This is just plain silly!

[Almita]

I think i'm the odd one, I eat my cookies upside down, because the pretty side usually has the best flavor, and i like the good part to touch my tongue so i can taste it .

[Kfamr]

Usuaully, my cookies are eaten right-side-up, that's if I have enough time to notice before it's gone!

As far as taking apart burgers, I always do that. Sandwhiches too. Anything that has different layers, they must be organized on top of the bun/bread/etc.

Which is what gets me in trouble at work when I am in the kitchen. According to coworkers, it takes me too long to make a sandwhich because I have to make it "perfect." I can't help it.

[critter crazy]

You Cannot eat a cookie Upside down!! Just not right!


as far as burgers go, yes you just have to rebuild them!!

[wendysue1853]

I never really thought about this ,, but you right, you have to eat a cookie with the pretty side facing up. oreos would b an issue if you were flpping it over and over trying to find the right side to start from, that kinda cracks me up. what i like about this place is we can have silly convos like that that are not necessarily pet related. what a cool place!

[slick]

a flapjack, a hotcake, a griddlecake, a silver dollar.....are all the same thing as pancake......

Well as far as I'm concerned Sara is right. They are all the same to me!!!! OMD, this thread is phunny!!!!

Now I don't eat cookies but I do like a bun with my salad at lunch and I simply cannot eat the bun upside down. Same thing for sammies, burgers and hot dogs. They must be right side up.

Isn't it great to be silly sometimes???

[Kalei]

Haha you're not that silly, I have to eat my cookie the right side up too, same with my toast, and even when I eat a chip I have to eat it when the flavoured side touching my tongue first.

[lbaker]

Hot Dogs are eaten from the side, no top or bottom, who would eat a hot dog from top to bottom or bottom to top? ~ end of story Hello my darlings! Nice to see everyone!!

[Randi]

No Laurie, it's eaten from one end to the other!!

Thanks, miss Z, I'd love your granny's recipe.

[lbaker]

Right you are Randi, I stand (wobble? slide?) corrected (hmmm, I best stop by Thursdays so I can make sense out of this whole thing) End to end, OF COURSE!!

[Edwina's Secretary]

Before I could make your English-style flapjack ( ) I would have to figure out what golden syrup is and what are rolled oats.

Sigh...and I am still trying to find rocket for a recipe from my latest "Hello" magazine....

[Killearn Kitties]

To complicate things still further, in Scotland we would never call the first photo Miss Z posted a pancake. To me, a pancake is the same as an American pancake, but smaller.

[Edwina's Secretary]

That would be a silver dollar!

[lbaker]

I thought a small pancake was a "Silver Dollar"? PAN (fry it in the pan) CAKE (puffs up a wee bit). All these years ~ who would have knowed HAH, Sara... we do occasionally share the same brain (scary) To further complicate things I thought a "flap jake" was more like a corn fritter type of thing... dear oh dear.. this is as confuzzled as boiling an egg

[Kalei]

Haha I know I'm completely off topic but does anyone have the recipe to make Playdough?

[Randi]

To me, a pancake is the same as an American pancake, but smaller.

And a lot thinner!

Ya must look good wiff Mustard, Relish, an Ketchup smeared from Ear to Ear!

Yeah, that's the problem - unless you have a very BIG mouth!!

Sara, I trust you won't explode a pancake, you turn them in the air. I used to be quite good at that - in school. My mom wouldn't let me.