Your menu, sir:1. Pringles
2. Bread
3. Pringle sandwiches
4. Pringles on toast*
5. Er...
6. That's it.
Bon appetit!
* If you can be arsed to cook.
(2. Bread
3. Pringle sandwiches
4. Pringles on toast*
5. Er...
6. That's it.
Bon appetit!
* If you can be arsed to cook.
Newington,
Thu 29 Aug 2002, 21:40,
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He could have Pringles as a starter......and a main course of bread.
Then he could eat the Pringles tube as desert.
(Then he could eat the Pringles tube as desert.
chaotic_illuminator proud spacehopperist,
Thu 29 Aug 2002, 21:41,
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Woo! Toast!Forgot about toast!
The fact you count toast as cooking is disturbing, even if I do say so myself.
(The fact you count toast as cooking is disturbing, even if I do say so myself.
bigdave,
Thu 29 Aug 2002, 21:42,
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Bread pudding?soak your bread in boiling sugar water. Or boil a kettle pour a little (not too much) over and sprinkle shit loads of sugar over. If you have a lighter on you, break off the metal guard around the nozzle and turn the flame up to max before easing the turny lever off the cog, pulling to min and reattaching, then turning to max again. Do this a couple of times and you'll have a highly dangerous yet incredibly fun toy with which you can attempt to make caramalised bread pudding with. Whilst avoiding the thing blowing up in your hand, which they have a tendancy of doing after you 'modify' them. :(
Alternativly use the grill.
And for pringles you ask? If you have butter, crunch them into itty bitty bits and mix them in with some soft butter (or mayo) you could heat the butter up with your lighter first. then spread thickly on your bread.
A ha, I could get a job on an insanly dangerous version of BLue Peter for students no probs...
(Alternativly use the grill.
And for pringles you ask? If you have butter, crunch them into itty bitty bits and mix them in with some soft butter (or mayo) you could heat the butter up with your lighter first. then spread thickly on your bread.
A ha, I could get a job on an insanly dangerous version of BLue Peter for students no probs...
Lethe is carrying a spade. SPANG.,
Thu 29 Aug 2002, 21:52,
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