Southern Grandmothers Have Been Making This For Years

This lunch tastes like pure nostalgia.

Transcript

00:00All Southern grandmothers have been out there

00:01making this cheap lunch for years,

00:04so we're about to try it.

00:05It starts with a block of cream cheese.

00:08Then you take a jar of pimento stuffed olives

00:12and give it a good chop.

00:13Put your olives into your bowl of cream cheese.

00:16Season it with a little garlic salt, Worcestershire,

00:20black pepper,

00:22then stir it all together.

00:23And that's it, cream cheese and olive spread.

00:26You can serve it just like this with crackers,

00:28but I've also seen people do it on tea sandwiches,

00:32so I'm gonna go that route because a sandwich,

00:35to me, sounds more delicious than with crackers.

00:37And there you have it,

00:38cream cheese and olive tea sandwich.

00:43This is good.

00:43I'm not gonna lie, I was a little skeptical

00:45because it does sound a little bit like,

00:46eh, am I gonna like that?

00:48Turns out, grandmothers and mothers really do know best.