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		Comment on 30 Classic Southern Sayings and What They Really Mean by casey		</title>
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		<pubDate>Mon, 20 Jul 2026 16:18:46 +0000</pubDate>
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					<description><![CDATA[These are precious! I’m writing them up to stick them on my fridge!]]></description>
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		Comment on 50 of the Best Southern Sayings by Kay B.		</title>
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		<pubDate>Thu, 25 Jun 2026 14:10:04 +0000</pubDate>
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					<description><![CDATA[In reply to &lt;a href=&quot;https://servingupsouthern.com/50-of-the-best-southern-sayings/#comment-132727&quot;&gt;V Williams&lt;/a&gt;.

You&#039;d start a fight with a fencepost. Ain&#039;t nothin ever gonna make you happy. Do you boycott all clothes made with Cotton?  &quot;The more YOU Know.&quot;  Stop buying those cotton pickin clothes, Ma&#039;am. Stick with rayon, nylon, wool, spandex, polyester. Lots &#038; lots of white people picked cotton, btw. Both my parents were pulled out of school at 12 years old, (not allowed to go back for anyone who might misunderstand) to PICK COTTON. Because their families could Not afford to EAT, without making children do hard labor. And Food Stamps, back then, was Govt rations, of Dry Beans, Flour, Rice, Dry Milk, &#038; &#039;Government Cheese.  They didn&#039;t go to grocery stores with SNAP cards, &#038; eat anything they wanted, no candy, no ice cream, no sweetened drinks, not even juice. And no one &#039;traded their snap&#039; cards for Cash, or drugs/alcohol. It ought to go back to that way, only add in produce, preferably that they have to go pick themselves! People would get to work real quick! It wouldn&#039;t be &#039;enabling&#039; bad behavior, and people would be Motivated by their stomachs to do better! I&#039;m not referring to WIC, of course WIC is very needed, for Mothers, Infants, Children. Did you also know, the vast majority of the White Southerners were NOT Plantation owners, but had to do hard work, farm, build, &#039;farm out their kids to work&#039; just to keep everyone fed. Go &#039;on now, with your horse hockey.....&#038; Get to Church &#038; learn to appreciate some goodness in your Soul. But...be sure you aren&#039;t wearing Cotton!]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>In reply to <a href="https://servingupsouthern.com/50-of-the-best-southern-sayings/#comment-132727">V Williams</a>.</p>
<p>You&#8217;d start a fight with a fencepost. Ain&#8217;t nothin ever gonna make you happy. Do you boycott all clothes made with Cotton?  &#8220;The more YOU Know.&#8221;  Stop buying those cotton pickin clothes, Ma&#8217;am. Stick with rayon, nylon, wool, spandex, polyester. Lots &amp; lots of white people picked cotton, btw. Both my parents were pulled out of school at 12 years old, (not allowed to go back for anyone who might misunderstand) to PICK COTTON. Because their families could Not afford to EAT, without making children do hard labor. And Food Stamps, back then, was Govt rations, of Dry Beans, Flour, Rice, Dry Milk, &amp; &#8216;Government Cheese.  They didn&#8217;t go to grocery stores with SNAP cards, &amp; eat anything they wanted, no candy, no ice cream, no sweetened drinks, not even juice. And no one &#8216;traded their snap&#8217; cards for Cash, or drugs/alcohol. It ought to go back to that way, only add in produce, preferably that they have to go pick themselves! People would get to work real quick! It wouldn&#8217;t be &#8216;enabling&#8217; bad behavior, and people would be Motivated by their stomachs to do better! I&#8217;m not referring to WIC, of course WIC is very needed, for Mothers, Infants, Children. Did you also know, the vast majority of the White Southerners were NOT Plantation owners, but had to do hard work, farm, build, &#8216;farm out their kids to work&#8217; just to keep everyone fed. Go &#8216;on now, with your horse hockey&#8230;..&amp; Get to Church &amp; learn to appreciate some goodness in your Soul. But&#8230;be sure you aren&#8217;t wearing Cotton!</p>
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		Comment on Vintage 1960 Chicken Divan by 7brrewmenu		</title>
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		<pubDate>Mon, 22 Jun 2026 09:58:34 +0000</pubDate>
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					<description><![CDATA[I’ve tried this recipe and it brought back so many memories! The combination of tender chicken, broccoli, and that rich, creamy sauce is the definition of comfort food. I love how you&#039;ve kept this classic 1960 recipe alive while making it easy for modern home cooks to follow. Thanks for sharing.]]></description>
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I’ve tried this recipe and it brought back so many memories! The combination of tender chicken, broccoli, and that rich, creamy sauce is the definition of comfort food. I love how you&#8217;ve kept this classic 1960 recipe alive while making it easy for modern home cooks to follow. Thanks for sharing.</p>
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		Comment on 5-Cup Salad by 俄罗斯 旅游 景点		</title>
		<link>https://servingupsouthern.com/5-cup-fruit-salad/#comment-132838</link>

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		<pubDate>Sun, 21 Jun 2026 16:41:22 +0000</pubDate>
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					<description><![CDATA[I made this for our family reunion last weekend and it was a hit! Everyone kept asking for the recipe, which surprised me since it&#039;s so simple. I used drained canned pineapple instead of fresh, and it still turned out great.
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I made this for our family reunion last weekend and it was a hit! Everyone kept asking for the recipe, which surprised me since it&#8217;s so simple. I used drained canned pineapple instead of fresh, and it still turned out great.</p>
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