Many regional foods being left out of the mainstream

[CookieMonster]

I have spell check 'turned on' - but 'auto-correct' turned off.
auto-correct causes more errors than it has ever 'prevented'

 

[JAS_OH1]

I have spell check 'turned on' - but 'auto-correct' turned off.
auto-correct causes more errors than it has ever 'prevented'

I've seen some really funny ones and been the victim of both more than once.

 

[CookieMonster]

AI auto-correct has yet to learn the diff between
there their they're

many people also not , , ,
a few million other similar "issues" . . .

 

[blades]

The internet is quite familiar with creamed corn. Click here to see a few.

 

[CookieMonster]

the internet is full of posters opinions of what "creamed corn" is.
not all opinions agree.

 

[grumpyoldman]

none of those look like what we make, maybe that is why we call it fried corn , just hang on a few more days and we will show you the best sweet corn you ever put in your mouth and how to make it

 

[badjak]

Yup. Most of the cornfields here in my part of Ohio are not in rows, the field is packed full of feed corn. They alternate the following year with soybeans, no idea what they do with them (though I do love some edamame).

Edited to add we have terrific beef here in our state!

Soybeans act as a green fertiliser...
Plus indeed used for oil and cattle feed.
Our oil is labelled as soybean oil or vegetable oil (I'll check next time if the veg oil is actually soybean).
I use sunflower and olive oil.
Peanut oil is just too expensive

 

[Morning Glory]

Mod.comment. I've moved quite a few posts about corn (not all) to a former thread about corn. This thread is about regional foods being left out of the mainstream and corn has already been discussed enough in this thread. Please stay on topic.