I actually thought about getting one last week, but the possibility that my Grandpa's nearly new one was packed away somewhere in the garage by my Ex...and the lack of counter space...How can you not own a toaster. Thats a damn shame my man.
Ha haha! That DOES sound fun. I'm gonna try it.HUSKER 37 said:I actually thought about getting one last week, but the possibility that my Grandpa's nearly new one was packed away somewhere in the garage by my Ex...and the lack of counter space...Lyons in the Sea of Red. said:How can you not own a toaster. Thats a damn shame my man.
When my Son wanted some toast a couple of weekends ago, it was WAY more fun to pull out the butane torch and create a lasting memory.
Wait until you try scorched side up eggsHa haha! That DOES sound fun. I'm gonna try it.HUSKER 37 said:I actually thought about getting one last week, but the possibility that my Grandpa's nearly new one was packed away somewhere in the garage by my Ex...and the lack of counter space...Lyons in the Sea of Red. said:How can you not own a toaster. Thats a damn shame my man.
When my Son wanted some toast a couple of weekends ago, it was WAY more fun to pull out the butane torch and create a lasting memory.
/ It never occurred to me that you could make toast like that. :lol:
We didn't eat that egg white crap when we were kids. Nor did mom's drain the grease from bacon or sausage. It was used to baiste the eggs, if we were out of lard. Guess what? Kids were not obese back then. They played outside.........ALL day.HuskerShark said:Let's face it; if you want your kids to eat a good breakfast, pop tarts are not the way to go, period. Make scrambled egg whites, breakfast sausage with the grease strained off, and a slice of toast. That's the reason that I don't eat pop tarts anymore. They're empty calories and full of sugar.4skers89 said:If we consider the s'more pop tart as a breakfast food then why not accept chocolate chip cookies or apple pie too? What kind of message is that sending to kids?
I definitely won't dispute that.We didn't eat that egg white crap when we were kids. Nor did mom's drain the grease from bacon or sausage. It was used to baiste the eggs, if we were out of lard. Guess what? Kids were not obese back then. They played outside.........ALL day.HuskerShark said:Let's face it; if you want your kids to eat a good breakfast, pop tarts are not the way to go, period. Make scrambled egg whites, breakfast sausage with the grease strained off, and a slice of toast. That's the reason that I don't eat pop tarts anymore. They're empty calories and full of sugar.4skers89 said:If we consider the s'more pop tart as a breakfast food then why not accept chocolate chip cookies or apple pie too? What kind of message is that sending to kids?
Sandy Vagina much.... Geez! The challenge is to taste these suckers without the benefit of working taste buds. So no cold SOUP FOR YOU!!!For people who choose toasted...
Do me a favor.. go toast it right now... pull it straight out of the toaster, and take a big bite.
Then re-vote.
Toasting burns tongues... and ruins lives.
For people who choose toasted...
Do me a favor.. go toast it right now... pull it straight out of the toaster, and take a big bite.
Then re-vote.
Toasting burns tongues... and ruins lives.
Hahaha, if you really want to have standards, then don't consider any pop tart as breakfast food. Because that artificial, sugar-laden strawberry frosted is so much better than a s'more flavored one. Or chocolate chip cookies for that matter. All of these things are nothing but simple sugars and have no nutritional value otherwise.4skers89 said:If we consider the s'more pop tart as a breakfast food then why not accept chocolate chip cookies or apple pie too? What kind of message is that sending to kids?
Same with Hot Pockets, only the center of a Hot Pocket stays ice cold while the ends are basically the same temperature as the sun.For people who choose toasted...
Do me a favor.. go toast it right now... pull it straight out of the toaster, and take a big bite.
Then re-vote.
Toasting burns tongues... and ruins lives.