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“Hot Dogs Floating in Jello???”
That sounds like one of Jeffrey Dahmer’s desert recipes.
Fluffernutters! My teeth hurt just thinking about it.
That was fun. The Vermont Country Store has a lot of the old fashioned treats. There is a candy place in Virginia but can’t remember the name.
Once walking home from school a snack delivery truck went by with its back door open. A bunch of boxes flew out. My friend and I ran after the truck and he slammed on the gas pedal. We ended up with 1/2 a dozen boxes of Little Debbies Oatmeal cookies.
Ace Hardware Stores sell a lot of the old stuff you never see anymore. I always load up.
A friend showed up at lunch time and I have had a kettle of Lima bean soup on the stove for a few days. I ask if he wanted a dog with his soup and grabbed a set of tongs and fished out a hot link and put options on a French roll and handed it to him. He said it’s always an education to see what I have on the stove, but often concludes that it makes perfect sense. Adds a little more flavor to the soup and cooks the sausages without dirtying another pot. I threw a dozen hot links in the soup pot on Thursday. Never know what you’re getting here, but it’s always good.
Not many of these are past their expiration date.
Mmmmm … floating wieners …….
That was a fun video.
There were eggs with the jello weiners…ick!
Fluffernutters were regular fare in New England. I know adults who still eat them.
Now we now where Kamala Harris got her dick sucking exercises.
Not to change the subject, but I remember eating a diet food called Ayds (lol), It tasted like a piece of caramel. Didn’t do much for my weight loss.
Wild Bill, I can’t eat maple bars for the same reason, they make my teeth cringe just looking at them. I don’t even remember the last time that I ate a twinkie. My dad’s kryptonite was Doritos which he wasn’t supposed to eat because of his high blood pressure. His recliner always had Doritos crumbs on the floor around it and everything else that he managed to drop on the floor.
I never had hotdogs floating in Jello, but my Aunt Betty always made lime Jello with shredded carrots in it which went over like a lead balloon on holidays and other special occasions.