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ps. . .I've been viewing this thread extensively for the past few days and today I spent 3 hours looking through the threads. What a great thread, Pete, and thank you for putting this together. This is waaaaay before my time, but I have become enamored with the mid 50s-60s and this thread is just great!!!!! Thanks a bunch!

hmmm... the pictures are showing up for me.

huh. just learned that der dutchman was affiliated with adairs cafeterias... -M

hmmm. I'll try on my Windows software and see if that works, I'm using a Macbook so maybe that is why.

Those are great! I didn't know the Adair's connection with Der Dutchman/Zuider Zee either. I loved seeing the AMC ad, what a fun place that was as a kid.

Panda, Do you have an ad-blocker plug-in? The size of the pics are probably being recognized as ads and showing you a big blank nothing.

I used to LOVE!!!! Der Dutchman. Especially The Gumbo. It was probably the best I've ever had. I could go in there, order some boiled shrimp, some gumbo and some hushpuppies and be happy as a clam.

for me, der dutchman's hushpuppies alone were worth the trip. -M

for me, der dutchman's hushpuppies alone were worth the trip. -M
And before Der Dutchman it was the Zuider Zee. Dang, I'd fill up on
those and with tons of any buttery spread they served.

I used to LOVE!!!! Der Dutchman. Especially The Gumbo. It was probably
the best I've ever had. I could go in there, order some boiled shrimp,
some gumbo and some hushpuppies and be happy as a clam.
Liar! Liar! Pants on Fire!

You'd have several baskets of hush puppies, as in hundreds of hush
puppies. The shrimp and gumbo went home in a doggy bag with
several baskets of hush puppies. That's why you (we) tipped the
waitress so generously and why she drove a Mercedes 450.

Who are you trying to fool?

... just learned that der dutchman was affiliated with adairs cafeterias... -M
I remember driving to Adair's to pick up Thanksgiving Dinner in 1969.
There was ice on the streets. I drove a 1960 Renault Dauphine.

Oh man, those Der Dutchman Hush Puppies were addictive. I could eat a plate of those right now!

Oh man, those Der Dutchman Hush Puppies were addictive. I could eat a
plate of those right now!
I don't remember where I found them but I had about 2lbs in the freezer
some years ago. They were the same as Der Dutchman/Zuider Zee served.
I know they're available. Here's something from Yelp (http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/lil-tex-restaurant-copperas-cove#6SeRk3u-HbsSgXmVXpQcZQ).

Wish that joint was closer. That's some good looking chow.

Wish that joint was closer. That's some good looking chow.
I'm thinking that a super market had them as we speak and that I saw
them recently. Maybe it was at the commissary at Tinker.

I don't remember where I found them but I had about 2lbs in the freezer
some years ago. They were the same as Der Dutchman/Zuider Zee served.
I know they're available. Here's something from Yelp (http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/lil-tex-restaurant-copperas-cove#6SeRk3u-HbsSgXmVXpQcZQ).
I just remembered! They were at a restaurant in Bethany some years ago.
It was call Harbor something. The hush puppies were identical to Der
Dutchman/Zuider Zee. They were long long cylinders. Fantastic.

For some reason no restaurant has been able to last longer than two years
in the location on 6400 NW 39th Expressway. I believe it's a fantastic
location. It just doesn't work. Don't know why.

I only hope that Boomerang Diner will last after it's move to NW 39th.
No place has lasted much longer than two years at that location, either.

I don't believe Flat Tire Burgers lasted a year. Now Boomerang is in that
location. They never had much of a lunch crowd on N. College. I never saw
more than 3 tables filled at any time. I don't know how they expect to have
a larger crowd on 39th.

Papa Angelo's does an incredible biz. Why you ask? Because the The
pizza is fantastic. Absolutely fantastic. Order the thin crust Pepperoni.

Oy vey!

It was call Harbor something.

you're thinking of harbor house. -M