“Instant tradition” is a contradiction of course, but it’s also meaningful in at least two other ways: an attempt to create a tradition on the spot by some form of persuasion (such as marketing), and a tradition that involves pre-prepared items.
“Pigs in blankets” using hot dogs and canned pastry seem to fit all of the above extremely well, too well in fact.
What about DIGBC? *
Any others?
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* Disgusting Instant Green Bean Casserole
Fluffernutter sandwiches and queso dip come immediately to mind.
Absolutely. And pbj, grilled cheese and rice krispie treats.
I see nothing instant about any of these.
Just tasty American heritage regional and national food cuisine.
How about instant potatoes
Are they a tradition?
not mine.
How about instant noodle? 
I can’t identify with most of these, but is “grilled cheese” a problem? I WISH I could indulge in some version more frequently. So many versions!
Problem? In what way? I included it because you can buy processed wrapped sliced cheese and processed bread and still prepare a tradition.
I’m with you. Perhaps I misunderstood the question.
Starting with green bean casserole.
So, premade ingredients combined to make another dish.
But I don’t think disgusting, I think delicious
Yeah now Im confused.
Well, I took instant to reference the tradition, not the food. I now realize I was coming at it the wrong way.
I’m left handed though, so I’m used to this.
I’m left handed too!
In my defense, I was ASKING if it was a problem. I almost never assume I understand.
Yep. I take the same route.
If the OP returns, it would be nice to understand the question. I rarely enjoy staying confused. Is that a right handed thing, lol.
