What's cookin' boys?

[PoTreeBoy]

Being “glaciated” myself, that makes perfect sense.

I’m always open to new food ideas and flavors.

Love Peanut Butter and Jelly sandwiches.

Boiled peanuts sounds like one I could take a pass on…..no offense @Magicman….

PS - now that I think about it - I've seen boiled peanuts at a food booth at the NY State Fair years ago and passed...

Not sure I'd expect to get a good boiled peanut at the New York State Fair anyway....

I grew up in Mississippi and never heard of boiled peanuts until I moved to Texas and a summer intern from Georgia Tech brought some to work. (But it was north Mississippi )

 

[Magicman]

Georgia is claimed as being the Peanut Capital of the US, but the Dothan, AL area produces more than 65 percent of all peanuts produced in the United States. George Washington Carver, agricultural pioneer and head of Tuskegee Institute's experiment station who was known worldwide for the more than 300 uses he found for peanuts.

 

[old and tired]

Georgia is claimed as being the Peanut Capital of the US...

Peanut production per state:
Georgia. 3.1B. ("B" as in billions!!!)
North Carolina. 528.9M.
Florida. 504.6M.
Alabama. 480.5M.
Texas. 468M.
South Carolina. 299.7M.
Arkansas. 197.2M.
Virginia. 140.1M.