Monica Reed

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Have you heard of this trend?

There is a woman on TikTok that travels to cemeteries looking for recipes on gravestones so she can recreate them in real life, according to Yahoo.

Her name is Rosie Grant, she has a master’s degree in library science and an interest in cemeteries. Evidently, the practice of putting family recipes on gravestones has been a tradition on other countries for quite some time. Now a days, when someone tries to recreate these recipes they end up going viral.

Here is a video of Rosie finding recipes then making them in real life.

 

Is there any recipes on gravestones around the Clarksville, Hopkinsville area we can check out and try?

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