The mothers of two different fellows I dated years ago (and some years apart) were both dieticians… The first in a school, the other in a hospital.
An amazing coincidence.
According to their sons’ stories, they both came up with the most &@!-awful food.
(Or maybe that’s to be expected from a hospital OR a school dietician?)
The first one used to save money on sandwiches for the family’s school and work lunchboxes by grinding up lunch meats, extending them with celery, pickles and mayo, to make “salads” and “spreads” … including “olive loaf salad.”
When I later told that to the one whose mom worked in a hospital, he said she did some of that too…
She even made “hot dog salad.”
But that’s not the worst of it.
They were 7th Day Adventists…
She used Loma Linda vegetarian hot dogs that came in a can.
My mom would make “ham salad” by grinding up bologna and mixing it with Miracle Whip & pickle relish.
It was not good………… (especially after sitting in a paper bag all morning during 2-a-day football practice on a >100° day (that is, of course, °F). I did not make practice the next day!)
seanfear over 1 year ago
suddenly starvation sounds so delicious
rshive over 1 year ago
Agnes has a future writing menus.
SusanSunshine Premium Member over 1 year ago
The mothers of two different fellows I dated years ago (and some years apart) were both dieticians… The first in a school, the other in a hospital.
An amazing coincidence.
According to their sons’ stories, they both came up with the most &@!-awful food.
(Or maybe that’s to be expected from a hospital OR a school dietician?)
The first one used to save money on sandwiches for the family’s school and work lunchboxes by grinding up lunch meats, extending them with celery, pickles and mayo, to make “salads” and “spreads” … including “olive loaf salad.”
When I later told that to the one whose mom worked in a hospital, he said she did some of that too…
She even made “hot dog salad.”
But that’s not the worst of it.
They were 7th Day Adventists…
She used Loma Linda vegetarian hot dogs that came in a can.
gzitver over 1 year ago
Speaking for myself, corn dog pudding sounds more appetizing than faux ham salad.
mfrasca over 1 year ago
“But I make whatever customers request as long as I have ingredients for it. That’s my policy.”
- Master, Midnight Diner
Cozmik Cowboy over 1 year ago
My mom would make “ham salad” by grinding up bologna and mixing it with Miracle Whip & pickle relish.
It was not good………… (especially after sitting in a paper bag all morning during 2-a-day football practice on a >100° day (that is, of course, °F). I did not make practice the next day!)
the lost wizard over 1 year ago
Comes under somewhat the same reasoning as “Why’d you yell fire when you fell into the chocolate?” :)
David Huie Green LoveJoyAndPeace over 1 year ago
Marketing mastery!!
gopher gofer over 1 year ago
next up, ricochet biscuits…
Impkins Premium Member over 1 year ago
Permission to hurl????? :)