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I don't know about "canned" brains - but my grandmother used to make scambled eggs and brains using fresh brains once in a while back when I was a kid. For the fat she used bacon drippins' (not butter) and we never had gravy - Grandpa liked ketchup - so I did, too! As I remember - it was tasty.
 
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I keep a can on my kitchen shelf and make sure it's visible when my Yankee friends and family visit. I get quite wonderful reactions.

Several years ago my favorite aunt and uncle, from Minnesota, stayed with us for a week. On their second morning, they came downstairs for breakfast and I had the can sitting next to the bowl of eggs to be scrambled. They asked what I was going to do. I casually said I was going to add the brains to the eggs - wasn't really going to do it, but wanted a "reaction" - and I wish I'd had a camera to take a picture of the looks on their faces. I didn't think people could turn that shade of green.:ROFLMAO:
 
My Dad claimed to like brains, but every time we wanted to cook his little
can, he "wasn't in the mood for them". After a while, he really NEEDED some
brains (which is actually a loving statement), but by then he had forgotten
he supposedly liked them.

After he passed, I found the can in the back of the pantry... it was almost
spherical, it was so bloated. Thank goodness it never exploded in the pantry.

ewwwww
 

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