What say you? Sweet or Savory? Personally, I don't won't to be confined to either. While I haven't eaten sweet grits in a long time. Since I didn't like cream of wheat, sweet grits were my go to as a child. As an adult butter, salt and pepper has been my absolute favorite. Either way, they are delicious to me.
Saw these in another group and I thought I'd ask the Foodie Fans. I'm probably aging myself. I definitely remember butter rum. Thought I was doing big things because in my ignorant mind, they had liquor in them. 🤪😂
Soup season that is! It’s been colder than usual here in California. Record breaking lows. A great time to get warm and cozy with a bowl of your favorite soup.🍲 I recently made copy cat version of a restaurant chains Zuppa Toscana. It cost less than $1 per serving to make. Just a few inexpensive ingredients and you have an amazing tasting starter or a meal all by itself. What's food brings you comfort during the winter months?
Maybe I'm dating myself but do you remember when all of the franchise restaurants would serve mozzarella sticks and potato skins on their appetizer menu? 🤔. Doesn't seem to be as trendy anymore. Now, I'm seeing cheese curds and seasoned tater tots. Same but completely different. 🤦🏾♀️😅 What new food trends have you noticed in the restaurant industry?