Text 36777, 54 rader
Skriven 2010-04-13 21:49:20 av Ruth Haffly (1:396/45.28)
  Kommentar till text 36730 av RUTH HANSCHKA (1:123/140)
Ärende: eggs & such
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Hi Ruth,

->  RH> I'd have dumped that too.  Maybe not the jar....

-> Jar was just a piece of cheap plastic, not worth saving.

 RH> Not even good for cleaning brushes.  Rats.

They have enough of that sort of junk around already; didn't need to add
to the heaps.


->  RH> I've never had grits, but I do have to admit red-eye gravy, sausage
->  RH> gravy, cheese grits, and the like sound like ideas I could get
 RH> behind.

-> Head south of the Mason-Dixon line and go out for breakfast at a halfway
-> decent place--that's what you'll get.  Same as we found out last year
-> that pork roll is a NJ breakfast staple.

 RH> It turns up here in Connecticut too, but you have to look.  It can
 RH> also be found in Pennsylvania without much of a problem, or could when
 RH> we used to make groceries in the Lancaster area.

I've not seen it around here so it must be limited pretty much to the
northeast.  Rare exceptions tho, we're seeing scrapple nation wide now.

->  RH> Not even close.  There are a few of those trucks around here

-> It's not Schwann's; this is an independant outfit.  My parents like it,
-> I guess because of the cnvenience.  I've not been impressed with
-> anything they've gotten--but it could be a problem with how it's
cooked -> too.

 RH> Exactly.  I've seen Schwann's trucks a few times; this is generally a
 RH> couple of Jamaican or hispanic guys selling out of the back of a van.
 RH> Not sure if they were permitted/legal or not, since I won't buy
 RH> flowers that way never mind food.

About that here too.  Here you might see someone selling "fresh"
seafood.  Fresh means right off the boat into your hands, not trucked up
from the coast last night and it's 5 pm & you see the sign..........


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Catch you later,
Ruth
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