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Posted by wizniz on Jan-03-2008 18:19:

belated, but im curious...

what do you eat (traditionally) for new years?

here in central PA we all about that pork & saurkraut but i know down in LA some people spoon that bananas foster heavy in their pie holes... (or so i've heard)

Posted by Zild on Jan-03-2008 18:20:

Tamales!

Posted by Yan on Jan-03-2008 18:21:

Reeses!

Posted by tubularbills on Jan-03-2008 18:23:

cajun peppered turkey

Posted by wizniz on Jan-03-2008 18:24:

omfg im so hungry going to go eat a PB&J or something

Posted by Mr.Mystery on Jan-03-2008 19:22:

Thanksgiving?

Posted by ChemEnhanced on Jan-03-2008 19:25:

Posted by mezzir on Jan-03-2008 19:30:

among other things, the most delicious stuffing i've ever had, it was a sage apple sausage stuffing. turns out though that supermarkets only carry sage sausage aroudn thanksgiving
fux

Posted by wizniz on Jan-03-2008 19:35:

quote:
Originally posted by Mr.Mystery
Thanksgiving?

haha good call man my mind must be a bit scrambled yet

fixed...

Posted by PoisonJam19 on Jan-03-2008 19:39:

My mom made crab fondue. Delish.

Posted by SuspicionVandit on Jan-03-2008 20:13:

Jack in the Box or Taco Bell. Wild card

Posted by ScuL on Jan-03-2008 20:24:

being Dutch I can reply no different then

Fried buns with raisins (usually topped with powdersugar)

They are fabricated and consumed only the days before and after New Year in The Netherlands..

/so far for cultural facts

Posted by wizniz on Jan-03-2008 20:32:

those sound good

stick one in my mouf

Posted by l�cid on Jan-03-2008 20:33:

drugs.

Posted by wizniz on Jan-03-2008 20:34:

lol its tradition?

Posted by l�cid on Jan-03-2008 21:00:

more of a tradition than anything else i've ever done on new years.

Posted by bas on Jan-03-2008 21:03:

quote:
Originally posted by l�cid
more of a tradition than anything else i've ever done on new years.

He's talking about Thanksgiving.

Fucking crackhead.

Posted by UWM on Jan-03-2008 21:04:

quote:
Originally posted by bas
He's talking about Thanksgiving.

Fucking crackhead.

quote:
Originally posted by wizniz
what do you eat (traditionally) for new years?

Who's the crackhead?

Posted by bas on Jan-03-2008 21:05:

THAT MOTHER FUCKER CHANGED IT!!!

Posted by bas on Jan-03-2008 21:06:

quote:
Originally posted by Zild
Tamales!

quote:
Originally posted by tubularbills
cajun peppered turkey

quote:
Originally posted by Mr.Mystery
Thanksgiving?

a;ALKC[A;KLC J MAKE ME LOOK BAD WILL YOU!?!!?!??!?!

Posted by Ygrene on Jan-03-2008 21:08:

quote:
Originally posted by Yan
Reeses!

My son!

We had seafood: crab legs, shrimp fettucine, crab balls, and cheesy biscuits. DELICHASE.

Posted by l�cid on Jan-03-2008 21:10:

quote:
Originally posted by bas
THAT MOTHER FUCKER CHANGED IT!!!

riiiiiight, i bet!

Posted by bas on Jan-03-2008 21:11:

Who the hell eats canjun peppered turkey on New Year's day? Why do you think Mr. Mystery was so confused? Yeah....exactly. Fuck you Wizniz.

Posted by goodgreef on Jan-03-2008 21:11:

hmm I don't think there is anything in particular for Polish New Year's eve. However, the buns that ScuL posted are eaten on "Fat Thursday" in Poland and Germany(It's the Thursday before Lent - *Easter)

Posted by l�cid on Jan-03-2008 21:13:

quote:
Originally posted by Ygrene
My son!

We had seafood: crab legs, shrimp fettucine, crab balls, and cheesy biscuits. DELICHASE.

my mom had lobster tails and Spanish champagne for new years.

RJT and i went out for sushi.

seafood + holidays = win.

and why would anyone be talking about Thanksgiving in January?

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