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• Divine Spark

  11/27/2025, 11:23:48 PM

  That’s a fair point ❤️

• Katya

  11/27/2025, 11:22:44 PM

  Everything ends up mixed together and in the same place anyway :-) 

• Divine Spark

  11/27/2025, 10:20:55 PM

  For sure, people often times eat them separately, but hey, I won’t judge if people combine them lol it might be good.

• Kevin S

  11/27/2025, 10:06:54 PM Play

• Katya

  11/27/2025, 9:50:08 PM

  I’ve heard ambrosia characterized as the food of the gods :-) i’ve not heard of it being done with condensed milk. To me it’s a lot like Watergate salad, with the marshmallows and Cool Whip smiling friends of mine used to go all diet product all the way, diet pudding, etc.; it was OK, but as the song says, ain’t nothing like the real thing baby :-) 

• Divine Spark

  11/27/2025, 9:37:05 PM

  Responding to another comment, that sounds like a wonderful Thanksgiving. I love, honey ham, we have it on Christmas and Easter.

• Divine Spark

  11/27/2025, 9:34:15 PM

  Those are wonderful questions. For one, ambrosia is this cacophony of different foods. Generally, this can differ, though, the foods that are in it are coconut, pineapple, mandarin, oranges, marshmallows, condensed milk. This can vary widely depending on family tradition.It is not a tradition of ours to have turkey on Christmas, we generally have ham and cheesy potatoes, however, this can also very depending on families. Those were two excellent questions! I’m so full but now I want more ambrosia lol

• Katya

  11/27/2025, 9:32:27 PM Play

• Kevin S

  11/27/2025, 9:32:08 PM Play

• Divine Spark

  11/27/2025, 9:19:02 PM

  Please be kind!! This is my first food review/2nd speaking ramble,