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When I was a kid, we were poor and sometimes there wasnt a very big variety of food...... my specialty was mustard sugar sandwiches!
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:o Hmmm, interesting! So how did you make them -- did you mix prepared mustard with sugar and then spread it on bread?

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Here's my recipe........
GOURMET MUSTARD SUGAR SANDWICHES:
two slices of bread (any kind will do)
a squirt of mustard (spread on bread)
sprinkle sugar on top
Enjoy!

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hey girl know about the poor thing. My speciality was Ketchup or Mayo sandwiches if I was lucky once in a while we would have cheese to go on it.

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Ok here is my tale. as a teenager I worked on a bus route. My senior year me and David Mallinak had to swallow a live goldfish if our bus hit a certian number. I think over 200. Anyway swallowing the live goldfish wasn't too bad, boy could you feel it flip a time or too in your stomache :D

Anything for the Buskids! Boy I would love to hear Pastor J Voegtlin do that for his route. I wander if he has the guts for it :?:

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Anyway swallowing the live goldfish wasn't too bad, boy could you feel it flip a time or too in your stomache :D
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Eeeeeeeeeewwwwwwww!

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Speaking of ketchup and mayo, a mixture of that (about 2 parts mayo to one part ketchup) makes a really good dip for fries. :D In fact, at some McDonald's restaurants they actually package this and offer it to customers as "Fry Sauce".

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Honey mustard is also great on fries!
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Mmmmmm, yes, that too sounds yummy! Another good combo is ranch dressing with seasoned fries (curly or straight)! :D

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Speaking of ketchup and mayo, a mixture of that (about 2 parts mayo to one part ketchup) makes a really good dip for fries. :D
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A variation to that: BBQ sauce and mayo....good stuff!

But nothing beats fries dipped in a milkshake....any flavor! :D

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A variation to that: BBQ sauce and mayo....good stuff!
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Thanks for the tip, Becky! That [b][i]does[/i][/b] sound tasty! I'll have to try that sometime! :D

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But nothing beats fries dipped in a milkshake....any flavor!
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:shock:

Yep, you're havin' a baby allright! :wink: :D

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Okay, when I was little, I ate butter. Plain unsalted butter. I loved the butter patties they had a restaurants. What's even stranger still is all five of my younger siblings did the same thing. Now we have a two year old living in our house with her mom and guess what she's been reaching for at the dinner table?

your buttered-up sister in Christ, Elizabeth

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Okay, when I was little, I ate butter. Plain unsalted butter.
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Hey, my younger sister used to eat plain unsalted butter too! :D Wonderful stuff! Of course, I love it best on toast (esp. Ezekiel sprouted-grain bread :D ). Wow, another butter-eater!! :D

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