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  1. #76

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    Yowsers! I'd forgotten about those. Some sweet syrup was inside and you were to spit out the wax. I think?

    Quote Originally Posted by Tammyb5 View Post
    Wax lips

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    Quote Originally Posted by Zacha341 View Post
    Yowsers! I'd forgotten about those. Some sweet syrup was inside and you were to spit out the wax. I think?
    Oh, you were supposed to spit the wax out?

  3. #78

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    The wax was flavored, like gum. You chewed it and then spit it out, like gum.
    The things with the sweet syrup inside were "Pop Bottles". You bit the top off, sucked out the 1/4 ounce of syrup and some chewed the wax and some tossed it out. Sometimes they came in tiny pop bottle carriers and had 4 colors/flavors: yellow, green, orange and red. I'm assuming lemon, lime, orange and cherry. They were called Nik-L-Nips
    Last edited by jcole; October-13-19 at 09:16 AM.

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    ^^^ Oh yes, now I get it. Remember Now-a-Laters wrapped candies? Still available but smaller. I loved the artificial bright yellow banana flavored.

    Known now as 'Anni-hi-lators' as they'll pull any filling out of your teeth!

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    Quote Originally Posted by jcole View Post
    I think Ed was my brother's boss, so...
    Yup. My buddy who still lives up in Rogers City confirmed it was Mr. Ed's IGA.

  6. #81

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    I just thought of another: Pork Rinds!

    Better Made makes the best. Just think, parts of the pig are those made from. Yet they are so light and fluffy. Used to love them!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Zacha341 View Post
    I just thought of another: Pork Rinds!

    Better Made makes the best. Just think, parts of the pig are those made from. Yet they are so light and fluffy. Used to love them!

    Remember the little packet of hot sauce that used to come inside the bag?

  8. #83

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    No I'd forgotten! YIKES!

  9. #84

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    The fact that you did not explains your ways! ----

    Quote Originally Posted by Honky Tonk View Post
    Oh, you were supposed to spit the wax out?

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    Quote Originally Posted by gumby View Post
    Yup. My buddy who still lives up in Rogers City confirmed it was Mr. Ed's IGA.
    I thought so; had fun times up there.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Zacha341 View Post
    I just thought of another: Pork Rinds!

    Better Made makes the best. Just think, parts of the pig are those made from. Yet they are so light and fluffy. Used to love them!
    In New Mexico we call them chicharrones. I loved them then and love them now. Extra Hot & Spicy!!!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Zacha341 View Post
    The fact that you did not explains your ways! ----

    FINALLY! 7 posts and 2 days later....

  13. #88

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    ^Sniffles... I knew I was being less than attentive. Glad I've redeemed myself!
    Last edited by Zacha341; October-14-19 at 11:36 AM.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Honky Tonk View Post
    Remember the little packet of hot sauce that used to come inside the bag?
    pork rinds, chicarrones, big down here in South FL with the Latinos. Local store has 3 different brands. But if not marked "hot", bring your own hot sauce.

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    When I was young my father used to slaughter 1/2 pig and make "meats" out it... such as Head Cheese... a disgusting European delicacy that I mercifully never sampled.

    When we were young my siblings and I used to call it "Pig Jello", and we'd stay a mile away when my parents ate it. I'm sure it's probably not good or you... once you read the ingredients.

    https://www.wisegeek.com/what-is-head-cheese.htm

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    Quote Originally Posted by Gistok View Post
    When I was young my father used to slaughter 1/2 pig and make "meats" out it... such as Head Cheese... a disgusting European delicacy that I mercifully never sampled.

    When we were young my siblings and I used to call it "Pig Jello", and we'd stay a mile away when my parents ate it. I'm sure it's probably not good or you... once you read the ingredients.

    https://www.wisegeek.com/what-is-head-cheese.htm
    So gross!. Never tasted it, never will.

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    I've had 'Hog Head Cheese' as it was called in my neighborhood.

    Maybe in early 80's... Never again. Just congealed junk.

    I've NEVER had chitterlins [[sp?), never will.

    But had my parents made them I would have. But they did not. THANKFULLY!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Zacha341 View Post
    I've had 'Hog Head Cheese' as it was called in my neighborhood.

    Maybe in early 80's... Never again. Just congealed junk.


    I've NEVER had chitterlins [[sp?), never will.

    But had my parents made them I would have. But they did not. THANKFULLY!

    I always wondered how can you tell when chitterlings are clean.

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    Mouth watering Cafe du Monde beignets!

    Does anyone make those in Detroit?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Zacha341 View Post
    I've had 'Hog Head Cheese' as it was called in my neighborhood.

    Maybe in early 80's... Never again. Just congealed junk.

    I've NEVER had chitterlins [[sp?), never will.

    But had my parents made them I would have. But they did not. THANKFULLY!
    I tried them once. They taste worse than they smell. Never again.

  21. #96

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    swizzle sticks. lemon heads. Mike & Ike. Now & Laters.
    I never "got" the appeal of Sno Caps. anyone else?
    Butterfinger candy bar. Whatchamacallit.

    I can't eat sliders like I once did. I once could eat six in a row, but no more.

    I look up the calorie count of various things at restaurants nowadays and I'm blown away. Just for the coffee-beverage industry alone: wow.
    When I was a kid I liked "blizzards" from Dairy Queen. I look at the calorie counts now, and it's just so depressing. I haven't had one in I don't know how many years.

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    Like trying to remove quills from a porcupine I would imagine. No way to verify 100%... only hope for clean-er I suppose. No thank you.

    Rather than spending hours cleaning hog fecal guts, I prefer slicing and cutting fruit for my juicer.

    That's a pain too [[especially the clean up)!! But far healthier results!

    Quote Originally Posted by Former_Detroiter View Post

    I always wondered how can you tell when chitterlings are clean.
    Last edited by Zacha341; October-15-19 at 02:43 PM.

  23. #98

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    I want one/ some now!

    Quote Originally Posted by Jimaz View Post
    Mouth watering Cafe du Monde beignets!

    Does anyone make those in Detroit?

  24. #99

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    After all of these yucky posts of disgusting food... here's something I have had many times, but it's probably not good for you... but when you taste it... who cares?!

    Black Forest Kirsch Torte....
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    Looks heavenly ----!

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