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First of all, for those of you who don't know what "gastronomic" means, it pertains to the art or science of good eating.
OK, here's the question:
Denver, Colorado consumes less of this per capita than any other city in the US.
What is it?
Remember, we're talking food or drink here, so it could be either.
Seafood! Seafood! Seafood!!!
Super Bowl Wins? . . . wait no they won one finally . . . umm, okay how about Rocky Mountain Oysters?
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Colorado Kool-Aid?
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I think it's yellow snow
Prune Juice. I remember reading it on one of those stupid lists of facts you'll never need.
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"PurplePeopleEaters" wrote:
C'mon, you Googled it & we all know it!Quote:
Prune Juice. I remember reading it on one of those stupid lists of facts you'll never need.
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http://www.brainofbrian.com/facts-places1.html
Prune juice, now I know why Denver smells so funny.
"WVV" wrote:
??? I'm not following you. Denver drinks less prune juice than any other state, not more of it. Ergo, less pooh.Quote:
Prune juice, now I know why Denver smells so funny.
"singersp" wrote:
DuhQuote:
"WVV" wrote:
??? I'm not following you. Denver drinks less prune juice than any other state, not more of it. Ergo, less pooh.Quote:
Prune juice, now I know why Denver smells so funny.
:P, I guess I can't read tonight, that makes no sense.