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George2615
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Twizzlers and other brands sell pull and peel shoelace licorice also avail. at WW.
Eating in the 50's
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Twizzlers and other brands sell pull and peel shoelace licorice also avail. at WW.
Inspector507
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I remember eating fried cornmeal mush with syrup. I also accompanied Mom to the local dairy farmer for fresh milk, in gallon jugs. She had him dip off a couple of jugs of cream to make butter. One dinner that we had often was beef tongue, which I never did acquire a taste for. One special meal was beef liver and onions. Occasionally I see it in a restaurant now and then, but not often. Of course everything we grew was canned. Since we raised hogs the freezer was always full.
Leejohn
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We drink fresh milk and I make butter some times. BTY I'm dranking some of that good old milk right now. And another thing I still eat polk.
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TomSeller
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When milking the cows the cats would come by and want me to squirt a stream of milk their way. Talk about fresh milk. I also filled their bowls mixed with dry dog food. Between that and keeping the mice and snake population down, it made for the great barn cats.
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Yes I did the same, but sure didn't have any money for dry dog food. I don't think the cat would of got any chance at all if it had milk in it, we would be eating it.
