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OP, we are living a life dictated by "norms set up by someone once upon a time world". Heck if you love it, eat it ! If your kids pick it up and do it on Scout camps, maybe it will spread.
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Sounds like something you'd feed to fussy kids, or Ned Flanders.
(I'll just have a piece of white bread, maybe with a glass of water on the side for dippin'!) |
Originally Posted by HMPS
(Post 29803334)
OP, we are living a life dictated by "norms set up by someone once upon a time world".
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It's a southern thing. My mother and her siblings, who grew up during the depression, had a variation on it - broken up pieces of cornbread with milk, in an tall iced tea glass. Don't know if it was regular milk or buttermilk. Never stayed around to find out - ran from the dining room making gagging noises.
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I don’t like crackers and milk, however my 5 year old daughter LOVES it! It’s like a treat to her. |
My 10 year old daughter dunks everything in milk.
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Originally Posted by Cloudship
(Post 17823185)
Am I the only one who enjoys this delicacy?
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My grandmother would serve me saltines in milk before bed when I was a child. She would also sometimes give me a banana sliced up in orange juice. Both flavor profiles are guaranteed to transport me back to childhood.
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Saltines in Milk
Originally Posted by Cloudship
(Post 17823185)
Am I the only one who enjoys this delicacy? I mentioned it to a group of friends, and they all thought the idea was totally disgusting. But it is something my grandfather used to have all the time, my father enjoys, I enjoy, my mother isn't crazy about it but the idea isn't foreign to her. I am talking simple saltines in milk. Especially when they get all nice and mushy.
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