Aunt Jemima now "Pearl Milling Company"

[MamaLema]

A lot of people do. What do they normally serve at Denny's, IHOP, McDonald's, Burger King, etc on pancakes and waffles? And at home there's way more people just using Log Cabin, Mrs. Butterworth's, (the former) Aunt Jemima, or Hungry Jack syrup than real maple.

I may or may not bring real maple syrup on vacation

 

[wilbret]

Love pancakes but they're one of those things I rarely eat now. I've typically had more French toast than pancakes/waffles.


Ha! Ok, for a second, I read this as you calling Willbret "MF".

I am, but only W T F. (Wed, Thurs, Fri)

 

[MillauFr]

A lot of people do. What do they normally serve at Denny's, IHOP, McDonald's, Burger King, etc on pancakes and waffles? And at home there's way more people just using Log Cabin, Mrs. Butterworth's, (the former) Aunt Jemima, or Hungry Jack syrup than real maple.

Corn Syrup is an abomination. It should be banned.

 

[MillauFr]

I may or may not bring real maple syrup on vacation

The stuff they serve on Disney Cruise is nasty. We always bring the real stuff.

 

[bcla]

Corn Syrup is an abomination. It should be banned.

Traditional corn syrup (not HFCS) is a common ingredient in some foods. I don't see anything wrong with it.

 

[Olaf Myfrenzargay]

Still waiting for the outrage over Lucky Charms.

No sir. They are not, in fact, magically delicious.

 

[wilbret]

Still waiting for the outrage over Lucky Charms.

No sir. They are not, in fact, magically delicious.

They have to finish off Snap, Crackle, and Pop. It's underway. I fully expect a Jake from State Farm type change. We are just going to have pretend like nothing ever happened, lol.

 

[Olaf Myfrenzargay]

Wonder if the original Jake from State Farm sued.

 

[BrianL]

Traditional corn syrup (not HFCS) is a common ingredient in some foods. I don't see anything wrong with it.

And there's nothing inherently wrong with any ingredient. The prolific use of it in everything though and creating an inferior product in the process can be an issue, but that's not really the same thing.

 

[wilbret]

Wonder if the original Jake from State Farm sued.

They just put him back to work, I think he was literally a guy named Jake from State Farm. The new guy is an actor.

 

[TLSnell1981]

Corn Syrup is an abomination. It should be banned.

We need it to make pecan pies and divinity!!!

 

[TLSnell1981]

Still waiting for the outrage over Lucky Charms.

No sir. They are not, in fact, magically delicious.

Yes they are

 

[Diznotyzed]

Our family's go to mix is Bob's Red Mill, so this new name seems fine to me.

 

[firefly_ris]

They just put him back to work, I think he was literally a guy named Jake from State Farm. The new guy is an actor.

He was -- and he is in the new commercial too, he's the one that pops out when new Jake asks if people always ask what they're wearing. So the new commercials seems to imply all males working at State Farm are named Jake.

Now that we are in far away off topic land....

 

[wilbret]

Here's a proposal...

 

[ronandannette]

Who eats breakfast anymore, anyway?

Should have gone with "Woke Brand(r) Syrup" It's the best part of woke-ing up.

Pretty sure we're both going to heck but that right there is funny.

 

[DLgal]

Corn Syrup is an abomination. It should be banned.

Why is syrup derived from corn any more of an abomination than syrup derived from sugar cane, or the sap from a maple tree?

FWIW, the real abomination is that Americans consider corn to be a vegetable. It's a grain.

 

[easyas123]

I guess they could have gone with this...

 

[wilbret]

Why is syrup derived from corn any more of an abomination than syrup derived from sugar cane, or the sap from a maple tree?

FWIW, the real abomination is that Americans consider corn to be a vegetable. It's a grain.

Even worse are people that think it's a grain! It's a fruit!

But seriously, it's both a grain and a fruit. It's a gruit.

 

[DLgal]

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I guess they could have gone with this...

No thanks. I don't want my pancakes yelling at me about their rights.