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To: afraidfortherepublic
Don't mention it.
Was a fond memory recalling those infinitely simpler times.
Times when all it'd take was food -- not a "Race Relations" class -- to bring together vastly different people from very different backgrounds.

BTW, about this question;

"Why is it that Creme Brulee is offered in some cities and not in others? You can get it everywhere in Chicago -- but not in Milwaukee."

I've often wondered a few things about certain foods -- since leaving Milwaukee -- myself.
For instance why is it one can buy a Kringle (~Almond, Cherry, or Apple), Ring Balogne, Ma Bianche's Herring tidbits (~in sour cream sauce, of course...) or "Reynold's" Pasties in Milwaukee, but no where else?
(I'm serious as a heart attack, too.)

There're many *culinary* mysteries surrounding Milwaukee & one will usually never know any one of 'em.

...until they leave. (g)

191 posted on 11/09/2002 2:13:44 PM PST by Landru
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To: Landru
For instance why is it one can buy a Kringle (~Almond, Cherry, or Apple), Ring Balogne, Ma Bianche's Herring tidbits (~in sour cream sauce, of course...) or "Reynold's" Pasties in Milwaukee, but no where else?
(I'm serious as a heart attack, too.)

Don't have any heart attack, we'll get to the bottom of this mystery for you. Many of the products are homegrown, or private labeled for these establishments. They were all great choices, you have good taste!

Consider me your Genie, with 3 wishes....

Lets start with Lina "Ma" Bensch, Fish house. It must still be in existence it was so unique, and profitable, although I heard she was retiring a few years back, and the boys never were the woman their ma was... LOL  I know she got her Herring from the icy waters of northern Nova Scotia, so lets start there at the fisheries and work back, or contact Ma's back home and have them send you a well packed shipment it was only a couple of bucks a jar after all, for this legendary treat. (You too will be legendary if it breaks in transit...LOLOLOL). 

Feeling better yet, well here is your early Christmas present from me to you. Call this # and have your Kringle wish come true  (800) 733 2214, or visit this Racine Wisconsin bakery at your fingertips, click this link.. Krinkle's Ring

Finally, Reynolds Pasty Shop is a one of a kind, try calling them at (414) 444-4490 for overnight shipping...

Taa Daa ....Taking a bow.......ha!!

205 posted on 11/10/2002 1:43:50 PM PST by carlo3b
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