and butter is very close to a Pennsylvania Dutch food -- Scrapple.)
And, this isn't fair. (Anyone want to laugh at me remembering my post about "unfair?") I'm just remembering these foods and my stomach is revolting. I'm thinking it, not eating it!
BTW, I think Spam with bread and butter is very close to a Pennsylvania Dutch food -- Scrapple.)
And, this isn't fair. (Anyone want to laugh at me remembering my post about "unfair?") I'm just remembering these foods and my stomach is revolting. I'm thinking it, not eating it!
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Is that a hot dog sausage?
And, if it is shorter than the width of your fingers closed together, (if only I knew if the Brits remember inches too, I'd call it 3 inches), then it is North America's version of "Vienna sausage."
(I'm going to try for the image Willie lost.)
No. That is a hotdog. To call it a hotdog sausage is something like calling bratwurst, bratwurst sausage.
And, if it is shorter than the width of your fingers closed together, (if only I knew if the Brits remember inches too, I'd call it 3 inches), then it is North America's version of "Vienna sausage."
(I'm going to try for the image Willie lost.)
And, if it is shorter than the width of your fingers closed together, (if only I knew if the Brits remember inches too, I'd call it 3 inches), then it is North America's version of "Vienna sausage."
(I'm going to try for the image Willie lost.)
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I also love Vienna Sausages. They remind me of my Grandmother (my Mom's Mother). She would often watch me in the afternoons when I was little, and when it was time for lunch, I asked for sandwiches often. Grandma would make me either a bologna sandwich, a cheese and mayonnaise sandwich, or a vienna sausage sandwich (had to cut them in half lengthwise to get them to lay on the bread just right). Veeny Weenies remind me of my buggy-bye.