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So jif it is,forget skippy brand and crunchy option over smooth

Trouble with name jif always reminds me of a washing up liquid brand

Creamy Jif came along in 1958 and Extra Crunchy Jif made its debut in 1974. The name 'Jif' was chosen because it was easy to say, spell and remember. Peanut butter was first introduced at the 1904 World's Fair in St. Louis, Missouri.

https://fiftiesweb.com/pop/jif/

Hope this helps.

Yes has helped me forget about washing up
But skippy reminds me of this

Roast pork loin, cauliflower with cheese sauce and fresh sweet corn.

Took some photos but somehow managed to lose or erase them. Not sure what happened. Couldn't find them where I thought they were put. Mai bpen rai.

Yes cauliflower cheese is the bees knees

Mrs. S brought home another cauliflower this afternoon. Not sure yet what to do with that one.

chicken and cauliflower casserole or just cauliflower soup

A cajun spiced cauliflower pasta bake sounds devine

https://www.deliciousmagazine.co.uk/rec ... asta-bake/

There seems to be a city wide shortage of those crispy, dried egg noodles so I couldn’t have my favourite creamy Tom Yum Kha Goong last night

pomps wrote: ↑Thu Mar 24, 2022 11:02 am chicken and cauliflower casserole or just cauliflower soup

A cajun spiced cauliflower pasta bake sounds devine

https://www.deliciousmagazine.co.uk/rec ... asta-bake/

I looked in the refrigerator this morning to heat up the leftover cauliflower from last night and couldn't find it. Mrs. S finished it off yesterday evening.
That was a whole head of cauliflower and probably a pint of cheese sauce gone in one sitting. I'm pretty sure I ate a third of it.

Pizza Company are still doing BOGOF on the special crust medium pizzas with free waffle fries.

Meat Special & Double Pepperoni didn’t get very far last night. No pictures because everyone was tucking in as I was driving home

Mrs. S came home with a huge head of cauliflower and wanted cauliflower and cheese sauce so that's what we had along with broiled salmon and parsley potatoes.