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springparrot wrote:
I don't like cornbread

You don't eat seafood, either. It's your West Texas raising!

We love you, anyway. And . . . you MIGHT like my cornbread. It's made many a supper guest weak in the knees.

creeky wrote:

springparrot wrote:
I don't like cornbread

me either .... you are not alone ....

(have we gone off topic? )

hijacked another one

East Texas Parrothead wrote:

springparrot wrote:
I don't like cornbread

You don't eat seafood, either. It's your West Texas raising!

We love you, anyway. And . . . you MIGHT like my cornbread. It's made many a supper guest weak in the knees.

It's a texture thing....I prefer hot yeast rolls

springparrot wrote:

East Texas Parrothead wrote:

springparrot wrote:
I don't like cornbread

You don't eat seafood, either. It's your West Texas raising!

We love you, anyway. And . . . you MIGHT like my cornbread. It's made many a supper guest weak in the knees.

It's a texture thing....I prefer hot yeast rolls

yep, I have tried it and agree with you on the texture..
Same reason I dont like brocolli or cauliflower - the texture.

dont mind it in soup - as is not the taste that is the problem.

I dont eat muffins either - I want to choke if I even think of eating one ...

springparrot wrote:

East Texas Parrothead wrote:

springparrot wrote:
I don't like cornbread

You don't eat seafood, either. It's your West Texas raising!

We love you, anyway. And . . . you MIGHT like my cornbread. It's made many a supper guest weak in the knees.

It's a texture thing....I prefer hot yeast rolls

I still might change your mind. This is good stuff.

ESPECIALLY WITH ICED, SWEET TEA. (Back on topic.)

East Texas Parrothead wrote:

springparrot wrote:

East Texas Parrothead wrote:

springparrot wrote:
I don't like cornbread

You don't eat seafood, either. It's your West Texas raising!

We love you, anyway. And . . . you MIGHT like my cornbread. It's made many a supper guest weak in the knees.

It's a texture thing....I prefer hot yeast rolls

I still might change your mind. This is good stuff.

ESPECIALLY WITH ICED, SWEET TEA. (Back on topic.)

ack!!!

I rarely drink hot tea (not supposed to have caffeine - sends me loopy!) .. but if I do ... with just a really light dash of milk, and a teaspoon of honey

I am more a hot chocolate girl - with pink marshmallows

East Texas Parrothead wrote:

springparrot wrote:

East Texas Parrothead wrote:

springparrot wrote:
I don't like cornbread

You don't eat seafood, either. It's your West Texas raising!

We love you, anyway. And . . . you MIGHT like my cornbread. It's made many a supper guest weak in the knees.

It's a texture thing....I prefer hot yeast rolls

I still might change your mind. This is good stuff.

ESPECIALLY WITH ICED, SWEET TEA. (Back on topic.)

I can drink sweet tea and used to all the time when I was younger, but now IF I drink tea, I like it w/o sugar.

How do you think a Southern Belle/Bow Head makes it through all those hot, steamy, humid nights with her honor in tact?

She sends her beau home for a cold shower and she has glass after glass after glass after glass of iced, sweet tea.

East Texas Parrothead wrote:How do you think a Southern Belle/Bow Head makes it through all those hot, steamy, humid nights with her honor in tact?

She sends her beau home for a cold shower and she has glass after glass after glass after glass of iced, sweet tea.

I didnt have any honor to keep in tact .... so I didnt need iced tea ...

however.. I did manage to keep my honour in tact

(and it is HOt and Humid here .. but the iced thing has never taken off here)

East Texas Parrothead wrote:How do you think a Southern Belle/Bow Head makes it through all those hot, steamy, humid nights with her honor in tact?

She sends her beau home for a cold shower and she has glass after glass after glass after glass of iced, sweet tea.

I thought she drank Dr. Pepper

I live in the South where there is "Tea" and "Unsweet Tea". What do you think?

springparrot wrote:

East Texas Parrothead wrote:How do you think a Southern Belle/Bow Head makes it through all those hot, steamy, humid nights with her honor in tact?

She sends her beau home for a cold shower and she has glass after glass after glass after glass of iced, sweet tea.

I thought she drank Dr. Pepper

Common soda water? I think not. Tea . . .brewed, steeped and sugared while hot . . . then allowed to cool.

We used a lot of ice in our house when I hit about 16. . . . and tea, too!

East Texas Parrothead wrote:

springparrot wrote:

East Texas Parrothead wrote:How do you think a Southern Belle/Bow Head makes it through all those hot, steamy, humid nights with her honor in tact?

She sends her beau home for a cold shower and she has glass after glass after glass after glass of iced, sweet tea.

I thought she drank Dr. Pepper

Common soda water? I think not. Tea . . .brewed, steeped and sugared while hot . . . then allowed to cool.

We used a lot of ice in our house when I hit about 16. . . . and tea, too!

Nope...Dr. Pepper, made in Texas!
I used to drink gallons of it.

Made in Waco. But, not really old enough to be a tradition. Iced Tea and Lemon Cokes. . . . .now there's a tradition that goes back to the beginning of the South . . . or at least since 1886.

springparrot wrote:

East Texas Parrothead wrote:How do you think a Southern Belle/Bow Head makes it through all those hot, steamy, humid nights with her honor in tact?

She sends her beau home for a cold shower and she has glass after glass after glass after glass of iced, sweet tea.

I thought she drank Dr. Pepper

She drank my dentist? Now THAT is weird

East Texas Parrothead wrote:Made in Waco. But, not really old enough to be a tradition. Iced Tea and Lemon Cokes. . . . .now there's a tradition that goes back to the beginning of the South . . . or at least since 1886.

Lemon Cokes???
ewwwwwwwwwwwwww

springparrot wrote:

East Texas Parrothead wrote:Made in Waco. But, not really old enough to be a tradition. Iced Tea and Lemon Cokes. . . . .now there's a tradition that goes back to the beginning of the South . . . or at least since 1886.

Lemon Cokes???
ewwwwwwwwwwwwww

OMG. Don't tell me you've never had a LEMON Coke? What did you drink up in the panhandle???????

East Texas Parrothead wrote:

springparrot wrote:

East Texas Parrothead wrote:Made in Waco. But, not really old enough to be a tradition. Iced Tea and Lemon Cokes. . . . .now there's a tradition that goes back to the beginning of the South . . . or at least since 1886.

Lemon Cokes???
ewwwwwwwwwwwwww

OMG. Don't tell me you've never had a LEMON Coke? What did you drink up in the panhandle???????

I guess Dr. Pepper and used to drink A&W

Well, dadgum. Dr. Pepper was first made in 1885. No marketing, though, so the belles of Atlanta had no way of knowing what their poor western cousins were drinking.

springparrot wrote:

East Texas Parrothead wrote:

springparrot wrote:

East Texas Parrothead wrote:Made in Waco. But, not really old enough to be a tradition. Iced Tea and Lemon Cokes. . . . .now there's a tradition that goes back to the beginning of the South . . . or at least since 1886.

Lemon Cokes???
ewwwwwwwwwwwwww

OMG. Don't tell me you've never had a LEMON Coke? What did you drink up in the panhandle???????

I guess Dr. Pepper and used to drink A&W

If you have had an A&W, you could down a Lemon Coke. De-yummy!