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In the midst of the War of Northern Aggression

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  • hillbille

    I love it, but wife likes heinze 57, I do like the old commercials and put it on most everything from hamburgers to steaks and couple shots in chili don't hurt either...........

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  • Junkballer

    Well it definitely wasn't a Southerner that said that, sweet potato's prepared in 42 different ways and hardtack crackers were our mens main cuisine...no steaks 🀬 and still gave the North a run for their money πŸ˜€

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  • KenK/84Bravo
    hillbille: 29981679680923/comments/29981679801883

    I love it, but wife likes heinze 57, I do like the old commercials and put it on most everything from hamburgers to steaks and couple shots in chili don't hurt either...........

    Hillbille, broached/brought up the Verbotten topic of "Chili."

    IBTL.

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  • bullshot

    Here's a fun fact, Worcestershire sauce got it's name when a redneck when into a restaurant 100 years ago and ordered a steak. When his steak was delivered the waitress brought a container of a black sauce and the redneck asked "what's dis here sauce)? The rest is history .

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  • asop

    What president's wife was related to the Heinze familyπŸ˜”

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  • KenK/84Bravo

    Hillary "The Big Cheese," Clinton?

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  • William81

    John Kerry ran for President and lost but his wife is part of the Heinz fortune...

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  • SoreShoulder

    In the early to mid-19th century, the wealthy landowners of the South were looking for more land by supporting wars in Texas and Kansas even as many newcomers were flooding the US. Perhaps the wealthy landowners also put economic pressure on small landowners to give up their land in their home states?

    Can it be that one of the issues with Fort Sumter was it blocked pirate ships from sailing easily? What if they snuck out anyway under a false flag, or launched smaller pirate ships without using major harbors? What if they victimized Europe and South America's shipping? What if countries which traded on the Atlantic threatened war over the piracy? What if the US took only ineffectual steps to stop the piracy and went back to making money?

    What if European and South American shipping interests then secretly encouraged the South to rebel because the US hadn't been keeping its obligation to keep the people within its borders from practicing piracy?

    Why piracy, you may ask.

    Could the Revolutionary and Civil Wars been at least partially about piracy?

    Can it be Great Britain sentenced people to transportation to the New World for being indirectly involved in piracy, since piracy itself was a hanging offense? Along with ordinary colonists, of course.

    They are said to have swept piracy off the Atlantic in the 1710s-1720s. Can it be the pirates did not want to make a desperate last stand and at least some of them abandoned their trade and moved to the Americas?

    Why did Great Britain give the Colonies the land in the Treaty of Paris in 1783? Can it be at least in part because they had given the colonists some people to take care of?

    Can it be the colonists were upset about taxation without representation because the ones who were profitably employed did not want to spend an unfair amount on the defense of the rest?

    Can it be after independence, one of the reasons England went to war with the US in 1812 was they expected the South to be ready to support them again once they had shouldered the burden of their own defense for a few decades? Perhaps Britain expected them to try a little harder this time after facing the natives without the help of the British military?

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  • dunbarboyz

    If you have a good steak and know how to cook it, there is no need for sauce of any kind.

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  • 62vld2042
    dunbarboyz: 29981679680923/comments/29981686554267

    If you have a good steak and know how to cook it, there is no need for sauce of any kind.

    You bet!!........

    When my wife and I would go to a nice restaurant, the waiter/waitress would nearly always ask "Would you like steak sauce?".

    I always answer "No.....thank you. I don't want the chef to come out, and beat me up!!"

    Kills my wife......every time I do it. πŸ˜…

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  • Rocky Raab

    A-1 on steak is a lot like engraving on a gun. It's unnecessary but a lot of people like to add it and think it adds something worthwhile.

    Not all steak is premium quality nor cooked perfectly. But it's still steak and what it might lack can be augmented with sauce.

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  • chiefr
    Rocky Raab: 29981679680923/comments/29981686655643

    A-1 on steak is a lot like engraving on a gun. It's unnecessary but a lot of people like to add it and think it adds something worthwhile.

    Not all steak is premium quality nor cooked perfectly. But it's still steak and what it might lack can be augmented with sauce.

    Prefer with a little salt and black pepper. No sauce.

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  • chiefr

    From the title I thought this would be a Capt Fun thread.

    Wonder what happened to him.

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  • austin20

    Never cared for A1. But I would put Heinz 57 on a burger

    John Kerry’s wife was married to HJ Heinz 3 until he died then she married John Kerry

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  • KenK/84Bravo

    "John Kerry’s wife was married to HJ Heinz 3 until he died then she married John Kerry."

    Talk about a Down Trade. πŸ€”πŸ˜‰πŸ˜‚πŸ˜…πŸ˜†

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  • Mr. Perfect

    If your steak needs sauce, you need a better cut of meat.

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  • waltermoe

    I have used A1 before, but not so much on steaks as more on pork chops. But I use the thick and hearty and I add 1 ounce of bourbon per 10 ounce bottle for flavor. I prefer Jim Beam for flavor.

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  • Rocky Raab

    Had a discounted piece of beef tonight that my wife overcooked.

    I A-1'ed it.

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  • jimdeere

    You guys missed the point.

    But that understandable.

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  • BobJudy
    jimdeere: 29981679680923/comments/29981680598811

    You guys missed the point.

    But that understandable.

    Was there something more important going on at the time? 😁Bob

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  • Junkballer

    1862........πŸ˜€ spotted it right off

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  • montanajoe
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    chiefr: 29981679680923/comments/29981680317979

    From the title I thought this would be a Capt Fun thread.

    Wonder what happened to him.

    He looks in now and then.

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  • waltermoe

    If I had been around in 1862 I still would have jazzed it up a little with bourbon.

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  • austin20
    waltermoe: 29981679680923/comments/29981687209883

    If I had been around in 1862 I still would have jazzed it up a little with bourbon.

    My man. Now yer talkin!

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  • Mr. Perfect
    jimdeere: 29981679680923/comments/29981680598811

    You guys missed the point.

    But that understandable.

    That the civil war was a time of bad cuts of meat?

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  • SoreShoulder

    Makes sense now.

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