Patricia's Country Kitchen

This is 100 percent my opinion

Good night yall

New fear unlocked. A parasailing couple had the fright of their lives as they decended straight towards a hammerhead shark below in Ocean City, Maryland!!! 🤯🚨 #shark #parasailing #scary #storytime #oceancitymaryland

I loved this commercial. I sang the song everywhere

The Frito Bandito was introduced by Frito-Lay in 1967 as a cartoon mascot for Fritos corn chips. He was animated in early commercials by Tex Avery and voiced by Mel Blanc, the legendary voice behind Bugs Bunny, Daffy Duck, Porky Pig, and many others. The idea was simple: the Bandito wanted your Fritos. With his sombrero, big mustache, pistols, and catchy jingle, he became one of those commercial characters kids remembered right away. The song, based on “Cielito Lindo,” made the ads especially hard to forget. The campaign also drew complaints from Mexican-American groups who felt the character leaned too heavily on stereotypes. Frito-Lay softened his look over time, including removing the guns, but the character was eventually retired around 1971. For many who grew up with late-’60s and early-’70s TV, the Frito Bandito is one of those ads that instantly brings back Saturday morning cartoons, snack commercials, and jingles you could still remember decades later.

I had made pickled Valdelia onions 2 days ago. They were refrigerator pickles. I just went to get some and I have eaten almost the whole jar already. So I am about to go slice up 2 more valdelia onions and hopefully they are as good as the last jar, but hopefully since I am doubling the recipe it will last longer than 2 days.
Wish I could hide it from myself but they were so darn good I was eating them on everything. So I guess I just will have to make sure I don't eat them with every thing.
Have yall ever made something so good tasting that you just eat it all up in less than a week?

The history about some things we all have in the house. The reason chainsaw were invent will shock you.

The most ordinary objects in your home often carry secrets far stranger than you would ever guess. Behind the harmless products you use without a second thought lie origins involving prisons, missiles, surgery, and some surprisingly bizarre obsessions. 🏠 Corn flakes and graham crackers were invented to suppress human urges. The treadmill began as a brutal prison punishment. The chainsaw was first built to assist childbirth. Coca-Cola once contained extract from the coca leaf. WD-40 was designed to protect a nuclear missile. History has a way of hiding in plain sight, tucked inside the everyday things we never question. The next time you reach for one of these, remember it carries a past far darker and weirder than its place on your shelf suggests. 🔍 Follow @seekloree for the dark history hiding in everyday objects. #darkhistory #didyouknow #history #facts #strange