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[Bird]

</font><font color="blue" class="small">( what's a 'beenee weenie' )</font>

I thought everyone carried beanie weenies on fishing and camping trips. /forums/images/graemlins/wink.gif Usually come in small pop top cans (no opener needed), same beans as in pork and beans, but with chunks of weiners in it, and good hot or cold.

 

[PineRidge]

Well Bird you got me on that one too. I never even heard of beanie weenies and I have been fishing many, many times.

 

[Gary_in_Indiana]

<font color="blue"> "Can't remember where, but i saw a picture that showed the hood up on car and the owner had rigged up a cooker that was plumbed into the exhaust so that the hott exhaust gasses circulated around a chamber that had a cooking pot in it. They cooked all kinds of things in it." </font>

I think I've seen something like that on 'Handyman Corner' on The Red Green Show. "Just remember...If the women don't find you handsome they should at least find you handy." /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif

 

[JerryG]

<font color="blue">I thought everyone carried beanie weenies on fishing and camping trips.</font>
Me to Bird. They have been around for as long as I can remember. Maybe they are just a southern thing. /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif

 

[nitroxn]

Never EVER go ATV riding or off doing a job without beenie weenie's and crackers!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Never can tell when ya may get hungry.............LOL



Curtis

 

[KiotiJohn]

Beenie Weenies. Take off your hat when you talk about this. My dad introduced me to those about 30 years ago or more. But then, he made them himself. It was years later that I found them ready made in cans. Great to take anywhere and like Bird said, good hot or cold. Don't leave home without 'em. John

 

[DAP]

Beenie Weenies is a new one on this yankee.

Best to drive ALONE that day methinks.

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[Freds]

Same here. I have had hot dogs in beans, but I didn't know you could buy them this way complete with the pop-top lid.

 

[MaineGuy]

Hey Guys, I just couldn't stay out of this one any longer. I was born in Kentucky and I also grew up on Beanie Weenies. But, my wife (born in Ohio) had never heard of them untill we met. She loves them now. We moved to Maine and have introduced Beanie Weenies to the neighbors, One of them has nick named my wife Beanie Weenie. She bakes them with the molasses, brown sugar and onions. Mmmm Good.

David

 

[DAP]

Round here, we call em "Tube Steaks and Whistle Berrys".

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