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Pickled pigs feet, turkey gizzards, eggs, and hot mama's - all standard bar food at the Cozy Tavern where I spent a few nights.

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Originally Posted by mooshoo
the Vienna sausages are good too out hunting, i like to call em boy dinks in a can, my sister freaks when i say that! i told my nephew that if he didn't go to church his dink would end up in a can, my sister hates me!

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I do love me some pickled bologna. The feet I prefers well as hocks pressure capped with some potatoes and kraut.

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nephew ain't been right since, i think he's worried about the Mormons chopping his dink off!

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Had them regularly as a kid. Mom and I loved 'em. Looked hard for some a while back and found a jar at a Mexican supermarket but they weren't as good as my memory had them - or probably as the Germans made them versus Mexicans. Mom would have been World Champion Bone Picker if such a competition were held. She could pick and nibble meat from pigs' feet, turkey necks, and chicken backs like you've never seen. Left them darn near museum quality clean, she did.


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Pig's feet and tripe soup with hot sauce. Perfect on a cold day.[Linked Image]

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Originally Posted by kolofardos
Pig's feet and tripe soup with hot sauce. Perfect on a cold day.[Linked Image]


man that looks soooo! good!

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Haven’t had them in years but we used to always have a jar around the house when I was a kid. Pickled eggs and pigtails, too.

Dated a Chinese chick once who made amazing pigs feet in a pressure cooker. Wasn’t much good in bed though, so she went down the road.

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Haven't seen pickled pigs feet since the late 1950's- early 60's at the bar my dad used to stop at to see some of his buddies. Had a big jar of 'em up on the bar along with the pickled eggs jar. Was in there occasionally with dad and even asked him about pigs feet but he said he never tried them. That bar is still around and run by the same family but the pigs feet & pickled eggs are long gone. IIRC they were long gone when I got out of the service in 1971.

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Salty or spicy little freebie snacks were once the norm at bars, beginning way back with the Free Lunch. It was a smart way to get people thirstier. Alas, these days (as the cliche goes) there is no such thing as a...


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Originally Posted by RockyRaab
Had them regularly as a kid. Mom and I loved 'em. Looked hard for some a while back and found a jar at a Mexican supermarket but they weren't as good as my memory had them - or probably as the Germans made them versus Mexicans. Mom would have been World Champion Bone Picker if such a competition were held. She could pick and nibble meat from pigs' feet, turkey necks, and chicken backs like you've never seen. Left them darn near museum quality clean, she did.



She chew her toenails naked?

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I'll go for pickled eggs and a Red Hot but, that's it! I've got standards.

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Originally Posted by kolofardos
Pig's feet and tripe soup with hot sauce. Perfect on a cold day.[Linked Image]


That looks extremely good.


Originally Posted by RockyRaab
Had them regularly as a kid. Mom and I loved 'em. Looked hard for some a while back and found a jar at a Mexican supermarket but they weren't as good as my memory had them - or probably as the Germans made them versus Mexicans. Mom would have been World Champion Bone Picker if such a competition were held. She could pick and nibble meat from pigs' feet, turkey necks, and chicken backs like you've never seen. Left them darn near museum quality clean, she did.


Closer the bone the sweeter the meat as I always heard it. Hog backbone takes a lot of work to get yourself full, but the meat is outstanding. Chicken backbone the same. Sounds like your mom knew the best.

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Loved them years ago.
Bought a jar about 6 months ago.

They were red!

And nasty as hell!
Nibbled on one out of a gallon asnd threw the rest in the garbage.

Red? WTH!


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Originally Posted by Dillonbuck
Loved them years ago.
Bought a jar about 6 months ago.

They were red!

And nasty as hell!
Nibbled on one out of a gallon asnd threw the rest in the garbage.

Red? WTH!


You got dem Commie pickled pigs feet !


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I never cared for them myself.

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Originally Posted by mooshoo
the Vienna sausages are good too out hunting, i like to call em boy dinks in a can, my sister freaks when i say that! i told my nephew that if he didn't go to church his dink would end up in a can, my sister hates me!

monkey dicks.


Every time I see or hear of Vienna sausage I am going to think of Monkey Dicks now.

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Originally Posted by Scotty

I never cared for them myself.

Originally Posted by stxhunter
Originally Posted by mooshoo
the Vienna sausages are good too out hunting, i like to call em boy dinks in a can, my sister freaks when i say that! i told my nephew that if he didn't go to church his dink would end up in a can, my sister hates me!

monkey dicks.


Every time I see or hear of Vienna sausage I am going to think of Monkey Dicks now.






I hope thats a bad thing.


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Even Catfish having a rough time. LOL






This cracks me up. It’s so vile and disgusting!

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Back in 63/64 I used to cook them and tidbits when I worked for Wilson Packing house in Cedar Rapids Iowa,3-4 thousand pounds a night.

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Originally Posted by mooshoo
i like kipper snacks they are good but i like pickled pig feet too, what say ye to that any pickled pig feet lovers out there?

I wish there were some around that weren't rancid when they were processed. I've bought frozen and the brand with the slimy red broth and red food coloring. Both were bad when processed.
I used to get jars that tasted clean and fresh.

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