Gold Medal Thursday #492..

[pomtzu]

I must be a rare one that doesn't like mayo. It's to heavy, or oily, or eggy, or something - and doesn't sit well with me. I was brought up on Miracle Whip, so maybe that's another reason why I don't like mayo. I'm not very hungry, but would anyone care to join me for a tall, icy, raspberry green tea?

[Karen]

I must be a rare one that doesn't like mayo. It's to heavy, or oily, or eggy, or something - and doesn't sit well with me. I was brought up on Miracle Whip, so maybe that's another reason why I don't like mayo. I'm not very hungry, but would anyone care to join me for a tall, icy, raspberry green tea?

My brother-in-law was also brought up on Miracle Whip, so prefers that - but that has garlic powder in it, so is a no-go for me! I'll join you in that raspberry iced tea, though!

[Lady's Human]

Garden go BOOM!

Beans, squash, cukes, 'maters are starting to turn orange ( and when you have 40 plants I'm not sure whether to be happy or scared), everything's coming up veggies!

[Karen]

Wooo hoo! Enjoy! Isn't it typical, ya wait and wait for those tomatoes - and they all ripen at once!

[RICHARD]

I took some green beans, corn, bellpeppers tomatoes and wrapped the in foil, tossed them on the grill.

When they were done, butter and lemon pepper.

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When I was growing up I remember eating Best Foods and on the label it said, "Known an Hellman's east of the Rockies".

Now, the name of 'hellman' was funny enough to a 10 year old in Catholic school, but why the name change 'east of the Rockies'?

As I grew older and I started to expand my idea of where EOTR was? I became more comfortable with the idea that the devil made mayo, the country was a big place and someday I'd have some Hellman's mayo?

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Ah, Green tea, I have taken to brewing a jug and keeping it cold in the fridge. Raspberry green tea?

I am there......serving up pizza and all kinds of salads...

DONE!