Liver and Onions

Gilligan

#*! boat!
PREMO Member
So I generously offer to bring a tuna casserole and some cold Coronas to a company employee luncheon sometime this week. SGI responded that he'll be unable to attend due to an impending case of ROC*



*Rapid Onset COVID
 

Sneakers

Just sneakin' around....
Seems a number of you had spam in the house growing up. It was never in my house. The first time I ever had spam was on a camping trip just a few years ago.
 

vraiblonde

Board Mommy
PREMO Member
Patron
Never really had a problem with spam as long as it’s fried good.

I remember liking it as a kid but I bought some as an adult and it was disgusting. Spaghetti-Os same. Many of the foods I liked as a child haven't stood the test of time.
 

Gilligan

#*! boat!
PREMO Member
Seems a number of you had spam in the house growing up. It was never in my house. The first time I ever had spam was on a camping trip just a few years ago.
We still keep Spam in the kitchen. Fried, for breakfast with eggs, or chopped in little cubes to go in the mac n cheese for dinner.
 

LightRoasted

If I may ...
For your consideration ...


:mad:

My mom used to make calf brains when I was a kid. :twitch: I learned at a very young age that I could go without eating a lot longer than my mom could stand to see me not eat. Liver and onions was good for 3 days before she finally threw it out and fixed me a PBJ.


Back in the day, the 80's, while spending some time in Hertford, a then one stop light town south of Elizabeth City North Carolina where you really could find the police at the doughnut shop or deli, their grocery stores had near every part of the cow in their meat section, including brains. Of which I never bought, nor ever ate.
 

gemma_rae

Well-Known Member
I ate Spam sandwiches the first 18 years of my work life.

It didn't matter if it +100 degrees in the truck or -30, fried Spam was fried Spam, always the same.
 
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