cake decoratingQuite a hard act to follow that one.
I went to Uni with this bloke who one day went to cook a 'cake-in-a-tin'. He put it on the hob in the pan with the required water. Several hours later (we were all tucked up in bed) there was an almighty explosion from the kitchen. My mate went into the kitchen to find all the walls and the ceiling covered in Chocolate cake. A hole in the ceiling were the can had hit, dents in the cooker from the explosion and a knackered saucepan on the floor. We all found this very amusing.
Now the obvious thing to do would have been to clean it up before it dried and became impossible to shift. Didn't happen. Several weeks later a very irrate caretaker finally caught up with my mate, the kitchen had to be repainted.
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I went to Uni with this bloke who one day went to cook a 'cake-in-a-tin'. He put it on the hob in the pan with the required water. Several hours later (we were all tucked up in bed) there was an almighty explosion from the kitchen. My mate went into the kitchen to find all the walls and the ceiling covered in Chocolate cake. A hole in the ceiling were the can had hit, dents in the cooker from the explosion and a knackered saucepan on the floor. We all found this very amusing.
Now the obvious thing to do would have been to clean it up before it dried and became impossible to shift. Didn't happen. Several weeks later a very irrate caretaker finally caught up with my mate, the kitchen had to be repainted.