Cornbread and milk

I am eating a big glass of cornbread and milk. I know folks today have renamed everything, so this is my ‘comfort food’.  I cannot remember when I didn’t like cornbread and milk. I was raised to know three kinds of milk.  Sweet milk was how it came from the cow, Butter milk was sort of a clabbored (sour) milk with butter specks in it then the blue-jon I think was the milk left after it was churned. Mama used the blue-Jon to cook with, or it went to dad’s hog.
We do not put sugar in our cornbread.

(This is a crooked glass of corn bread & Milk!)

I like cornbread and buttermilk about as much as cornbread and sweet milk. Now Sherry likes cornbread and milk  (She just took a bite from my bowl), but I think she prefers the cornbread with butter in it and eat it like a buttered biscuit.

Milk is like everything else in the world, folks cannot leave it alone(gotta have variety). Now we have Whole Milk, 1%, 2%, and no% Fat milk. Plus almond milk, vanilla flavored almond milk, unsweetened almond milk and the list goes on to soy milk etc.
I have never tried Goats milk, that I know of. I don’t think anyone milks a horse, do they?

None of that matters, because I am a cow’s milk man. We drank non-fat milk for awhile until I read we need some fat so we are now back to 2%.

I hate it when the glass/bowl is empty. I get a down feeling, is that all there is? I don’t believe I have ever emptied a bowl that I could not eat another.
Is cornbread and milk a nationwide combination?  Or just a Southern thing?
Thanks for stopping by the log.
Nite Shipslog
PS:
Blonde joke (male version)
A blonde man goes to the vet with his goldfish. "I think it's got epilepsy,” he tells the vet.
The vet takes a look and says, "It seems calm enough to me."


The blonde man says, "Wait, I haven't taken it out of the bowl yet."
(Hey baitlady how about that?)
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