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Re: Baker's weirdness

Posted By: Wolfspirit, on host 65.92.184.149
Date: Wednesday, January 9, 2002, at 01:47:04
In Reply To: Re: Weirdness posted by Don the Monkeyman on Tuesday, January 8, 2002, at 22:51:26:

> > koala"so how'd the bread turn out?"mom
>
> 'Twas excellent, as usual. :-)
>
> Don "Didn't expect that question" Monkey

How about another question. Did you know that the kitchen countertop bread machine (along with the automatic rice-cooker) were invented in Japan -- but only because, culturally, it was never acceptable to serve certain foods unless they're piping-hot fresh? Eh.

Over the holidays, my Dave discovered that using our bread machine to make Italian panettone (a sweet bread containing raisins and candied citrus peel) was waaaaaay better than buying it at the store. Absolutely spanking, DEE-lish yummy.

Wolfspirit

Replies To This Message

Re: Baker's weirdness - koalamom - Wed, 1/9/2002, 21:41:47
- Re: Baker's weirdness - Don the Monkeyman - Wed, 1/9/2002, 21:56:59
  - Re: Baker's weirdness - koalamom - Fri, 1/11/2002, 19:22:19

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Message:	> > > koala"so how'd the bread turn out?"mom > > > > 'Twas excellent, as usual. :-) > > > > Don "Didn't expect that question" Monkey > > How about another question. Did you know that the kitchen countertop bread machine (along with the automatic rice-cooker) were invented in Japan -- but only because, culturally, it was never acceptable to serve certain foods unless they're piping-hot fresh? Eh. > > Over the holidays, my Dave discovered that using our bread machine to make Italian panettone (a sweet bread containing raisins and candied citrus peel) was waaaaaay better than buying it at the store. Absolutely spanking, DEE-lish yummy. > > Wolfspirit
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