I bet Nelson would eat pumpkin pie . Pumpkin is a member of the squish family. Depends on how you prepare your squish……..Earl just corrected me “Squash”
Butternut squash is excellent in savoury winter soups, pureed and well seasoned.I grew up around people who thought it was “amusing” to call it “squish.” It wasn’t.
Mom was a lousy cook..I could tell by the smell in the kitchen when she was cooking squash with canned tomatoes..I ate at my friends house alot…..His mom made great fried bologna sandwiches..
Some people have bitterness sensitivity. Those people can taste bitter on a flat rock. The rest of us like squash. Shredded spaghetti squash can even substitute for enriched carbohydrates, like pasta. Brussle sprouts baked with olive oil and herbs are one of my favorites.
Linux0s over 11 years ago
How about squoosh?
Llewellenbruce over 11 years ago
Just for not eating Squash Nelson, no dessert.
Templo S.U.D. over 11 years ago
Earl has a point there.
pelican47 over 11 years ago
Now just introduce Nelson to Calvin—he may not eat it, but would love to squish it.
bgby4884 over 11 years ago
I’m with you Nelson. I Still don’t like squish. Or tofu!
bgby4884 over 11 years ago
I’m with you Nelson. I Still don’t like squish. Or tofu!
juicebruce over 11 years ago
I bet Nelson would eat pumpkin pie . Pumpkin is a member of the squish family. Depends on how you prepare your squish……..Earl just corrected me “Squash”
GROG Premium Member over 11 years ago
For a second I thought there was a vegetable I never heard of.
KEA over 11 years ago
I don’t think calling it by it’s ‘correct’ name is going to change the bitter taste or disgusting texture.
sbchamp over 11 years ago
Redneck version: ‘Squarsh’
Dampwaffle over 11 years ago
Grandma is getting “Edible” confused with “Good to Eat”. There is a difference, and Squash doesn’t belong in the second category.
charliesommers over 11 years ago
Had a friend years ago who called it squarsh, maybe Opel should try that name.
jtviper7 over 11 years ago
I can count on one hand, things I don’t like…Squash an Brussels sprouts are on the top of the list…Zucchini’s all right but then I’m Italian…
gobblingup Premium Member over 11 years ago
I love squish! I don’t like Lime beans. Blech.
Me3000 over 11 years ago
we always call it squish at our house, and it does require butter and sometimes brownsuger
lecrenb over 11 years ago
Then there’s “Swish”… but you drink that…
Linguist over 11 years ago
Presentation is everything, Opal !
GROG Premium Member over 11 years ago
Marshmallows??? Eeeeew!
orinoco womble over 11 years ago
Butternut squash is excellent in savoury winter soups, pureed and well seasoned.I grew up around people who thought it was “amusing” to call it “squish.” It wasn’t.
tbritt99 over 11 years ago
I hate squish too.
Number Three over 11 years ago
To Nelson… It would probably look like squished brains.
LOL xxx
boldyuma over 11 years ago
Mom was a lousy cook..I could tell by the smell in the kitchen when she was cooking squash with canned tomatoes..I ate at my friends house alot…..His mom made great fried bologna sandwiches..
Lamberger over 11 years ago
Some people have bitterness sensitivity. Those people can taste bitter on a flat rock. The rest of us like squash. Shredded spaghetti squash can even substitute for enriched carbohydrates, like pasta. Brussle sprouts baked with olive oil and herbs are one of my favorites.
David Huie Green LoveJoyAndPeace over 11 years ago
Don’ t remember what whire was supposed to beNeed more brain foodcauliflower? Looks like brain food
Emily2010 over 11 years ago
I agree Nelson, I would leave to.