• BaronVonBort
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    2 years ago

    Get one of those fruit punch soaked pickles with a raspa on a hot summer day, you’ll know what’s up.

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    2 years ago

    I’m from the south and didn’t understand the wtf. It’s super common here, but I’m personally not a fan.

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      2 years ago

      Lol… Super common?

      Where in the hell in the south are you talking about? 😂

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        Texas. You can go to a lot of gas stations and get them, any fair, outdoor flea markets, even some grocery stores have them.

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        We have these in restaurants in Montreal also. Same, not a fan but meh it’s not that bad.

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        They were all over the Kentuckiana area, and really good. I don’t think you’re allowed to open a small gas station unless you have a jar or two on the counter.

        I think their quite tasty too.

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    2 years ago

    I want to believe these are pickled body parts found at a serial killer’s pantry, because the idea someone pickled innocent veggies in this nightmare is somehow more disturbing.

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    2 years ago

    Apparently this is a big thing in certain parts of the Southern U.S. I would not volunteer to eat one.