Closest thing I can find around here is Beach Cliff Kipper Snacks.
Back in the day, they had them in the seafood section of the store.
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Closest thing I can find around here is Beach Cliff Kipper Snacks.
Back in the day, they had them in the seafood section of the store.
Can you explain what that is ? I’ve never heard of that .
Yup.Quote:
Originally Posted by Txcowboy52
It's strips of smoked herring.
Basically, fish jerky.
Kipper snacks are similar, but come in a can and are moist.
Supposedly a "Polish" thing at Christmas time.
I didn’t recognize the name, but when you described them, I remembered. The ones I remember were packaged in plastic hanging on a rack. They were sure salty. I guess that’s why my father enjoyed eating them so much with beer.
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Originally Posted by GhostHawk
Thanks for the links!!Quote:
Originally Posted by MaryB
Looked at that one, said vinegar soaked so pickled... don't think it is the same as described...Quote:
Originally Posted by GhostHawk
I love Beach Cliff Kipper Snacks.
When I was young the bars around here sold Blind Robins. They were in a little plastic bag and stapled onto a cardboard display board. I remember the board was white with blue lettering. Jeez, been a long time since I've had one of those.
Funny, I am eating some pickled herring right now. One of my favorites. My family is Swedish and I grew up eating Herring one way or another mainly with my Dad. He always had Blind Robins in the cupboard.
Beach Cliff Kippers are good, have some in the cupboard.
Don
Time to make some anchovy gravy,to dip Italian bread in. I remember Blind Robins and my Wife loved them too. And we went crazy over the Crab cakes in the foil shaped holder.My Mom was from Amsterdam and we ate a lot of pickled Herring.
I never understood why people eat bait when there are so many good fish swimming around! ��
Pickled herring is good stuff! Love it!
The Asian grocery store I go to has them.
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What are we looking at Jon?Quote:
Originally Posted by JonB_in_Glencoe
Salted minnows?
You are looking at what you asked to see, in the Asian version.Quote:
Originally Posted by WILCO
The English description of this product is, "Yamaki Dried Anchovy Additive-Free Dried Japanese Fish Snack"Quote:
Originally Posted by WILCO
I've seen similar with Herring and other fish.
enjoy
I don’t live too far from Pinconning. Stoped there many times to buy their cheeses. There is a huge outdoor store down the road from them. Worth the drive.Quote:
Originally Posted by GhostHawk
Thanks Jon!!!Quote:
Originally Posted by JonB_in_Glencoe
Did not know that. :)