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What the hell is "fluff"?

 

Sounds like something for ghey and/or poor people.

hence edjr eatin it by the vat

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Was nutella around in the 70s and 80s?

 

Last time I touched fluff was probably 1985

yeah i think nutella was a il later

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What the hell is "fluff"?

 

Sounds like something for ghey and/or poor people.

 

You lived an empty childhood if you never had a fluffernutter

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So if we pulled them out and put them on a sammich, would they be a condiment?

 

They might be good with pickles. Just sayin'.

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They might be good with pickles. Just sayin'.

 

mmmmmm...... pickled ovaries.......

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So if we pulled them out and put them on a sammich, would they be a condiment?

mojave desert oysters can be eaten on their own, so no, not a condiment... Might go good with cocktail sauce tho?

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You lived an empty childhood if you never had a fluffernutter

My parents didn't let me eat junk food :(

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My parents didn't let me eat junk food :(

go make one tonight. Seriously. It will be cathartic and save you a therapy bill... throw some nutella on it too...

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go make one tonight. Seriously. It will be cathartic and save you a therapy bill... throw some nutella on it too...

My wife wouldn't let me :cry:

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My wife wouldn't let me :cry:

She sounds like a facist, she should hang out with my wife

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What the hell is "fluff"?

 

Sounds like something for ghey and/or poor people.

 

I know, right? I had never heard of this stuff until my GF shows up with it three weeks ago. Apparently it's this marshmallow in a jar stuff that's popular in New England. She found it in some store and came home with 3 jars of the stuff. These people eat it right out of the jar. I still haven't tried it. She did use it in some rice krispies treats she made and those were good.

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I know, right? I had never heard of this stuff until my GF shows up with it three weeks ago. Apparently it's this marshmallow in a jar stuff that's popular in New England. She found it in some store and came home with 3 jars of the stuff. These people eat it right out of the jar. I still haven't tried it. She did use it in some rice krispies treats she made and those were good.

Ya, my gf brought home this stuff called ketchup, appearently its popular where people consume food. I still haven't tried it, but i did have some on some french fries and those were good

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We used to eat Fluff on hot fudge sundaes. It's a little stiffer and stickier than whipped cream, but it worked pretty much the same way.

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Never heard of Fluff either. :dunno:

 

One time a large group of us from ages 20-60 were playing a word guessing game. The word "fluffernutter" came up and no one had a clue what the fock it meant. Until today I thought it was some kind of bird or something. I may have to go reboot that "Today I learned" thread. :thumbsup:

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Ya, my gf brought home this stuff called ketchup, appearently its popular where people consume food. I still haven't tried it, but i did have some on some french fries and those were good

:lol:

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Magnificent Bastard, on 28 Apr 2015 - 12:55 PM, said:

I stand by my nomination of mint jelly. None of you have made a convincing case otherwise.

You sir have found the most worthless condiment known to man (imo). And it's not just bcoz I'm not a fan of lamb - this stuff is just gross. Tastes more like medicine than food.

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I stand by my nomination of mint jelly. None of you have made a convincing case otherwise.

There needs to be a ruling as to whether mint jelly falls under the general umbrella of 'jelly', 'flavored jelly' or whether it is its own distinct condiment.

 

We could go Dave's Insanity sauce because no matter what you put it on you will be crying, drinking milk and stuffing bread into your mouth, but its clearly under the umbrella of 'hot sauce'

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You sir have found the most worthless condiment known to man (imo). And it's not just bcoz I'm not a fan of lamb - this stuff is just gross. Tastes more like medicine than food.

:thumbsup:

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You left wing hacks and your tartar sauce. You right wing hacks and your cocktail sauce lol

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I think poo is probably the least versatile condiment. Who would put it on anything?

porkbutt :dunno:

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If it can't be smeared, it is not a condiment IMO... Smearage is a requirement.

 

Can it be considered a condiment if he smears it on himself?

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Can it be considered a condiment if he smears it on himself?

According to our working definition, i believe it is so.

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You left wing hacks and your tartar sauce. You right wing hacks and your cocktail sauce lol

:lol:

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i dont get it

I was playing off of Newbie's pork-in-the-butt joke.

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