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Celery Dip....

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eek! i think i just threw up in my mouth a little...

are you pregnant?
 
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Nothing good comes out of a mayonnaise jar, so don't dip anything in it.
 
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This thread has to be the 1st time I've heard of Peanut Butter as a celery dip...:eek:
 
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moss918 said:
This thread has to be the 1st time I've heard of Peanut Butter as a celery dip...:eek:
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Not as a dip, but here in the US, peanut butter spread on celery pieces is a common snack. It is a good way of making kids eat vegetables, since most of them love peanut butter.
 
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common, but still nasty. :eek:
 
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You havenot heard of raisin logs or ants on a log.

celery, peanut butter, with a line of raisins on top.

I wouldn't eat, since I don't like raisins (baby prunes) or peanut butter.
 
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a blend of Mayonaise, mustard, olives(sliced or chopped REALLY small), soya sauce and Vanilla vinnegrette. Put that in a mason jar and shake until creamy YUM!. And no im not pregnant, just a little chubby.
 
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Wow, I can't believe a thread about celery dip has lasted this long.
 
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macmini3399 said:
a blend of Mayonaise, mustard, olives(sliced or chopped REALLY small), soya sauce and Vanilla vinnegrette. Put that in a mason jar and shake until creamy YUM!. And no im not pregnant, just a little chubby.
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that actually sounds pretty good. sort of a white puttanesca. mmm, puttanesca...
 
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pb is popular in US... here in Canada it is too! They even released a chocolate pb here... it was ok, bu nuttella...hmmmmm (not the file sharing network, thats gnutella) But I have a taent for this random long talking sprees.... its good at parties!
 
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mathogre said:
You know, I've never actually tried DOG FOOD. Guinea pig pellets, well, that's another matter... (kinda grainy but sweet).

I used to do celery w/ peanut butter, but nowadays plain works for me.

RIDE, you're a trip. ^_^
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Now, when you say pellets...I hope that's what they call Guinea pig food pre-consumption.

and +1 for peanut butter, otherwise celery is just crunchy water with strings inside.
 

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