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Sarah 3 year s ago
Phil, that's what America will always be better than Europe, we're not afraid of trying new things.................and it's spelled "gross" 2 ss, not "gros"
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Ferdie 3 year s ago
Sarah, while you're handing out English lessons, look to your incorrect use of "what".....................should be "why" if you want your sentence to make sense.
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Danielle 3 year s ago
Ferdie,
I'm not sure why tou wrote so many „.”. There is a sincle character for this: „…”.
I'm not sure why tou wrote so many „.”. There is a sincle character for this: „…”.
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Ferdie 3 year s ago
Phil, What's "gros" about cleaning a spice/coffee grinder with white rice?
Neighbor's cousin was visiting from Le Mans (that's in France, Phil), took him out for a "lumberjack breakfast" where he encountered crisp bacon strips for the first time. His face lit up with the first bite; had to get two more side orders to satisfy his new passion.
Don't be an elitist snob, Phil.
Neighbor's cousin was visiting from Le Mans (that's in France, Phil), took him out for a "lumberjack breakfast" where he encountered crisp bacon strips for the first time. His face lit up with the first bite; had to get two more side orders to satisfy his new passion.
Don't be an elitist snob, Phil.
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Cilla 3 year s ago
Ferdie,
Ok, Karen.
Ok, Karen.
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Billiewilhelm 3 year s ago
Cilla,
What exactly is "Karen" about liking bacon? Only a Karen would hate bacon, Karen.
What exactly is "Karen" about liking bacon? Only a Karen would hate bacon, Karen.
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Teeny 3 year s ago
Lemon slices also work beautifully for shrimp too. If you are making little pizzas, use parchment paper instead of foil. The cheese sticking won't be a problem and the pizzas will slide right off onto your plate.
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Rudolphus 3 year s ago
Reading all these just makes me hungry.
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Aldrich 3 year s ago
Its always good to see others thoughts on cooking.
Don't be a Phil. We can all learn something.
Don't be a Phil. We can all learn something.
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Thaney 3 year s ago
Yay - breakfast for dinner!
I'm not sure why tou wrote so many „.”. There is a sincle character for this: „…”.
Neighbor's cousin was visiting from Le Mans (that's in France, Phil), took him out for a "lumberjack breakfast" where he encountered crisp bacon strips for the first time. His face lit up with the first bite; had to get two more side orders to satisfy his new passion.
Don't be an elitist snob, Phil.
Ok, Karen.
What exactly is "Karen" about liking bacon? Only a Karen would hate bacon, Karen.
Don't be a Phil. We can all learn something.