Are casseroles trashy?
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Anonymous
| They gross me out. |
Anonymous
| People who ask if something is trashy are the only things that are trashy. |
Anonymous
| I love one-dish meals. Trashy would be something made with junk food. If your dish is relatively healthy and nutritious, then it's not trashy. |
Anonymous
| I love casseroles and don’t really care if others think they are trashy! |
Anonymous
| Some are delicious. Don’t limit yourself. |
Anonymous
Yes x 1000 |
Anonymous
That and people who constantly use the word “gross” and then there was the “eww” poster as well. |
Anonymous
| Nothing better than a good casserole! |
Anonymous
| A casserole can be classy. |
Anonymous
| I’m making a Pioneer Woman casserole tonight. Mmm-mmm, with this rainy weather and the fact that is officially October, I can’t wait. Halloween decorations went up today, casserole for dinner, leaves changing and deliciously gray and gloomy outside. Love it! |
Anonymous
Care to share the recipe you’re making? |
Anonymous
Recipe, please? We have the crockpot going for chili today. Yesterday we made turkey noodle soup in the crockpot. |
Anonymous
https://www.thepioneerwoman.com/food-cooking/recipes/a11738/sour-cream-noodle-bake/ Feel free to come at me! I eat up “you’re trashy” comments. It’s part of my enjoyment of all things autumnal, cozy, gloomy, hearty, winter, etc. I’ve come into my time today and…don’t! Stop! Me! Now… |
Anonymous
Preach! |
Anonymous
| I love casseroles but get that some people think anything with a can of condensed soup or a block or cream cheese is trashy. My DH included. This doesn’t stop me and he always eats too much of them. |