What do you do about lunch at work?

[Detroitdad]

Originally Posted by BarbaraGordon

Your taste isn't half bad.

I use Smuckers 100% Fruit.

1. Strawberry
2. Grape
3. Peach (if I have to)

Raspberry is a crime against the very essence of jam.

What about boysenberry or blueberry or orange marmalade? Surely you have enough room in your palate for some variety.

[The Borg]

Originally Posted by BarbaraGordon

Raspberry is a crime against the very essence of jam.

Babs...thems fightin' words! I've never met a berry I didn't like. Raspberry is right up near the top!

[BarbaraGordon]

Originally Posted by The Borg

Babs...thems fightin' words! I've never met a berry I didn't like. Raspberry is right up near the top!

Well, there's no accounting for taste, I guess.

I hate all those little seed things. They pollute the jam.

[marsupial]

Originally Posted by BarbaraGordon

Well, there's no accounting for taste, I guess.

I hate all those little seed things. They pollute the jam.

They make seedless jam, y'know.

[YOhio]

Originally Posted by BarbaraGordon

Your taste isn't half bad.

I use Smuckers 100% Fruit.

1. Strawberry
2. Grape
3. Peach (if I have to)

Raspberry is a crime against the very essence of jam.

Raspberry jam is delicious. My mom makes her own and has stocked us well.

[FarrahWaters]

Originally Posted by BarbaraGordon

Raspberry is a crime against the very essence of jam.

I missed this before, and that is sheer blasphemy! My grandma made the best raspberry jam

And I do spread pb on the bread first, wipe the knife clean on the other piece of bread, then spread the honey or jam on the other slice. It's a system that works well for me.

[MikeWaters]

The best jelly in the world is "Mustang Grape Jelly."

Mustang grapes are wild grapes that grow in Texas. They are dark purple and are tart.

http://www.nativesoftexas.com/Vines/MustangGrape.html

It is exquisite, and my dad is going to be making a batch this summer.

[nikuman]

Originally Posted by bluegoose

Honey is, well, honey.

I can't stand by and let such blasphemy against honey go unchecked! As a former beekeeper (I've had the stings to prove it - 12 stings to the temple just before major social activities is not the best way to pick up on the ladies), I'm here to say that there's a big difference between clover honey, alfalfa honey, orchard honey and corpse flower honey. The last is used as a precursor to castor oil so the castor oil doesn't taste as bad.

[MikeWaters]

Originally Posted by nikuman

I can't stand by and let such blasphemy against honey go unchecked! As a former beekeeper (I've had the stings to prove it - 12 stings to the temple just before major social activities is not the best way to pick up on the ladies), I'm here to say that there's a big difference between clover honey, alfalfa honey, orchard honey and corpse flower honey. The last is used as a precursor to castor oil so the castor oil doesn't taste as bad.

Don't forget tupelo honey, Yaupon honey, and chinese tallow honey.

[nikuman]

Originally Posted by MikeWaters

Don't forget tupelo honey, Yaupon honey, and chinese tallow honey.

How is that project going, by the way? Any complaints from the neighbors yet?