A pure celebration of foods others sneer at

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Anonymous wrote:Port wine cheddar
Andes mints
Cool Whip

You and I are meant to be friends. Who sneers at Port Wine Cheddar? Also, have you ever made homemade ice cream with the Andes mints?

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Anonymous wrote:Port wine cheddar
Andes mints
Cool Whip

Frozen Andes mints. Yum

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That snack where you mix rice Chex, corn Chex, pretzels, peanuts, butter, and Worcestershire sauce. And whatever substitutes for the long gone TidBits. Marybeth cheddar goldfish?

[Anonymous]

Beer cheese. Pimiento Cheese. Cheese balls.

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Spaghettios

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Tuna fish or chunks of cooked chicken breast cooked with cream of mushroom soup — served over biscuits or Eggo Waffles. A taste from my childhood.

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Anonymous wrote:Tater tots
That dip made with sausage, canned tomatoes, and cream cheese— with Fritos Scoops

Holy crap I could that dip with a spoon. It turns me feral.

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When I was a kid, my mom would always make a cornflake wreath around Christmas. She hasn’t done that in decades. Maybe I’ll ask her to make one for my kids for the nostalgia. Green teeth be damned!

https://mycasualpantry.com/cornflake-christmas-wreath/

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Anonymous wrote:Canned tomato soup
Takis
Lays limon chips
Tater tots
Coke with half and half mixed in

Wait. Back up. Coke with half and half? We call that Italian Soda in my family. Definitely not to be sneered at! Try it with some flavored syrup!

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McRib is Back!!!!!!!

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Anonymous wrote:When I was a kid, my mom would always make a cornflake wreath around Christmas. She hasn’t done that in decades. Maybe I’ll ask her to make one for my kids for the nostalgia. Green teeth be damned!

https://mycasualpantry.com/cornflake-christmas-wreath/

I have never heard of this! Thank you for sharing!

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Cabbage rolls with just link breakfast sausage as the stuffing. Served over mashed potatoes. The ultimate winter comfort food.

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Anonymous wrote:At Christmas my family always makes sausage balls with sausage, shredded cheese, and Bisquick. It's something I grew up with my mom making and we kept it up. They're delicious!

try making them with jiffy cornbread mix instead of bisquick. really good!

DP, but I will try it! The sausage balls are our Christmas morning tradition.

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Mac and cheese from a box.

I’ll eat the “real” kind, but I prefer the one from a box.

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I love mashed sweet potatoes with marshmallows on top and I don’t care how lowbrow it is!