Please promise they won't be allowed to serve any of the '70's Jello / Knox gelatin and canned fish or meat abominations that Amber, "ThatMidwesternMom", has made (and we got served well into the '80's), only honest church basement funeral casseroles, with corn flakes or crushed 'tater chips on top... perhaps "Hearse the Best Casserole" or "Casket Casseroles"? "Funeral Dinner" would make it tough to find on the Goog or social media... although "Funeral Diner" might work? Mike the EE (from behind the Cheddar Curtain)
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ReplyDeletePlease promise they won't be allowed to serve any of the '70's Jello / Knox gelatin and canned fish or meat abominations that Amber, "ThatMidwesternMom", has made (and we got served well into the '80's), only honest church basement funeral casseroles, with corn flakes or crushed 'tater chips on top... perhaps "Hearse the Best Casserole" or "Casket Casseroles"? "Funeral Dinner" would make it tough to find on the Goog or social media... although "Funeral Diner" might work?
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Name the joint "In Passing - Gas" or "Old Farts A Million" eatery
ReplyDeleteAlthough I personally dislike the expression, this idea seems like a natural for ‘Casseroles to Die For’.
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