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Doris 1 weeks ago
#51 Because they have changed most of the recipes / ingredients since we were kids.
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Wilber 1 weeks ago
Doris,
plus the older you get the more you lose your sense of taste.
plus the older you get the more you lose your sense of taste.
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Leon 1 weeks ago
Wilber,
this makes no sense. kids only like cheese, chicken and sugar.
this makes no sense. kids only like cheese, chicken and sugar.
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Immanuel 1 weeks ago
#12
They might be more common in Vermont (not sure about that either) but I've seen them all over New England...
They might be more common in Vermont (not sure about that either) but I've seen them all over New England...
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Shel 1 weeks ago
Immanuel,
I've lived in every state in New England *except* Vermont, and I've never seen them.
I've lived in every state in New England *except* Vermont, and I've never seen them.
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Dortha 1 weeks ago
Shel,
No kidding! I too lived in every state in New England except Vermont. From birth in 1967 to 1994. Those were good years to be a New Englander.
No kidding! I too lived in every state in New England except Vermont. From birth in 1967 to 1994. Those were good years to be a New Englander.
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Elminie 1 weeks ago
#35 yes... OMG yes!
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Virdie 1 weeks ago
#51 It's the artificial additives have changed, and the type of grease/fats they use. Sugars are more refined for smoother textures. Which results in a waxy mouth feel and off taste. Only if you ate the old recipes would you even know.
plus the older you get the more you lose your sense of taste.
this makes no sense. kids only like cheese, chicken and sugar.
They might be more common in Vermont (not sure about that either) but I've seen them all over New England...
I've lived in every state in New England *except* Vermont, and I've never seen them.
No kidding! I too lived in every state in New England except Vermont. From birth in 1967 to 1994. Those were good years to be a New Englander.