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Have you ever tried either on a baked potato when you're out of sour cream or it just isn't available?
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by
Trish
Just mix everything together why don't you. -- nm
Posted by
JaxSean (aka JaxSean)
Dec 23 '10, 13:52
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That a notorious non-touching foodie such as she suggested this is quite amazing. -- nm
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TWuG
Dec 23, 13:54
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Pish posh, sauces, condiments and salad dressings have always had an exemption. Heck, I put cranberry sauce on my turkey sammiches, too. -- nm
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Trish
Dec 23, 14:22
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you got more loopholes for your crazy food rules than the IRS Tax Code -- nm
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pixmas
Dec 23, 14:43
Salad dressing probably has some weird condiment NFTA rule or something. -- nm
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JaxSean
Dec 23, 13:56
maybe remlik is the food-toucher whisperer -- nm
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pixmas
Dec 23, 13:55
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