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2. Yes. My grandmother lived through the Great Depression where people had to stretch everything, reuse everything,

Sun Jan 11, 2026, 02:57 PM

14 hrs ago

save everything. She never lost those habits.

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My grandmother, God rest her soul, made the worst hamburgers in the world [View all] MIButterfly 14 hrs ago OP

That's how my aunt deRien 14 hrs ago #1

What a sweet story. Thank you MlButterfly. debm55 14 hrs ago #3

My mom made great hamburgers. She put in bran. applegrove 14 hrs ago #4

What a great memory for you, applegrove! MIButterfly 14 hrs ago #5

Ontario. They are real kosher pickles. They are sold in the refridgerated applegrove 14 hrs ago #8

My mother fried hamburgers to hockey puck texture and taste displacedvermoter 14 hrs ago #6

That reminded me of Eddie Murphy FullySupportDems 14 hrs ago #7

LOL! Thank you, FullySupportDems! That was funny. MIButterfly 13 hrs ago #10

I noticed when I watched FullySupportDems 13 hrs ago #12

I thought of this bit when I read the o.p. Marthe48 13 hrs ago #14

I like stretching the meat. Otherwise, its pure meat. Tetrachloride 14 hrs ago #9

My Mom made burgers that way Marthe48 13 hrs ago #13

I wish your mother could've taught my mother and grandmother MIButterfly 12 hrs ago #15

It's called a panade. Morbius 8 hrs ago #16