This shouldn't even be edible/on a menu/or sold in the grocery store/meat market

[MysticCat]

Originally Posted by Xidelt

Pimento cheese really grosses me out..

[SydneyK]

Originally Posted by Xidelt

Pimento cheese really grosses me out. Oh, and pineapple and mayonnaise tea sandwiches.

Originally Posted by MysticCat

I think it's funny that MC 'd at the pimento cheese part of Xidelt's post - I was about to post the same thing about the pineapple and mayo tea sandwiches part. I suspect the meaning behind our s is different, though. I've never heard of pineapple and mayo tea sandwiches, and just the thought of such a combination is to me. Pretty sure MC has heard of pimento cheese and is at the fact that someone would be grossed out by it.

Anyway. Carry on.

lol - GC made me delete one of my s. I had forgotten about the 10 limit.

[MysticCat]

Originally Posted by SydneyK

I think it's funny that MC 'd at the pimento cheese part of Xidelt's post - I was about to post the same thing about the pineapple and mayo tea sandwiches part. I suspect the meaning behind our s is different, though. I've never heard of pineapple and mayo tea sandwiches, and just the thought of such a combination is to me. Pretty sure MC has heard of pimento cheese and is at the fact that someone would be grossed out by it.

LOL. I too would be grossed out by pineapple and mayo sandwiches. indeed.

But yes, I have not only heard of pimento cheese, I have consumed it whenever and however possible. It's a Southern staple. It should be noted, however, that like so many things, there is pimento cheese and there is stuff that is called pimento cheese (or {shudder} pimento spread). If it's not homemade (or made in-house in a restaurant or store), it ain't worthy of the name.

I make a killer (baked) mac and cheese made with pimento cheese.

[Gusteau]

Originally Posted by MysticCat

LOL. I too would be grossed out by pineapple and mayo sandwiches. indeed.

But yes, I have not only heard of pimento cheese, I have consumed it whenever and however possible. It's a Southern staple. It should be noted, however, that like so many things, there is pimento cheese and there is stuff that is called pimento cheese (or {shudder} pimento spread). If it's not homemade (or made in-house in a restaurant or store), it ain't worthy of the name.

I make a killer (baked) mac and cheese made with pimento cheese.

Oh, the glory of pimento cheese! Sometimes I make grilled cheese with it, though some purists tell me it's sacrilege to heat pimento cheese... I'll respect that opinion and keep making grilled cheese!

I've also made a pimento macaroni and cheese (baked is a prerequisite in all of my mac and cheese endeavors) that I adapted from the pimento cheese recipe I got from a friend. Absolute heaven!

[MysticCat]

Originally Posted by Gusteau

(baked is a prerequisite in all of my mac and cheese endeavors)

As it should be.

And pay no attention to the so-called purists -- a grilled pimento cheese sandwich wonderful. Put bacon on it and you have a thing of true beauty.

[Gusteau]

Originally Posted by MysticCat

And pay no attention to the so-called purists -- a grilled pimento cheese sandwich wonderful. Put bacon on it and you have a thing of true beauty.

I'll take your blessing and run with it. MC has spoken folks!