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Captain Hygiene posted:I dunno, I guess I can't say for sure since I haven't had aspic, but savory gelatin never sounds attractive. All I can think is "or, I could just throw the salmon on the grill and know I'm getting something good I've had a couple of things like that loaf, and the difficulty is that the gelatine has to be juuust right. If it's too set, it's rubbery and disgusting, if it's not set enough, it will collapse. Done with plenty of skill and practice, they can be very light and refreshing on a hot day.
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Going to the store for a fresh fillet of salmon wasn't really contemporary with the mass popularity of the rendered ground bone meal of our four legged foes. A can of salmon would be, probably not a talking point, but certainly an acceptably fancy fixture to stick into your aspic.
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Captain Hygiene posted:I didn't think to mention that, it's the sauce. Sour cream plus some green pepper, chives, and parsley. Gotta have something to spice it up besides cucumber!
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My pizza is the best https://x.com/footyscran/status/1780333015840788995?s=46
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Those things were all over big family dinners, pot lucks, and church do's when I was a kid. I didn't like them much. Not being excited for jellied mystery salads was the 70s version of a kid being a picky eater. Pros: Easy to chew. Usually chewing was completely optional. If this doesn't sound like a pro to you, I assume you still have all your teeth. My grandparents both had dentures in their 40s. No idea what the heck was happening to teeth back then, but a not-very-old lady bragging "see these teeth, all my own" was a toothbrush commercial on tv all the time. Easy to prepare ahead and easy to transport. Got a pot luck tomorrow? Throw some random crap in hoof juice the night before. Somehow seen as fancier than just making a plate of sandwiches.
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TV Zombie posted:My pizza is the best You're not supposed to eat random demolition site debris, put it back.
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Facebook Aunt posted:Those things were all over big family dinners, pot lucks, and church do's when I was a kid. I didn't like them much. Not being excited for jellied mystery salads was the 70s version of a kid being a picky eater. Flouridated water and toothpaste didn't become common/mandatory until mid century. Plus maybe access to dental care?
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Shooting Blanks posted:Flouridated water and toothpaste didn't become common/mandatory until mid century. Plus maybe access to dental care? True. So while "jellied slurry" isn't attractive to us, I can see why it might have been to many people in those decades.
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George Washington had dental problems his whole life (no wooden teeth though, just ivory and reclaimed teeth) And he owned an ice house and is said to had enjoyed ice-cream because it is soft.
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By popular demand posted:George Washington had dental problems his whole life (no wooden teeth though, just ivory and reclaimed teeth) it's soft, and yet it goes hard, strange.
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Shooting Blanks posted:Flouridated water and toothpaste didn't become common/mandatory until mid century. Plus maybe access to dental care? Also basically everyone smoked and the average person drank more both of which can do a number on your teeth. quote="By popular demand" post="538983869"] George Washington had dental problems his whole life (no wooden teeth though, just ivory and reclaimed teeth) . [/quote] "Reclaimed" by pulling them out of the mouths of any of his slaves that had decent teeth. The myth of wooden teeth survives because it's quaint and cute. The truth of a mix of elephant bike and actual human teeth forcibly pulled from the mouths of people you own is less so. FreudianSlippers has a new favorite as of 22:12 on Apr 16, 2024 |
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FreudianSlippers posted:If ya can't get fresh salmon.þ at least get smoked or cured salmon. This typo is a real thorn in my side
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Facebook Aunt posted:Those things were all over big family dinners, pot lucks, and church do's when I was a kid. I didn't like them much. Not being excited for jellied mystery salads was the 70s version of a kid being a picky eater. My grandmother (born 1912) had all her teeth removed in her twenties, and never knew why. Spent nearly her whole life having to deal with a mouthful of dentures 
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Pookah posted:My grandmother (born 1912) had all her teeth removed in her twenties, and never knew why. Spent nearly her whole life having to deal with a mouthful of dentures There were some in the early 20th century who thought that removing the teeth could help with mental illness.... https://allthatsinteresting.com/henry-cotton
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Also if you have poor access to dentistry it's easier to get them all yanked at once while you've got one and then not have to worry about them afterwards.
