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Well, better that the kid picked Kraft Dinner than turkeygas or honey milk. :blink:

How can the second link when you type "National Food of Canada" into Google be a Wikianswer that says ham, turkeygas and honey milk. I truly don't know what the latter two are!

Ok the answer on that page was so stupid I had to sign up and delete it :lol:

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OH man!!!

This thread is AWESOME!!!! I love it so, so, so very much...

Oh dudes, I also LOVE Mac and Cheese but it has to be the Extra Creamy one. With Tabasco and ketchup. That's right.

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Don't forget building igloos and riding penguins to school!

Omg.

YES!

And then I'll get him to post a picture of Mark Critch from this hour has 22 minutes and say it's our prime minister.

Donne moi une poptart!

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He needs to put that he had a polar bear as a pet....can't forget them :whistle:

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He needs to put that he had a polar bear as a pet....can't forget them :whistle:

hey you're from up north... how's beaver and moose meat??? :rofl:

Donne moi une poptart!

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Ok the answer on that page was so stupid I had to sign up and delete it :lol:

Haha! Power to you, TM!

Trust me folks...the link DID say "turkeygas and honey milk" I assure you!

Oh, and for the record, I like my Kraft Dinner with Heinz ketchup. The CANADIAN Heinz!

He needs to put that he had a polar bear as a pet....can't forget them :whistle:

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I'm from Vancouver and we like our KD just ok. Maybe elsewhere in Canada it's a favored food?

That being said, I find people in San Francisco are more obsessed with mac 'n cheese. It's on the menu at a lot of restaurants we go to that are kid-friendly! Some are even gourmet for the adults, not just on the kiddie menu.

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hey you're from up north... how's beaver and moose meat??? :rofl:

Can't comment about beaver but moose meat is good!

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Omg.

YES!

And then I'll get him to post a picture of Mark Critch from this hour has 22 minutes and say it's our prime minister.

Hahaha Make that a picture of Wayne Gretzky and I guarantee 50% of the US population would be fooled Lol

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Can't comment about beaver but moose meat is good!

I have some moose meat in the freezer.....got any good recepies? hehe

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Was totally JUST going to say this...

Man, now I really want some Kraft Dinner...

Is it sick that I can eat the whole box all by myself?

:blush:

Yea moose and kraft dinner.

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Was totally JUST going to say this...

Man, now I really want some Kraft Dinner...

Is it sick that I can eat the whole box all by myself?

:blush:

No, not sick, you're just the epitome of a TRUE Canadian!

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Was totally JUST going to say this...

Man, now I really want some Kraft Dinner...

Is it sick that I can eat the whole box all by myself?

:blush:

Uh...I seriously don't think I've ever NOT eaten a whole box by myself... :blush:

If I'm having it with another person, I make two boxes together. :P

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I can't eat a whole box by myself, but I will keep trying. I don't ever remember having kraft dinner as a child, I don't think my Mom ever served it - but then again we weren't eating a bunch of pre-packaged stuff, or any at all really.

Moose meat sucks.

Leave the Moose alone!

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