CowRocket
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I do enjoy a pumpkin latte while I eat a pumpkin spice doughnut on my way home to have some pumpkin pie and maybe pumpkin roll.
FOOD AGAIN!!!!!!
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ursen
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Punkin' it's not just for Halloween anymore.
Ok what goes best in a scrambled egg or omelette?
Ok what goes best in a scrambled egg or omelette?
CowRocket
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Cheese, 'nuf said
ursen
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Best candy and/or candy bar?
Kahiel
Active Member
Kit Krack.
Those minis they sell for Halloween are going to cut 10 years off the end of my life.
Those minis they sell for Halloween are going to cut 10 years off the end of my life.
ursen
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Reeses PB cups are near the top of the list, closely followed by Hershey's chocolate almond bars. Peanut M&Ms take their toll too when all else fails.
Kahiel
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Reeses PB and chocolate pumpkins, eggs and Christmas trees are fabulous.
CowRocket
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ursen
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For Election Day, apple pie.
ursen
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OK here we go, Thanksgiving is coming up, and I hope you have plans to help with a community dinner. Churches plan dinners to not overlap too much in our area, which give a great opportunity to fit at least one in your schedule. If you can't participate, maybe you can donate to it, items or cash, it all helps. With that in mind pretend you are a person, or family that depends on one of those dinners for your Thanksgiving meal, what would you like to see on the menu? Menu can also include kind words spoken true, a hug, or just genuine concern.
ursen
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Fruitcake!!
CowRocket
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no.
Kahiel
Active Member
Aleron
Eh?
I like the German style - stollen.
*Edit: My wife's homemade fruitcake is pretty awesome!
*Edit: My wife's homemade fruitcake is pretty awesome!
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Ember
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Yes to homemade like my grandma used to make.
ursen
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Mom used to make them and fill up a big (5 Gal?) stoneware jug with them. Wrap them in cheese cloth and soak them in brandy 2 months before they were needed. Amazing.
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ursen
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Favorite Christmas cookie(s).
CowRocket
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Is there any "Christmas cookie" that's not a sugar cookie?
ursen
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Speaking of cookies, we found a stash of cookies in the freezer from March that Mom had made before her death this past may. What a sweet and sad, yet wonderful treat.
Now for a question. Given a choice, would you have ham or turkey for your Christmas meal? Neither will cost you a dime, unless you are a vegan and want to substitute. We have a turkey in the freezer, and will be given a spiral cut ham, so despite our tradition of Swedish Meatballs and rice for Christmas Eve, we will have to fix one or the other somewhere in that time. Turkey or ham? Or go buy a Tofurkey or something.
Now for a question. Given a choice, would you have ham or turkey for your Christmas meal? Neither will cost you a dime, unless you are a vegan and want to substitute. We have a turkey in the freezer, and will be given a spiral cut ham, so despite our tradition of Swedish Meatballs and rice for Christmas Eve, we will have to fix one or the other somewhere in that time. Turkey or ham? Or go buy a Tofurkey or something.
Kahiel
Active Member
We have lagania for Christmas dinner. It's my wife's tradition. 