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TexasTowelie

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2. That does sound gross.

Reply to chillfactor (Reply #1)

Mon Dec 3, 2018, 11:34 PM

Dec 2018

Obviously, I never had to be concerned about eating lutefisk in Texas. However, when my father would open a can of sardines I made a convenient escape on my bicycle for the next hour or so.

Given the choice, I would join the festivities at your maternal grandmother's home.

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Minnesota church ends 70-year tradition of lutefisk dinner [View all] TexasTowelie Dec 2018 OP

YUK! chillfactor Dec 2018 #1

That does sound gross. TexasTowelie Dec 2018 #2

I had a Norwegian friend at university Haggis for Breakfast Dec 2018 #3

Aw Geeze say it ain't so. Wellstone ruled Dec 2018 #4

It's not just the old Scandinavians passing on dflprincess Dec 2018 #7

So true, Wellstone ruled Dec 2018 #10

Uff da is right!! Olafjoy Dec 2018 #5

But surely you must still have the lefse with butter & brown sugar dflprincess Dec 2018 #8

Aw. What's Minnesota without lutefisk? I tried it when we sinkingfeeling Dec 2018 #6

Years ago I was at a DFL dinner where it was served. dflprincess Dec 2018 #9