I'm so weird!

[NC chicken man]

do yall have DUKES up north?

 

[MissPrissy]

DuKes is made in Richmond, Va. When I moived to No. Va no one knew what I was looking for!

 

[LittleYellowOne]

I don't think I've ever seen "Duke's" up here in Maryland...

 

[NC chicken man]

man you yanks dont know what your missing

 

[Chickenfortress]

I picked up a habit from the step-siblings. Slather a few slices of bread with PB. Put them in a bowl, one at a time. Add sugar and milk, and eat with a spoon. My dad thought it was disgusting, despite his own habit of dunking peanut butter sandwiches in his milk or coffee. In an attempt to disuade us from eating them he named it "squirell poop soup".

That, and I like spicy things. Some of my sauces have more punch than a can of mace. Blairs After Death sauce is mmmmm... perfect.

 

[lockedhearts]

Ok, this is something my Dad used to and still does love, but he ate it more when he worked nights.
Homemade Hot Biscuits, mix up equal amounts of margarine and peanut butter and add a little syrup and mix well, put on hot biscuit and it is HEAVEN!!!!!

I like Butter & Sugar sandwhiches. bread, spread with margarine and sprinkle with white sugar.......


Mayo, I prefer Kraft

 

[Picky Chicky]

Richmond, VA is my stompin' grounds... ew, how could a MWhip lovin' gal like me live in the Duke creating capital?? Ew!

I can eat mayo on my burgers and such, but deviled eggs MUST be made with MWhip, and tuna salad... and egg salad.

Mayo is just like eating a big blop of lard. Ew!

 

[NC chicken man]

oh nooooooooooooooooooooo

 

[Dixiedoodle]

There is NOTHING better than homemade french fries for breakfast with cold ketchup!!! I also love potato sandwiches, sliced in the round and fried, place on bread with Kraft mayo---or mustard if you must and I drink iced sweet tea year round, 24/7!! I hate coffee.

Had to add my Mayo brand...LOL I hate DUKES, Miracle Whip, Heilman's

 

[Wildsky]

Quote:

I sprinkle curry powder, salt and a dash of vinegar on citrus fruit and then mix it up and eat it with a spoon.

(Now I have to go mix some up)