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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Spaghetti-Os!!!!  I was trying to explain it to my 16yo just the other day and she kept thinking I meant tomato soup with circular-shaped pasta in it.  I was like, “No, no! Not a soup! Like a pasta dish in a can.”  lol [/quote]

Oh my. Now you need to buy them and have a taste test with her. 
I have let my teens try tang, ovaltine, twinkies. They mostly hate everything. It's possible that my cooking is so much better but also that these things don't taste as good as I remember! 😂😂😂[/quote]

Twinkies are not the same.  [/quote]

Is it the Twinkies that changed? I used to love Ho-hos, but I bought some a few years back, and nope. Not delicious.

I made sloppy joes yesterday, before I saw this. I have a kid who loves them. Add a little fish sauce to bump up the umami.[/quote]

Oooh, that's a good hack! [b] I use Worcestershire sauce which is very similar.[/b] [/quote]

Worcestershire sauces is fish sauce. [/quote]

Worcestershire sauce is a sauce that contains fish.  Fish sauce is a specific Asian condiment.  [/quote]

Worcestershire sauce is a fish sauce. It is a sauce made from fermented fish. You think "fish sauce" is "a specific Asian condiment" because that is what Americans who know nothing of the diversity of condiments made from fermented fish think. [/quote]

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