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Gastronomic Firestorm Beginning
AdamsQuailHunter
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Seems like every time I post something about anything edible, I ignite an epicurious or gastronomic firestorm. Well, here we go again. At the Dollar Tree store the was packages of "Brim's Old Fashioned Seasoned Pork Cracklin Dippers" - 'fried out pork fat with attached skin'. They are like the old fashioned 'cracklins' the my grandmother used to make - but hers' were not seasoned.
You don't want to try them if you have temporary crowns or dentures. And they are 'highly' seasoned and may be out of your comfort range. I believe they might be suitable for making 'cracklin cornbread'.
Brimhall Foods Company, Inc. - P. O. 34185 - Bartlett, TN 38184-0185 - www.brimsnacks.com
Best Regards - AQH
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AQH, has Ken or yosh hacked your account?
I'm sure I would love those things, but...
I'm also sure none of my doctors would approve. The trials and tribulations of an upper septuagenarian.
They sound good. I will look for them next I’m in town. As far as Ken hacking your account, don’t hold yer breath….
Sorry, I am not buying any meat products at the dollar tree store or any of the similar outfits.
And fiery auto crashes
Some will die in hot pursuit
While sifting through my ashes
Some will fall in love with life
And drink it from a fountain
That is pouring like an avalanche
Coming down the mountain
I once found deep fried pig feet/ankle at Chualar convenience store. The skin was stupid crunchy which cracked a molar. Actually the molar I recently had pulled. Kind a silly spending money on something fixed only to be removed only after few years. Anyways I don't dare try anything harder than Chicharron Con Carne (deep fried pork skin with meat) from Santa Fe these days and I'm even careful with that.
Now that bag looks like pretty much any ol' bag of pork rinds.