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[rgrgirl]

Its Eugene Oregon. Some guy on CNN called Eugene Granola Town during our Primaries.

Ohhhh, so do they produce lots of granola there? still

 

[rgrgirl]

 

[Belle68]

 

[rgrgirl]

just checked it out, we dont have that in the UK, it looks like a savoury type of porridge

I am not familar with porridge. I have heard of it but never had it? Is it like oatmeal?

 

[rgrgirl]

 

[rgrgirl]

 

[gnbuggy]

Ohhhh, so do they produce lots of granola there? still

Well, yes, in the hippie variety. Its a pretty liberal area politically.

 

[rgrgirl]

 

[Belle68]

I am not familar with porridge. I have heard of it but never had it? Is it like oatmeal?

Yes, we usually have it for breakfast, the scottish like it with salt but the english usually have suger or syrup

 

[rgrgirl]

Yes, we usually have it for breakfast, the scottish like it with salt but the english usually have suger or syrup

Grits are more on the salty side, Some people may eat them sweet, but I don't think that is common. I like cheese with my grits

 

[Belle68]

 

[rgrgirl]

 

[Belle68]

Grits are more on the salty side, Some people may eat them sweet, but I don't think that is common. I like cheese with my grits

Ooooo I dont think I would like them or maybe us english just have funny taste buds

 

[Belle68]

 

[rgrgirl]

Well, yes, in the hippie variety. Its a pretty liberal area politically.

good to know

 

[Belle68]

 

[Belle68]

 

[gnbuggy]

Grits are more on the salty side, Some people may eat them sweet, but I don't think that is common. I like cheese with my grits

Is it kinda like loose polenta? Anything is good with cheese.

 

[rgrgirl]

Ooooo I dont think I would like them or maybe us english just have funny taste buds

It is different from oatmeal, afterall it is made from corn. I can't really think of anything else that would be like it to describe them.

 

[gnbuggy]

I have to go. Keep posting.