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Captain · 01-13-2014, 02:11 PM · 2 people reading this discussion

#71
[quote author=Meseret link=topic=86830.msg543892#msg543892 date=1389725323]
Foo Foo .... lovely little balls dropped in the split pea soup when it is finished.
[/quote] Is that true? LOL, I shouldn't be laughing, that is such a violation of human rights but the way you describe it, it sounds so funny...

#72
I've never had "foo foo" either Belle, as a matter of fact, this is the only place I've ever heard about it, well I guess I'm too young... maybe if I was born in the 70s

#73
Can't believe allyuh never had or heard about foo-foo

Click here >>....

#74
[quote author=The Captain link=topic=86830.msg544201#msg544201 date=1389832354]
shipment on the way
[/quote]

8)

#75
[quote author=Calypso link=topic=86830.msg544412#msg544412 date=1389961592]

Can't believe allyuh never had or heard about foo-foo .Click here >>....
[/quote]

Calypso , methink this may be reason ;

Traditionally, Foo-foo was made using a large wooden mortar and pestle.  :-[

These days, if one does not own a mortar and pestle (wood, granite or other), a regular potato masher is used.

However, a mortar and pestle is the ideal tool to use as the ground provision is a lot sturdier

than English potatoes and so the force and stability that a mortar and pestle provides, eludes a potato masher.

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