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(best thread of 2013 so far
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kv wrote:pine nuts are win
perkana wrote:pistachios and pinenuts
that makes me want one so much. sounds so goodJasper wrote: If I did the same thing but used Wonder Bread, grape jelly, and Skippy, it would probably make me gag.
I admit, even with all my foodie pretensions, I love Skippy on white bread. That shit is ridiculous. It's probably a cup of sugar.creep wrote:that makes me want one so much. sounds so goodJasper wrote: If I did the same thing but used Wonder Bread, grape jelly, and Skippy, it would probably make me gag.
Regardless, that high glycemic index bread is just going to convert to sugar anyway (I say as I'm throwing down alcohol).Adurentibus Spina wrote:I admit, even with all my foodie pretensions, I love Skippy on white bread. That shit is ridiculous. It's probably a cup of sugar.creep wrote:that makes me want one so much. sounds so goodJasper wrote: If I did the same thing but used Wonder Bread, grape jelly, and Skippy, it would probably make me gag.
My son had Skippy once...that was when we discovered he has a severe allergy to nuts of any kind...poor kid has never had PB&J and because we can't have nuts in the house I havent' had PB&J in YEARS... :cona:Adurentibus Spina wrote:I admit, even with all my foodie pretensions, I love Skippy on white bread. That shit is ridiculous. It's probably a cup of sugar.creep wrote:that makes me want one so much. sounds so goodJasper wrote: If I did the same thing but used Wonder Bread, grape jelly, and Skippy, it would probably make me gag.
You might say we've gone nuts...Essence_Smith wrote:WTF has happened to us???
That's kinda rude to say imo...I say pee-can...Artemis wrote:A co-worker once told me about a restaurant experience she had somewhere in the southern US(can't remember where at the moment). She decided to order some pecan pie. The way she pronounced it was 'peecan'. The waitress corrected her pronounciation this way: "a pee can is something you put under your bed. a pecan(pronounced p'khan) is what we put in our pies. "
Yes. I work with a gentleman from NOLA (born & bred) and he is always correcting the NY'ersArtemis wrote:A co-worker once told me about a restaurant experience she had somewhere in the southern US(can't remember where at the moment). She decided to order some pecan pie. The way she pronounced it was 'peecan'. The waitress corrected her pronounciation this way: "a pee can is something you put under your bed. a pecan(pronounced p'khan) is what we put in our pies. "