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Slang-jang. n. A delectable mixture of liquids and solids, which originated in the city of Honey Grove, Texas, about the year 1888. A dish that everybody likes and nobody can get enough of. Never known to make any person sick, no matter how much of it was consumed. It is claimed that this dish can only be compounded correctly in Honey Grove, or by a native of Honey Grove.”
– Published in the 1914 Honey Grove High School annual
Slang-jang is a summertime concoction that originated in the Northeast Texas town of Honey Grove. [Read more…]
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The North thinks it knows how to make cornbread, but this a gross superstition. – Mark Twain
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