oscar being oscar

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worcestershire sauce is great on pot roast       i even make sure some gets on my mashed potatoes

Of course it is, it's the 12th best sauce.  You may remember that it was the 11th best but recently Chik-fil-a sauce entered the top 10 and knocked it back a spot.

[Spracne]

I'm not on board with this Woo bashing.  Great addition to numerous marinades.

[Tobias]

i'm on team W myself

[OregonSmock]

Worcestershire sauce is delicious... I use it to marinate steaks, chicken, burgers, etc.  I also love just saying the word "worcestershire."  It's one of the more ambiguous words in the English language, and I take no shame in butchering the ever loving daylights out of it.

[CNS]

Wore
Chest
Er
Shire

Sauce.

I use it in a bunch of stuff.

[Tobias]

also one of the "secret" ingrediants of the world famous auntie mae's bloody marys.

tobias also does the same at home, when not partaking at #1 gE bar/total stud namesake

[Spracne]

War-stir-sure

[Dr Rick Daris]

also one of the "secret" ingrediants of the world famous auntie mae's bloody marys.

tobias also does the same at home, when not partaking at #1 gE bar/total stud namesake

you know what else they used to put in it? pickapeppa sauce. this was discussed by a former employee and current owner a few days ago and the former employee was told that pickapeppa is not currently used and never was but the former employee knows better. so just a heads up to anyone getting a BM at autie maes who thinks there might be pickapeppa in it, there isn't. 

[CNS]

War-stir-sure

Have heard this a bunch with all the missouri ppl I encounter.  Seems to be regional thing.

[OregonSmock]

Sometimes I go with an obnoxious, mouth breathing sounding "warscht-sher-sher," and other times I just blurt something out that vaguely resembles "war-steh-shire."

[CNS]

Wuuur-sure-sure

[Spracne]

War-stir-sure

Have heard this a bunch with all the missouri ppl I encounter.  Seems to be regional thing.

Was taught this, the "proper" pronunciation, by a chef.  Also heard it pronounced "Wuss-tuh-sheer"

[Trim]

I didn't know for a long time that my neighbor and student body president Jake Worcester's last name was pronounced wooster.

[CNS]

I didn't know for a long time that my neighbor and student body president Jake Worcester's last name was pronounced wooster.

That is just a lazy pronunciation.   His relatives must have been some mush-mouthed dummies or something. 

[Tobias]

darkness worcestershired the dude

[Spracne]

I didn't know for a long time that my neighbor and student body president Jake Worcester's last name was pronounced wooster.

That is just a lazy pronunciation.   His relatives must have been some mush-mouthed dummies or something.

You've just concisely explained the evolution of the English language. 

[Emo EMAW]

wurst-tur-shur

[Skipper44]

[Havs]

Pretty sure my grandpa was there in World War II.

"Wooster" is the town and "Wooster-sheer" is the county its located inside.