Posted in Mississippi
March 15, 2018
10 Things A True Mississippian Can Honestly Say They’ve Never Done
Whether you realize it or not, living in Mississippi has helped shape the person you’ve become. As a longtime resident of the Magnolia State, you’re sure to have a few traits that make your roots pretty obvious. And just as these traits include things you do, they also include a few things you don’t do. Not so sure? Read on for 10 things most Mississippians can honestly say they’ve never done.
We Mississippians are practically born with good manners. And while we’re polite to everyone, we’re especially kind to our mamas.
Canned biscuits might be okay in a pinch, but they’re in no way comparable to the homemade version.
With weather that constantly changes, it’s nearly impossible to go an entire week, much less an entire season, without adjusting the thermostat.
It’s no secret that Mississippians are great cooks. It’s also no secret that we love to share our tasty creations. So any chance that we have to whip up something delicious will not be passed up.
As one of the most important things in a southern kitchen, you can bet we Mississippians treat our skillets with respect.
Who actually buys this stuff?
If you hear someone say this, act fast – they may be suffering from heat stroke.
Fully aware that some of the best food in the state can be found in gas stations, no true Mississippian would be above dining in one.
An extension of our hospitable ways, Mississippians ALWAYS pull over for a funeral procession.
Technically a "dressing," Miracle Whip is just not an acceptable replacement for mayo when it comes to popular southern dishes like chicken salad, deviled eggs, and tomato sandwiches.
So, how many of these do you agree with? What else would you add to this list? Tell us in the comments section!
If you enjoyed this, be sure to check out “9 Strange Food Combinations Only People In Mississippi Will Love.“
