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In reply to the discussion: Restaurants in the South. [View all]SoCalDem
(103,856 posts)8. Not in CA where I live at least
with one caveat.. the person on the microphone at drive thrus usually is the one with the least proficiency in English and then of course the speaker on the drive thru only picks up every 4th word
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Next thing you know, people who have poor spelling skills will be typing on the internet....
LanternWaste
Aug 2012
#80
Am not crazy for southern corn bread. I like the sweat cornbread like from PA. Hmmmm good.
southernyankeebelle
Aug 2012
#33
LOL when I make for my husband I use the package all you do is add the water. I have
southernyankeebelle
Aug 2012
#75
My mother-in-law has made it using butter milk. I just can't help it. Honestly I am not
southernyankeebelle
Aug 2012
#87
LOL, hahahahahahahahahahaha that is funny. I told you I was weird. The topper is
southernyankeebelle
Aug 2012
#144
I second this, but the exception is Jamaican food. The local Jamaican place is so spicy that you
Erose999
Aug 2012
#84
My great grandmother called cornbread with sugar "johnnycake". She made it with chili.
X_Digger
Aug 2012
#86
LOL, how funny. When I lived in TX my family never ate any cornbread. I grew up on Italian food.
southernyankeebelle
Aug 2012
#74
To me it isn't sweat. For me it is bland. My husband loves it the southern better.
southernyankeebelle
Aug 2012
#73
I like it sweetened with sorghum, or a little sugar if I'm out of cane syrup.
gkhouston
Aug 2012
#142
When I lived in Georgia I noticed that the entire area is highly segregated
Major Nikon
Aug 2012
#11
It's been a while since I've been south of MD, but that at least used to be typical. Not sure now.
HopeHoops
Aug 2012
#17
Having lived most of my life in TX, I can honestly say that I have *never* seen that.
LanternWaste
Aug 2012
#85
I was in Salt Lake training for the Red Cross a few years back. It was funny that
brewens
Aug 2012
#27
Not really. In Mississippi I see a good mix of races and sexes in all those positions....depends on
Rowdyboy
Aug 2012
#59
I went to Boston/Providence/New York/a thousand other non-Southern cities...
WilliamPitt
Aug 2012
#118
I wouldn't say "every", but I have certainly seen that trend in northern locales.
ieoeja
Aug 2012
#124
How did you know the ethnicity of the waitstaff? Hispanics come in all colors of the rainbow.
MADem
Aug 2012
#128