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Rat Patrol wrote:http://www.nytimes.com/2016/03/14/opini ... becue.html

Cooked meat is war.

And they only have TWO kinds.

Never seen ketchup anywhere in the Triangle. It's all vinegar stuff, just like back in Virginia.

Wolter wrote:

Rat Patrol wrote:http://www.nytimes.com/2016/03/14/opini ... becue.html

Cooked meat is war.

And they only have TWO kinds.

Kraft and French's?

Dr. Medulla wrote:

Wolter wrote:

Rat Patrol wrote:http://www.nytimes.com/2016/03/14/opini ... becue.html

Cooked meat is war.

And they only have TWO kinds.

Kraft and French's?

Nah, NC is mostly a'ight. Vinegar (good) on the coastal regions and light tomato based (eh) in the piedmont. Like I've said in the past, I grew up on the border of the vinegar and mustard regions, so I'm down with either.

eumaas wrote:Never seen ketchup anywhere in the Triangle. It's all vinegar stuff, just like back in Virginia.

I think the ketchup stuff is further upstate in the mountains.

Wolter wrote:

Dr. Medulla wrote:

Wolter wrote:

Rat Patrol wrote:http://www.nytimes.com/2016/03/14/opini ... becue.html

Cooked meat is war.

And they only have TWO kinds.

Kraft and French's?

Nah, NC is mostly a'ight. Vinegar (good) on the coastal regions and light tomato based (eh) in the piedmont. Like I've said in the past, I grew up on the border of the vinegar and mustard regions, so I'm down with either.

Not sure where in the Piedmont the tomato stuff is. Everything here, even out into Alamance or Chatham, is vinegar.

eumaas wrote:

Wolter wrote:

Dr. Medulla wrote:

Wolter wrote:

Rat Patrol wrote:http://www.nytimes.com/2016/03/14/opini ... becue.html

Cooked meat is war.

And they only have TWO kinds.

Kraft and French's?

Nah, NC is mostly a'ight. Vinegar (good) on the coastal regions and light tomato based (eh) in the piedmont. Like I've said in the past, I grew up on the border of the vinegar and mustard regions, so I'm down with either.

Not sure where in the Piedmont the tomato stuff is. Everything here, even out into Alamance or Chatham, is vinegar.

I bet vinegar drove that shit out, being intrinsically better.

eumaas wrote:

Wolter wrote:

Dr. Medulla wrote:

Wolter wrote:

Rat Patrol wrote:http://www.nytimes.com/2016/03/14/opini ... becue.html

Cooked meat is war.

And they only have TWO kinds.

Kraft and French's?

Nah, NC is mostly a'ight. Vinegar (good) on the coastal regions and light tomato based (eh) in the piedmont. Like I've said in the past, I grew up on the border of the vinegar and mustard regions, so I'm down with either.

Not sure where in the Piedmont the tomato stuff is. Everything here, even out into Alamance or Chatham, is vinegar.

The times we had barbeque in Greensboro, it was tomato.

Dr. Medulla wrote:

eumaas wrote:

Wolter wrote:

Dr. Medulla wrote:

Wolter wrote:
And they only have TWO kinds.

Kraft and French's?

Nah, NC is mostly a'ight. Vinegar (good) on the coastal regions and light tomato based (eh) in the piedmont. Like I've said in the past, I grew up on the border of the vinegar and mustard regions, so I'm down with either.

Not sure where in the Piedmont the tomato stuff is. Everything here, even out into Alamance or Chatham, is vinegar.

The times we had barbeque in Greensboro, it was tomato.

That makes sense. The only places in SC that I've heard are tomato are very close to the border near Greensboro.

The smell of vinegar drives me up the wall.

Kory wrote:The smell of vinegar drives me up the wall.

Loves me vinegar on fries. Nobody ever believes me, but a teaspoon of vinegar is a no-fail hiccup cure.

Dr. Medulla wrote:

Kory wrote:The smell of vinegar drives me up the wall.

Loves me vinegar on fries. Nobody ever believes me, but a teaspoon of vinegar is a no-fail hiccup cure.

Yeah, explosive vomiting usually does cure my hiccups.

Kory wrote:

Dr. Medulla wrote:

Kory wrote:The smell of vinegar drives me up the wall.

Loves me vinegar on fries. Nobody ever believes me, but a teaspoon of vinegar is a no-fail hiccup cure.

Yeah, explosive vomiting usually does cure my hiccups.

See, it works!

Dr. Medulla wrote:

Kory wrote:

Dr. Medulla wrote:

Kory wrote:The smell of vinegar drives me up the wall.

Loves me vinegar on fries. Nobody ever believes me, but a teaspoon of vinegar is a no-fail hiccup cure.

Yeah, explosive vomiting usually does cure my hiccups.

See, it works!

You're a genius! Why doesn't anyone believe you?

Kory wrote:

Dr. Medulla wrote:

Kory wrote:

Dr. Medulla wrote:

Kory wrote:The smell of vinegar drives me up the wall.

Loves me vinegar on fries. Nobody ever believes me, but a teaspoon of vinegar is a no-fail hiccup cure.

Yeah, explosive vomiting usually does cure my hiccups.

See, it works!

You're a genius! Why doesn't anyone believe you?

I'm one of those there unheralded prophets. Jesus fuck, what's it gonna take to get me some herald?