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All you’re doing is comparing southern style mac n cheese vs basic everyday fast mac n cheese. It’s not even a race thing…

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I cannot speak to macaroni pie directly, but you’d be surprised by how many things considered Southern are straight out of Africa for reasons that should be obvious.

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Pretty much every culture that has some form of cheese and processed grain has mixed them together and bake it apparently lol. I wanna try and make pastitsio now

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That may be true, but I’m only talking about Southern style mac n’ cheese.

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Yeah I don’t understand what the point of this post is. Maybe they just like Juneteenth better as a holiday?

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Why are we comparing two unrelated holidays like this

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You realize that you’re talking about southern food right? As in not exclusively black?

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Apt user name 😂

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I fisted your dad.

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This. OP probably has an antifa flag and speaks on behalf of Black America.

And he’s anglo as anglo can be.

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Southern food is great because Southern white people have a different set of culinary influences than northern white people. I don’t know what that influence might be, but it must’ve been huge.

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French, Scottish, native American, and west African.

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My wife is white southern and is passionate about black culture Mac n cheese

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Liar liar pants on fire. This is not a, “black culture mac n cheese”. This is straight up southern style mac n’ cheese.

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Where do you think the southern slave owners got their culinary influences from?

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Uh… wut? I’m from the west coast but since I’m military and met my wife on the south

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Does she have a cast iron skillet that she only uses for corn bread?

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Man there’s Canadians that have that.

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I don’t think the point of the meme is that Mac n cheese belongs to black people. It’s that GOOD Mac n cheese belongs to black people. Maybe you didn’t notice, but the Mac n cheese on the left looks how it should while the one on the right looks like watery stoffers. If you didn’t notice, I’d say the meme is pretty accurate.

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Fuck off with this racist horseshit.

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It’s a meme

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Facts don’t care about your feelings.

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I get that, but the Mac n cheese on the left is made by people in the south, not just black people. In fact a lot of things labeled as “black” are actually just southern. Its just the south has better food than the north. White people are eating it too.

Edit: as a European who likes spicy food, anything you’re likely to get north of the Mason Dixon line is basically inedible slopp. Go eat a bowl of seafood gumbo and tell me I’m wrong. Go on, I’ll wait. And while you’re down there, bring me some southern maid donuts.

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A lot of southern things were co-opted from blacks. It’s called soul food for a reason.

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Gumbo, if you know how to cook it, is the same basic thing as split pea and ham soup, if you’re doing that right. It’s a classic “same thing but local ingredients” deal, French cooking by way of the Acadians down to Louisiana.

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So “homemade” vs “frozen?” Homemade mac and cheese is a black thing, and white people didn’t eat it before freezers were invented? TIL.

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Memes aren’t meant to be history lessons.

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Damn Juneteenf sucks

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I don’t get Juneteenth but I didn’t have to, it doesn’t affect me. Although personally I think the name is weird - it’s definitely grammatically incorrect. But whatever, y’all have fun. I like Mac’n’cheese though.

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It’s just the “Nine” in nineteenth (a word that only has long vowels) replaced with June. June 19th turned into a single word. It specifically celebrates the day slavery was abolished in Texas.

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That is a good point. I guess they should deal with the holiday like Halloween or Christmas, celebrate it when everyone else does.

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It’s a celebration of freedom? What’s there to get?

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My only gripe is I can never remember the number, and there are several teenths. I’m bad with dates. July 4th is idiot proof.

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Yeah, One of the vendors I work with emailed me to let me know they’d be off that day and I had to look it up. It would have been the same if it was called abolition day or something like that but there’s something a little annoying about the fact that they made it halfway with putting the date in the name.

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