What foods do you consider irresistable?

OK OK, a confession (sorta)

when we lived in town (any given night);


12 Midnight
Franz Old fashioned white bread
Imperial margarine (or real butter)
Adam's chunky; peanuts, salt
Smucker's strawberry jam

Thick
Slathered
Gits on yer fingers and face
Milk....outa the jug

Another, the works

Dining over the kitchen sink

2:10AM
wake to horrendous stomach cramps

Evil entities wrestling each other as to who gets to the back door first

2:23AM

Trudge to the john
stubborn, hesitant rabbit pellets

2:57AM
Noise ridden expectorating salad shooter


Worth it


Or

When the little woman is out;
Adam's and jam (any) on crackers
Or
Adam's on chips (any)
Or
Adam's and Adam's

Big spoon



Here's the deal;

Summer, 1954
Connie Ekert was out front of her house
Cradling a slice of white wonder bread ('builds strong bodies 12 ways'),

we had brown something (builds bodies only two or three ways)
The Skippy peanut butter glistened in the midday sun
Connie's family was poor
That had to have been her breakfast...and lunch
She was takin' her sweet time...nibbling on the crust
I dropped my bike......and stared
I had had a large heaping bowl of oatmeal only an hour or so earlier

'wanna bite?'


an ashamed but voluntary impulsive nod of my head

I got a corner

Ohhhh-hohhh-hoh

My first



After that, I could live on peanut butter

I have lived on peanut butter

But

My palate is more defined now, more mature

I require milk

(akshly, a plain open faced PB and bread followed by a swig of cola is purtydurn good too)


Since we moved to the cabin, bread is multi-grained, heavy, actual food all by itself
However
I require Adams Peanutbutter to be in my cache
Big jar, sitting upside down, waiting

…and a big spoon


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Black seedless grapes, raw broccoli, raw spinach, Dark chocolate, home made: potato salad, macaroni & cheese

Be careful with the raw spinach. Some years ago people in this area were dying from eating raw baby spinach. Such a panic, it vanished from all the supermarkets for months (I had to buy from a Farmers Market). Don't recall all the details, so I Googled it, and I think this is it:

https://www.cnbc.com/2018/01/05/e-c...aine-lettuce-frustrates-produce-industry.html
https://www.cbsnews.com/news/how-was-spinach-contaminated/
 
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