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Old 05-21-07, 10:53 AM
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You just gotta love my wife!

OK, you don't but *I* do

She knows all about you guys, now, and the Tradition of Pie.
She also knows of the difficulties I've had in finding pie -acceptable or otherwise- on my qualifying rides.
She feels my pain so, taking a note from Deeg, she went out this weekend and bought a Hostess Cherry Pie for me. Should fit great in the back of my jersey! Is she a sweety or what?
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I love her long time, last night, while you out riding bicycle, wussy spandex boy.

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That's sweet. However, if she ever goes out and buys you a Little Debbie Lemon Pie, then you know she's strictly in it for your life insurance pay-out.
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All the great riders have a good back up somewhere in their team. Don't know if they all manage to find CHERRY pie though. Lucky devil.
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Yep, a Cherry pie... I am livin' large for sure!

I don't know that we have Little Debbie pies out the way. We don't have Drake's Cakes either.
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Originally Posted by SaiKaiTai
Yep, a Cherry pie... I am livin' large for sure!

I don't know that we have Little Debbie pies out the way. We don't have Drake's Cakes either.
What, no Drakes Ring Dings are the daddyo of junk food...
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Are there no Rhubarb pie fans out there? NOT strawberry rhubarb...just plain, tart, rhubarb.

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Are there no Rhubarb pie fans out there? NOT strawberry rhubarb...just plain, tart, rhubarb.

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It's my favorite. Heck I even eat it right out of the ground.
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Originally Posted by smoore
Are there no Rhubarb pie fans out there? NOT strawberry rhubarb...just plain, tart, rhubarb.

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Uhhhh... no. My dad used to LOVE his rhubarb. I never got the attraction.
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I brake for rhubarb....
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I run over rhubarb.
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I can't spell roobarb.
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yeech, my grandma used to make rhubarb pie and I had to eat it...at least if I wanted to eat any of the other GOOD stuff she baked.
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Originally Posted by chipcom
yeech, my grandma used to make rhubarb pie and I had to eat it...at least if I wanted to eat any of the other GOOD stuff she baked.
My Grandmother would just send us out to Polly's Pies in Santa Monica. We never got rhubarb. Too bad both are gone.
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OK, I just changed the title of the OP to: "Do you like rhubarb pie?"
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OK, I just changed the title of the OP to: "Do you like rhubarb pie?"
Hey! Some guys like chili that melts steel and removes paint. So I happen to like the facial contortions created from good rhubarb pie.
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Does your wife make rhubarb pie?

Does it taste anything like persimmon pudding?

Persimmon pudding is the single best food in the world, but you can only get it for about 10 days in the early fall.

My back hurts a little.
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Originally Posted by SaiKaiTai
OK, I just changed the title of the OP to: "Do you like rhubarb pie?"
Forget the pie- We have Rhubarb crumble and Custard- Fantastic. and as for Rhubarb Jam----- Jelly I think you call it.

Now rhubarb pie- not my favourite. Any pie or any rhubarb but not together.

Only problem is the Propulsion I get from rhubarb. But I suppose a bit of wind assistance is never bad.

Sorry about the back TWL but perhaps a Slice of Rhubard pie would help- Get it nice and hot and place on the affected area. Wrap it well though in plastic, so when it cools down- you can still eat it.
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Originally Posted by smoore
Are there no Rhubarb pie fans out there? NOT strawberry rhubarb...just plain, tart, rhubarb.
My late grandmother used to make the best rhubard cobbler. Never had any since that could compare.

And I'm in agreement with you, strawberries ruin rhubarb pie. Too sweet & mushy.

I mean, would you add Hamburger Helper to filet mignon?
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Only problem is the Propulsion I get from rhubarb. But I suppose a bit of wind assistance is never bad.
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I like Gooseberry Pie......and can NEVER find Gooseberries here in Indiana! No one here even seems to have heard of them!

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I'll send you some, next time up.
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Originally Posted by Tom Bombadil
My late grandmother used to make the best rhubard cobbler. Never had any since that could compare.

And I'm in agreement with you, strawberries ruin rhubarb pie. Too sweet & mushy.

I mean, would you add Hamburger Helper to filet mignon?
OK, you get the rhubarb and I'll take the strawberries.
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Originally Posted by Tom Bombadil
My late grandmother used to make the best rhubard cobbler. Never had any since that could compare.

And I'm in agreement with you, strawberries ruin rhubarb pie. Too sweet & mushy.

I mean, would you add Hamburger Helper to filet mignon?
Must have been a Wisconsin thing - my grandmother made great rhubarb cobbler as well.
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I think I'll pull the cork from a bottle of Rhubarb Wine tonight. My rhubarb supply is not quite ready for pie or sauce, yet.
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