Favorite things

gotta go · Nov 19, 2011

I found one of my favorite things at the store today and it got me to thinking of the posts that have been here over the years about products that have become faves. With this being the season of giving I thought it might be fun to see what others like.
The one I found back on the shelves today was at Meijers. They have Cranberry/White Chocolate Chip cookies in the bakery. Num...num

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Anyone else fans of the Aloe infused footies?

The flocked hangers?

scottm4211 · Nov 19, 2011

Lyles Golden Syrup. On toast omg

gotta go · Nov 19, 2011

scottm4211 said:
Lyles Golden Syrup. On toast omg

Never heard of it. My secret vice is Karo, is Lyles anywhere close?

Freightdawg · Nov 19, 2011

I grew up on Karo syrup on cornbread! Yum, Yum. We did switch back and forth between light and dark for variety!

scottm4211 · Nov 19, 2011

gotta go said:
Never heard of it. My secret vice is Karo, is Lyles anywhere close?

Not sure. It's British. We get weird stuff like that in Canada

tenntrucker · Nov 19, 2011

Freightdawg said:
I grew up on Karo syrup on cornbread! Yum, Yum. We did switch back and forth between light and dark for variety!

Mix Karo with butter over a hot biscuit also mighty fine eating!

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Dakota · Nov 20, 2011

Nutella on toast, Ovaltine, baked bean in tomato sauce, thick sliced bacon and scrambled eggs for breakfast
Can't forget the Bailey's and Coffee

Moot · Nov 20, 2011

Rose's Key Lime marmalade on an English muffin. Its a British thing but this Minnesotan likes it, ya, you betcha.

Dakota · Nov 20, 2011

Moot said:
Rose's Key Lime marmalade on an English muffin. Its a British thing but this Minnesotan likes it, ya, you betcha.

Love orange marmalade, but key lime marmalade sounds yummy

Jenny · Nov 21, 2011

scottm4211 said:
Not sure. It's British. We get weird stuff like that in Canada

You also have the most amazing potato chips and those coffee candy bar things

Turtle · Nov 21, 2011

One of the best-tasting, yet thoroughly disgusting-looking (and disgusting-sounding when you know how it's made) dishes I've ever encountered was in Canada - something called poutine. It's awesome.

I tried Aloe infused footies. Tasted like crap.

But, one of my favorite things is still sorghum molasses, with butter stirred into it, and spread on a fresh, warm biscuit.