Re: Repost: Not your mother's grilled cheese

On 12/8/2024 5:59 AM, gm wrote:

On Sun, 8 Dec 2024 11:35:08 +0000, BryanGSimmons wrote:
 

Another post that didn't show up.
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This is *not* a "grilled cheese" made with process cheese, Wonder bread
and margarine, like my mother used to make back in the '60s and '70s.  I
can understand folks being nostalgic for many aspects of their youth,
but I certainly don't miss the food.  When I was a kid, avocado was a
hue of green that was popular for kitchen appliances.  It wasn't until I
was 7 that I even knew that it was a fruit, and I doubt that I ever saw
one outside of a picture in a book until I was much older.  Now we can
buy them at any supermarket.
https://photos.app.goo.gl/W1bGSyDQwzLSVtbn9

  Very nice sammiches..>
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Turkey cut off of a turkey, Swiss cheese, lots of butter and this bread. https://www.walmart.com/ip/Brownberry-Natural-Wheat-Bread-24-oz/10449439 That bread is also great for hearty French toast and PBJs, and just toasted and buttered.  Those things are for my wife though.  No bread for me.

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And BTW, down in Oz where Miss Bruce The Worthless lives, "avocado" is a
derogatory slang term to describe homosexuals...
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I wonder if there will ever be a retro trend where they make kitchen appliances in avocado green.

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PS:  Bryan how is your knee doing, IIRC you mentioned it being painful a
whiles back...
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It never really hurts anymore, but sometimes feels weird.  Losing a boatload of weight seemed to help a lot.  I went back to hardcore low carbing a few days ago.  I need to lose the 5-7 pounds I put on since May, plus about 8-10 more.  I figure that every June I'm going to gain some weight because that's cherry season, and dark sweet cherries are one of the things I love most in life.

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