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I had the same kind of thought when one of my wisdom teeth cracked in half. Just take all four of the fuckers out in one procedure so I never have to think about them again.
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Would. And nice of them to include a splash guard, that's just good manners.
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RuBisCO posted:Perfect, I was looking for something to pair with my 
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Pookah posted:My grandmother (born 1912) had all her teeth removed in her twenties, and never knew why. Spent nearly her whole life having to deal with a mouthful of dentures A great aunt of mine, also born around that year had all her teeth removed as a young adult because they thought it would help her rheumatism.
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cult_hero posted:There were some in the early 20th century who thought that removing the teeth could help with mental illness.... axolotl farmer posted:A great aunt of mine, also born around that year had all her teeth removed as a young adult because they thought it would help her rheumatism. "If in doubt, whip em out" - early 20th cent medical advice on teeth.
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Pookah posted:"If in doubt, whip em out" - early 20th cent medical advice on teeth. It's true though. For a while there they were real eager to rip out everybody's appendix, with only the danger of infection stopping them from doing it all the time. Tonsils too. As a kid in the 70s I had several bouts of tonsillitis, and the doctors said if it happened one more time they'd take 'em out. Tonsillitis isn't dangerous, just annoying. But lets do a surgery about it. (My mom and her siblings all had theirs out as kids.)
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Facebook Aunt posted:Tonsils too. As a kid in the 70s I had several bouts of tonsillitis, and the doctors said if it happened one more time they'd take 'em out. Tonsillitis isn't dangerous, just annoying. But lets do a surgery about it. (My mom and her siblings all had theirs out as kids.) It was a plot by big ice cream to increase sales
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Facebook Aunt posted:Tonsils too. As a kid in the 70s I had several bouts of tonsillitis, and the doctors said if it happened one more time they'd take 'em out. Tonsillitis isn't dangerous, just annoying. But lets do a surgery about it. (My mom and her siblings all had theirs out as kids.) Mine were taken out in the mid/late ‘80s as a gambit against all the ear infections I was having. Let me tell you, it did not help, the several frequencies of tinnitus I have in both ears—that shouldn’t loving happen—is a testament to that.
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The Saddest Rhino posted:https://twitter.com/yakabikaj/status/1780601741832306804?t=bRObD99VtHcrHJ-DgRbr-g&s=19 I Circassian, I play joke I serve honey of dad's cock
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According to my grandfather, his whole Navy ship had their tonsils removed at once during WW2, just so it wouldn't be an issue later. Two medics were competing to see which could surgically remove the most tonsils in a day, so gramps made drat sure to be the first in line before they got sloppy.
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The Saddest Rhino posted:https://twitter.com/yakabikaj/status/1780601741832306804?t=bRObD99VtHcrHJ-DgRbr-g&s=19 "Pimp of an infidel" is entering the ol' vernacular.
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That guy has got a drat way with words I tell u what. The translator clearly had their share of fun but a lot of the spirit has got to be there in the original
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DJ Fuckboy Supreme posted:I was not expecting corpse crotch honey That's a thread title I'd click
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DJ Fuckboy Supreme posted:I was not expecting corpse crotch honey Who even pays you to DJ you old fossil?! Your musicological awareness is lacking.
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please Anti Food Porn/Horrible Food: I was not expecting corpse crotch honey
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*Fred Schneider voice*DJ Fuckboy Supreme posted:I was not expecting corpse crotch honey
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RuBisCO posted:Perfect, I was looking for something to pair with my Ignoring the unfortunate naming (which is still pretty tame for a japanese chain), Jack in the Donuts might be horrible *for* you, but other than that it doesn't belong here. Their crème brûlée filled donut wrapped in a crêpe is a triumph of culinary madness.
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fezball posted:crème brûlée filled donut wrapped in a crêpe This sentence would fully kill a Frenchman
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