[CaneDawg]

Do people up North eat them?

Peanut season down here....hot boiled peanuts on every corner.

Yummy.

[Richkas]

I eat the kind at the ballgame where you crack them youself and it makes a huge mess.

[CaneDawg]

Originally Posted by Richkas

I eat the kind at the ballgame where you crack them youself and it makes a huge mess.

I think you eat Roasted Peanuts

Do they have boiled peanuts in your area.

Trying to figure out if its a Southern Thing.

You winning this week Richie?

[pavyracer]

I'm from the South. Boiled peanuts are nasty. I like the ones Richkas eats. Only cows eat peanut shells.

[betplom]

Originally Posted by CaneDawg

Do people up North eat them?

Peanut season down here....hot boiled peanuts on every corner.

Yummy.

Never seen a boiled peanut, let alone eaten one, we eat 'em the same way Richkas does, roasted - crack the shell yourself.

I like peanuts but like pecans even more, mmmmmmm pecans.

[mmike032]

boiled peanuts is delicious. must be a southern thang.
I dont think they eat grits either. or drink seat tea

[betplom]

Originally Posted by mmike032

boiled peanuts is delicious. must be a southern thang.
I dont think they eat grits either. or drink seat tea

"seat tea" just sounds nasty, I'll pass on the seat tea.

Grits are also bad, but not as bad as seat tea.

[BestPlay2day]

Must be a southern thing, never heard of it or seen it here in Minnesota. Would be willing to try it if I saw it when I'm in the south.

[SportsLockPicks]

nah, we don't do that up north...another thing i was wondering tho was, what is it called when you crazy mofo's from the south stand in a channel and try to catch 30 pound catfish w/ your bare hands...all the while never knowing if some snapper is going to have your digits for breakfast?

[RumpledForeskin]

Sweet tea and boiled peanuts are 100% a southern thing

[applepicks]

I was born and raised for 25yrs up north. The last 9 down here in FLA. No boiled peanuts up north. You can find them around the Tenn/Kentucky border on south. But Georgia,Ala,Fla,and southern coastal areas all have them. I can't find any boiled that I like. They are mushy as hell and no real texture. If someone knows a flavor that I may like let me know, because all my friends and their kids eat em like it's going out of style.
Roasted are ballpark/northern folk peanuts, as there wasn't many spring/summer days that I didn't have some when I lived up north.
I don't think I'll ever go for the sweet tea. Way too much sugar for me. I have added one or two packets of sugar to unsweet to find a good medium.

[CaneDawg]

Originally Posted by applepicks

I was born and raised for 25yrs up north. The last 9 down here in FLA. No boiled peanuts up north. You can find them around the Tenn/Kentucky border on south. But Georgia,Ala,Fla,and southern coastal areas all have them. I can't find any boiled that I like. They are mushy as hell and no real texture. If someone knows a flavor that I may like let me know, because all my friends and their kids eat em like it's going out of style.
Roasted are ballpark/northern folk peanuts, as there wasn't many spring/summer days that I didn't have some when I lived up north.
I don't think I'll ever go for the sweet tea. Way too much sugar for me. I have added one or two packets of sugar to unsweet to find a good medium.

Cook up a batch yourself.

Not much too it.........half cup salt,water,peanuts.

Also subsitute 1 can chicken broth in water.

If you like them firmer...don't cook them as long.

[Teela]

I live in Georgia and it is, by far, a southern thing. It's not something that I have ever seen in my travels north.

[mmike032]

when you make the tea put a cup( Ilike a cup and half) of sugar in it. ala sweet tea
boil the peanuts yourself if you dont like the ones bought. all you do is boil them for about 2 hours and keep adding salt to the water until you find the taste you like.keep checking them untill they're boiled to you liking.

noodling is fishing for catfish by puting your hand in holes/crevices under water.
I dont do it. I'd rather catch them with bait in deep holes. I go and catch a pile of brim about 2-4"s , put them on a hook and find a deep hole and drop it down.
thats how we fish for Apalusa catfish. We've caught them in the 40LB range before.
good eating too

[mmike032]

Originally Posted by Teela

I live in Georgia and it is, by far, a southern thing. It's not something that I have ever seen in my travels north.

where in GA do you live Teela?

[VegasDave]

I love Sweet Tea, but sadly the closest I get here in Los Angeles is Arizona Sweet Tea.

[mmike032]

What with the rest of the country not having sweat tea?
everybody loves sugar dont they. What do folks up north drink instead of sweat tea?
it cant be unsweatened tea, thats jsut disgusting

[applepicks]

Originally Posted by mmike032

What with the rest of the country not having sweat tea?
everybody loves sugar dont they. What do folks up north drink instead of sweat tea?
it cant be unsweatened tea, thats jsut disgusting

Only to southern folk. They don't even sell sweat tea up north. Ice tea up north is sun tea. Unsweetened tea that is set out in the sun all day and then chilled.

[VegasDave]

Originally Posted by mmike032

What with the rest of the country not having sweat tea?
everybody loves sugar dont they. What do folks up north drink instead of sweat tea?
it cant be unsweatened tea, thats jsut disgusting

We make unsweetened tea, and then add a few sugars to it afterwards. Strange, huh?

[mmike032]

I've had sun tea before, didnt care for it to much.

Do northerners also make Kool-Aide with no sugar?

[Teela]

Originally Posted by mmike032

where in GA do you live Teela?

I live in the Savannah area, but I was born a Yankee.

Chicken biscuits for breakfast was another southern thing that I hadn't seen up north.

[betplom]

Originally Posted by Teela

I live in the Savannah area, but I was born a Yankee.

Chicken biscuits for breakfast was another southern thing that I hadn't seen up north.

"Chicken biscuits"

Biscuits containing chicken lips, beaks, and asses ?

[VegasDave]

Originally Posted by Teela

I live in the Savannah area, but I was born a Yankee.

Chicken biscuits for breakfast was another southern thing that I hadn't seen up north.

Until McDonalds brought it to us

[englishmike]

What's orange & black and goes 100 mph?

A Beaver in a blender.

[CaneDawg]

Chick Fil A

They have these up north?

[mmike032]

Originally Posted by CaneDawg

Chick Fil A

They have these up north?

nope, I dont think they do.
it started in ATL didnt it

[betplom]

Originally Posted by CaneDawg

Chick Fil A

They have these up north?

Chick fillers?

We call them "cocks" up north.

[onlòóker]

Boiled peanuts are just a soggy version of roasted peanuts. I'm not really into soggy things.