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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Tell him if he wants to be southern, he will have to give up the scrapple, Lebanon bologna, and chow-chow. And no gravy on his chicken and waffles, your strictly a maple syrup-with-fried chicken-and-waffles family now. He may reconsider.[/quote] Wait, what? Scrapple is very Southern. At least, back in NC where I'm from, it's still very much on menus today. Not a thing of the past. Alas. [/quote] The origin of scrapple is Pennsylvania. [/quote] And? It's still eaten in the south, made in the south (as well as PA I'm sure) and on the menu in a lot of restaurants in the south. I've never seen it on a restaurant menu in the DMV which is much closer to, and I'd venture to say inhabited by more people from, Pennsylvania. Well, I think I've seen it on a menu at a supposed "southern-style diner" around here but that's it. PA and southern states can both claim it. One for origin, one for still consuming it in 2021....[/quote]
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