Storms food and drink game
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Originally Posted by beckyboo
spinach
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Originally Posted by beckyboo
melba toast
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Tarte au Citron
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Originally Posted by beckyboo
neopolitan ice cream
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Originally Posted by yonk
mace
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Originally Posted by Butch Cassidy
egg mcmuffin
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Originally Posted by yonk
nutmeg
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Originally Posted by willmore
eggplant
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Originally Posted by Hangman
Tamale
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Originally Posted by Butch Cassidy
extra helpings please (
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Need these after.


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Originally Posted by Hangman
With lots of salsa and jalapeno peppers.
Need these after.



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Originally Posted by yonk
Sally Lunn
This rich, slightly sweet yeast bread was brought to the Colonies from England and subsequently became a favorite in the South. There are several tales as to its origin, the most popular being that Sally Lunn, an 18th-century woman from Bath, England, created this delicate cakelike bread in her tiny bakery for her prominent patrons' tea parties. Those original Sally Lunns were baked as large buns, split horizontally and slathered with thick CLOTTED CREAM.
This rich, slightly sweet yeast bread was brought to the Colonies from England and subsequently became a favorite in the South. There are several tales as to its origin, the most popular being that Sally Lunn, an 18th-century woman from Bath, England, created this delicate cakelike bread in her tiny bakery for her prominent patrons' tea parties. Those original Sally Lunns were baked as large buns, split horizontally and slathered with thick CLOTTED CREAM.

Im intrigued, so to compare to something in canada they would be like a cream filled pastery sort of thing?
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Originally Posted by willmore
Im intrigued, so to compare to something in canada they would be like a cream filled pastery sort of thing?
Thats probably the closet thing.




