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Here in Michigan we say "pop". Traveling south we here it referred to as soda or soda water.
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We call it Coke. Everything is a Coke. Also we have to ask for unsweet tea because it comes sweet if not.
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We make fried corn bread with corn meal, salt, and water. My inlaws call it fritters.
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Amoeba
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We call it chicken fried steak here in Texas. My husband's family in GA calls it country fried steak.
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Chipmunk
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Now I know... I always wondered when I saw ads on TV for chicken fried steak what it was.
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What sets my funny bone off is seeing "chicken fried steak" next to "chicken fried chicken" on a menu.
"Chicken fried chicken"- hello? That's just plain ol' fried chicken!
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Amoeba
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I had never heard of FRIED PEANUTS until I visited GA and saw all of the road side stands selling them. My MIL bought a dripping bag of them....I tried one. lol...
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Chipmunk
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I was born and raised in GA and I don't know what fried peanuts are. I know that a lot of places sell boiled peanuts on the side of the road. I have never seen fried ones. I googled it and it sounds awful!
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Amoeba
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Well Judith, it seems I was wrong! It IS BOILED PEANUTS....either way I decline....I prefer them roasted in the shell. <img src="/images/graemlins/smile.gif" alt="" />
Sharon
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I just learned that what is "cobbler" nearly everywhere else is called "doo-dah" in the state of Oregon.
As in baking plum doo-dah. I think that's sort of fun actually, although to me, the doo-dah is the thing that connects to the thingamajig most of the time.
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