West Virginia Woman Buys Decorative Fall Blanket, Husband Immediately Claims It as His Regular Blanket
The $48 throw was intended to complete an autumn display. It now smells like chili.
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Pepperoni rolls, hot dog chili and the food arguments that can divide a family reunion. These satirical stories celebrate West Virginia tastes, kitchen traditions and the meals we take much too seriously.

The $48 throw was intended to complete an autumn display. It now smells like chili.
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Your strategy depends entirely on whether the zombies shuffle slowly or run like somebody just announced free pepperoni rolls.
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Two hot dogs, one Appalachian argument: a Holler Herald meme asks whether a West Virginia hot dog needs a helping of slaw.
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Family members say the 74-year-old immediately removed them from the will and reclaimed three casserole dishes she had previously intended to leave them.
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A patient introduction to West Virginia’s most portable meal—and why putting fancy nonsense on it may require supervision.
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Delivery driver reportedly followed tire tracks two miles into the woods before texting, ‘I’m beside a muddy four-wheeler and three identical oak trees.’
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A West Virginia hot dog piled with chili and slaw makes The Holler Herald’s case: sauce is what you put on spaghetti.
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West Virginia has survived floods, mine wars and several heartbreaking football seasons. Whether it can survive the hot dog chili debate remains unclear.
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Josh Scott Outdoors founder insists the oversized snack still counts as one cake and therefore does not violate his diet.
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