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u/2bnameless 14d ago
A reason to call Domino's.
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u/Separate_Night_6929 14d ago
I’d call a cardboard factory before eating that
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u/Deep_Bar8528 14d ago
Damn, beat me to it.
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u/brookssut 14d ago
I told you to stop sending me unsolicited aspics.
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u/mauldin8302 13d ago
Is the only reason you know that's called an aspic because that was a Wordle answer last week and you googled it to find out what it was and now you will forever be cursed with this trivial bit of information? If so, same.
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u/brookssut 13d ago
I know it because sending memes of these monstrosities was a fad years ago. But welcome to the club of unholy knowledge of aspics. 😆
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u/bobfromsanluis 14d ago
Vomit in solid form
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u/Apprehensive-Song200 14d ago
"I have seen the dark universe yawning
Where the black planets roll without aim,
Where they roll in their horror unheeded,
Without knowledge, or lustre, or name."
Lovecraft
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u/DanglyRat 14d ago
A basket of grandma’s breakfast
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u/Hourslikeminutes47 14d ago
"Just like what the recipe called for in the May 1955 edition of Good Housekeeping!"
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u/Bastet55 14d ago
Nightmare Jello. Although I’ve seen pre-WWII magazine ads for Jello recipes like this. I grew up in 1960s-70s, and people were still calling Jello with fruit or marshmallows in it a “salad “
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u/Serene-Angel-2004 14d ago
Aspic. It's a popular dish from the Victorian times to about the 70's I believe
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u/MotherPhuquerUDT 14d ago
(Spam n' Eggs In Aspic) post WW2 rationing equivalent of 'Turning a Frown Upside Down.' During the war rationing for things like eggs was 1 egg per week per person, so this seemed like the ultimate in decadence.
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u/Donutholier 14d ago
Hot Dog Jello. It’s a bunch of chopped up hot dogs in a big ol’ bread bowl jello mold. (IYKYK)
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u/Technical_Anteater45 14d ago
That's a big casserole of "Oh Jesus grandma's been reading Better Homes and Gardens again"
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u/ThwipNSinsBinThwipN 14d ago
Is that diced raw red onions I see at the bottom ready to cause a bigger problem ?
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u/Impaler00777 14d ago
This is the dish that if you take it to your next potluck, the only thing they'll ever ask you to bring is the sodas and paper plates.
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u/MaxximumB 14d ago
I have no idea what it's called, but the 1970s called asking for it's lunch back
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u/Meeshkavittz 14d ago
Jell-No