So, I’m torn here. Read more
So, I’m torn here. Read more
These sandwiches defined my childhood. They were a big treat that I always welcomed in my lunchbox. Especially when paired with pretzels. Mmmmmmm. Read more
You New England folks are weird. Read more
Ate this fucking sandwich every day from ages 5 through 10. Never got sick of it and never consented to its removal from my lunchtime menu. Read more
I was singing the song well before I reached the youtube link or lyrics in this article. Aaaand, now it’s stuck in my head for the rest of the week. Read more
Monsters. Read more
Or you could buy Amish peanut butter spread, which contains both peanut butter and marshmallow fluff. Read more
This makes me laugh. My mother is a “food sensitivity” loon and has been since I was a kid. At the beginning, late 80s in New England, CT to be specific, it began with yeast and mold and fungus and sugar. She used to blame everything on sugar, but only if she knew I was consuming it. At one point she blamed a box of… Read more
I’m from New England and we were occasionally allowed Fluffernutters. I think it was my mom’s way of making up for all the tuna. The Fluff makes a pretty decent fudge too, and was almost always prepared at Christmastime. I still make one from time to time. #comfortfood Read more
And Ilana - triple-point value to your recipe for excluding raisins.
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Kugel (rhymes with bugle) Read more