What are you eating?

[Ed Anger]

I made 'pink stuff', which I only make once in a blue moon.

Blurgh.

[garbon]

Pink salad?

[Syt]

I made 'pink stuff', which I only make once in a blue moon.

Blurgh.

Is this about your bowel movements again?

[Ed Anger]

Pink salad?

Yeah, if it is the cottage cheese, cool whip, pineapple and jello mix concoction.

Southerners call it the pink stuff.

[Caliga]

Yeah, if it is the cottage cheese, cool whip, pineapple and jello mix concoction.

Southerners call it the pink stuff.

Around here people call that shit "dream salad".  It is a frequent guest at Princesca family meals, and will certainly be putting in an appearance at Easter.  No, I won't be eating any.

[Ed Anger]

Yeah, if it is the cottage cheese, cool whip, pineapple and jello mix concoction.

Southerners call it the pink stuff.

Around here people call that shit "dream salad".  It is a frequent guest at Princesca family meals, and will certainly be putting in an appearance at Easter.  No, I won't be eating any.

Carpetbagger

[garbon]

I do love me some jello mixed with cool whip (nothing else).

[Caliga]

Carpetbagger

Dude, other than the pineapple, everything in it is basically chemicals.  Even *I* have minimum standards.

[garbon]

What are chemicals made of but natural ingredients?

[Caliga]

Lately I have been eating alot of 'whole', vegetarian ingredient meals.

For lunch I had sweet potato and kidney bean burritos.

[MadImmortalMan]

Spent all weekend cooking down a stock pot. Now, I've got a gallon or so of beef stock, half a dozen ice cube trays full of demi-glace and an awesome Guinness stew. And the house smelled wonderful all weekend, of course.

[Caliga]

For dinner I had fresh french bread (which I baked myself  ) with butter, a chicken walnut penne in gorgonzola cream sauce dish (which I also made), and vidal blanc (which I didn't make  ).

[Eddie Teach]

Carpetbagger

Pineapple is not an indigenous Southern food.

[Ed Anger]

Carpetbagger

Pineapple is not an indigenous Southern food.

Was it really necessary to stalk me from March?

[Caliga]

@ET Maybe not, but there's a long tradition of its consumption in the south as well as its usage of a symbol of welcome/hospitality (I know the latter is true in Charleston but not sure about the wider south).