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  • Missouri Mule K30
    Anyone enjoy it? I've had a few of these now, all are really good!
    The Sriracha is killer.


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  • Ditch-Runner
    sounds good

    last time I made some for dinner (my wife works I retired so reversed roles ) I was trying to make something different she informed me she did not like it, ( what ? ) told me she just made it for me and the boys years ago
    so much for that one [V]
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  • Brookwood
    I do enjoy good sauerkraut but when it comes to store bought stuff, I find most brands to be very inconsistent in their batch quality.

    The last jar of Vlasic I bought tasted like it was pickled in kerosene. The Silver Floss was loaded with tough fibrous chunks of cabbage that was equivalent to chewing on tree bark.[xx(] The Franks Kraut was too mushy.
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  • select-fire
    Don't mind Kraut but it don't like me.
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  • bobski
    kraut is the kind of thing you get a hunkering for...eat as lot of it, and hope you never see it again.
    I love it.
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  • Geri
    Is a grouchy German a sauer kraut?
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  • TooBig
    What's for Lunch Sauerkraut[:p][^]
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  • Rocky Raab
    Boar's Head is consistently good kraut. I like it on a brat or hot dog, pan fried until caramelized as a side dish, or in the classic pork ribs and kraut casserole. Warmed is always better than cold.
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  • wpage
    Sauerkraut is good for you as well as tasty...
    Yum!
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  • Brookwood
    In the hot summertime, I like it ice cold from the fridge right out of the jar! As I take the very last forkful out of the brine I notice that the label says 10 servings per container!![:0][:p]
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  • remingtonoaks
    The only thing I don't like sauerkraut on sausages for is if I'm eating a hot dog type of a sausage... It makes the bun soggy. So all usually put it off to the side and take a bite of my hot dog, and along with a fork of sauerkraut
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  • Knifecollector
    Got a jar of "Saverne Artisanal Kraut" today at Big Lots, pretty good stuff.
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  • asop
    Geri[:D][:D] Both my parents were German. Big dinner was a pork roast & kraut. Wish I was able recreate that dish today[;)]
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  • montanajoe
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  • Missouri Mule K30
    I had Franks SauerKraut yesterday and liked it just fine. Many ways to fix, cuts, texture of Kraut. I like it better as leftovers the next day.[:D]

    My Mother, was the absolute best at making sausage and kraut from what I hate to say from scratch, but it is, was not easy. If only I could get the Wife to do the same. I did mention that to Her, and the answer was "would you like dinner or not that the sausage, chops and Kraut are from the butcher". Now maybe Dad can help me make His sausage, and we could all enjoy the memories of Mom in the kitchen.

    OK but one day soon after the New Year we agreed to try and make it all like Mom.
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  • Rocky Raab
    Because it's delicious and good for you.
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  • Don McManus
    I only buy Clausens ?always refrigerated? sauerkraut anymore. It retains some of the cabbage crunch, and, IMO, there is nothing better on a reuban.
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  • cce1302
    I had some good sauerkraut for dinner tonight. It had mustard in it. gave it a bit of a different twist, but it was good. Guess that's how they eat it here.
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  • nemesisenforcer
    I couldn't get drunk enough to eat sauer kraut
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  • He Dog
    OK with Polish, but I would rather Kim Chee.
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  • Rocky Raab
    I genuinely pity people with food aversions. They miss out on so much goodness and gustatory delight. Worse, they don't even realize what they're missing.
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  • HandLoad
    Could not agree more, RR!
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  • BikerBob
    Had some a few weeks ago that had crumbled bacon and a very little amount of apple in it. That was very good.
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  • Dads3040
    quote:Originally posted by Rocky Raab
    I genuinely pity people with food aversions. They miss out on so much goodness and gustatory delight. Worse, they don't even realize what they're missing.

    Yep. My Grandma said that all people have the same taste buds, so if the People of ***** have a certain, maybe weird delicacy you ought to try it to see why they like it. All in all, it has been great advice.

    She liked to mention that since us Swedes make an event out of eating Pickled Herring and Lutefisk...we had little room to talk.
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  • Rocky Raab
    I always seek out foods that I've never tried, just on that principle.

    Just recently, I was on a cruise and saw congee on the breakfast buffet. Congee is a thin rice soup that may well be the most widely eaten breakfast on the planet. Numerous versions are made all over Asia.

    Now, the idea of a watery rice soup for breakfast might not seem very appetizing. But let me tell you, that bowl of warmth was fabulous. Little bits of chicken, a hint of ginger and onion, all in a slurry of rice that seemed to actually get warmer in my stomach. So easy to digest that it'd be perfect for a handover.

    I liked it so much I made a crockpot full when I got home. Gonna have a bowl for breakfast today, in fact. And all because I didn't say to myself. "Congee? Ewwwww."
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