What's for Dinner Tonight? - Page 8

berkeley · #71 06-09-2007, 05:45 PM

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Originally Posted by WordPreacher

No, but putting sugar in cornbread is a southern thang. Yankees are the ones that don't put sugar in their cornbread.

You said that "it's a souther thang" and that "ya'll wouldn't understand" when she expressly stated that she is from the south!!

#72 06-09-2007, 05:48 PM

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Originally Posted by Berkeley

You said that "it's a souther thang" and that "ya'll wouldn't understand" when she expressly stated that she is from the south!!

But she can't be from the south if she doesn't put sugar in her cornbread, because not putting sugar in her cornbread is a northern thing.

BTW, Everyone that I know from the south puts sugar in their cornbread.

berkeley · #73 06-09-2007, 05:53 PM

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Originally Posted by WordPreacher

But she can't be from the south if she doesn't put sugar in her cornbread, because not putting sugar in her cornbread is a northern thing.

#74 06-09-2007, 05:58 PM

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Originally Posted by Berkeley

I am being serious though, because the no sugar in cornbread thing is a northern thing.

BTW, people just need to take a chill pill and not get their bowels in a uproar.

Sherri · #75 06-09-2007, 08:16 PM

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Originally Posted by WordPreacher

But she can't be from the south if she doesn't put sugar in her cornbread, because not putting sugar in her cornbread is a northern thing.

BTW, Everyone that I know from the south puts sugar in their cornbread.

Man, I don't know where you've lived, but NO ONE in this area of the country puts sugar in the cornbread!!! It is bone dry and not a bit sweet in any restaurant or anyone's home. If anyone does put sugar in the cornbread, they know you are an import.

tamor · #76 06-09-2007, 08:18 PM

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Originally Posted by SarahElizabeth

Good grief!...I was born in the South. I live in the South. I don't put sugar in my cornbread. No one I know puts sugar in their cornbread!!

Me either, unless it's that Jiffy stuff that Sherri was talking about. Not in regular cornbread. And yes I'm from the south.

Sherri · #77 06-09-2007, 08:21 PM

For dinner tonight, I ate WAY too much stuff at the church picnic!!! I had one lady that kept saying, "I made this dessert for you because I know you like it" and another one: "Sherri, you're going to have to try this new dessert; I thought of you when I made it", and then my MIL slapped a Peter Paul Mounds brownie on my plate, wanting me to try one of hers. What's a body to do????? I didn't want to offend any of these dear ladies.

berkeley · #78 06-09-2007, 08:23 PM

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Originally Posted by Sherri

For dinner tonight, I ate WAY too much stuff at the church picnic!!! I had one lady that kept saying, "I made this dessert for you because I know you like it" and another one: "Sherri, you're going to have to try this new dessert; I thought of you when I made it", and then my MIL slapped a Peter Paul Mounds brownie on my plate, wanting me to try one of hers. What's a body to do????? I didn't want to offend any of these dear ladies.

You are fasting tomorrow!!!

#79 06-09-2007, 08:24 PM

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Originally Posted by Sherri

Man, I don't know where you've lived, but NO ONE in this area of the country puts sugar in the cornbread!!! It is bone dry and not a bit sweet in any restaurant or anyone's home. If anyone does put sugar in the cornbread, they know you are an import.

Tennessee is a yankee state.

rgcraig · #80 06-09-2007, 08:24 PM

Born and raised in Arkansas and live in TN now - - - no sugar in cornbread.