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Ok, now that we've discussed candy from the past, what is your most hated candy or dessert? I will start out with marzipan. Chocolate covered marzipan is probably my worst.

Is that licorice? Looks like a roll of Butyl tape! 🤣

Oh how could I forget Pez and those so cute candy dispensers!!! 😍

My kids foraged some chanterelles this week and they brought them over tonight. We made beef stroganoff with the freshly picked Chanterelles! It was my first time eating wild Chanterelles!

I I love when that happens!

Welcome to the forum from the Pacific Northwest!

I've never tried growing peanuts, but it sounds fun! If I but had more space.....

I too liked the red hots! Never tried the other two. I especially liked to use the red hots for gingerbread house decoration!

I forgot about the candy dots on paper! There was a cute little downtown shop in CA that sold those. Oh, and I do remember the Jolly Rancher thin bars that were like 4 inches long by 2 inches wide and my favorite was cinnamon! Tootsie roll pops were one of my favorites to get in my candy bag...

Oh I forgot rock candy....

First breakfast of egg burritos and coffee with Irish creme!

Do ya'll remember Pop Rocks, Gobstoppers, and ring pops?! What candies from the older days can you remember?

My son had an interesting opportunity to help out a friend on their chicken farm a couple weeks ago. He helped with one of the many steps they do when processing their chickens - he did the gut removing step to 100 chickens! He is now a pro!

We actually don't do it at our house. We cook this on a mostly deserted beach that you can only get to by boat! It's so much fun!

I love fermenting vegetables! I make sauerkraut, cortido, and escabeche.

Those are some great pumpkin carvings! I made a simple design this year -

Today we have very gusty wind and some rain that has continued from last night into the morning. A good day to work inside by the fire!

Welcome to the forum from the Pacific Northwest!

We roast 3 chickens outside on a spit all afternoon and then cook the following dishes in Dutch ovens in the coals: mashed potatoes and gravy, stuffing, rolls, yam bake, green bean supreme casserole, and pumpkin pie. We also have homemade cranberry sauce, homemade cheese balls with crackers...

Cool art!