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Thread started 08/14/08 6:18pm

guarinigirl200
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Has Prince Ever Eaten This?

Hi Orgers!

Okay, I know in the past that there have been some pretty gnarly Prince threads (what color socks does he wear, what type of hand lotion does he use, etc) But this is a real, serious question I'm asking.

I know that Prince is from Minnesota and I also know that Minnesota has a large Scandanavian population.

Has Prince ever states if he's tried any of the native Scandanavian dishes like Lutefisk (lye soaked fish) or anything else like that?

I'm watching a travel show on TV and the host is in Minnesota sampling the local fare. I just thought it would be cool to hear if Prince had eaten it or not. biggrin

Thanks.

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Reply #1 posted 08/14/08 6:31pm

fan09	Lutefisk Prince is a brave soul to try that. Thats if he did
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Reply #2 posted 08/14/08 7:13pm

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He's a vegetarian. feeling ill

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Reply #3 posted 08/14/08 7:45pm

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I think it's safe to say NO. disbelief Nobody eats that stuff. I live in MN and I've never tried it. I don't know anyone who has. I think you'd have to raid some 98 year-old woman's jarred goods from 1950 in order to find it. shrug
Now, MN wild rice on the other hand is delicious thumbs up!

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Reply #4 posted 08/15/08 1:50pm

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Okay, thanks for the heads up. I just saw it on TV and the man eating it was a native Minesotan (he's about 40 years old) and he described it as "fish jello" LOL.

I don't think I'd have the guts to do it. biggrin

Now if the fish came fried in a cornmeal batter with a side plop of tartar sauce, then we could talk. LOL. razz