Where is my rich, handsome personable man?

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15 Nov 2011, 7:49 pm

Who_Am_I wrote:
Oh, and that recipe looks delicious; I'm going to try it.


All part of my insidious plan to turn you all in to smug organic ecomenatlists. :wink: Speaking of I was looking as some vegan Nuttela spread and it looked almost as gross as the normal one which is basically sugar and oil with "flavouring " .00001% of cocoa powder and hazelnut. (check the label if you don't believe me )



Anyways not sure why not more people do it it ? why would you spend $ 5 for a small jar of sugary oil chocolate. Anyway I just chuck a block Whittaker's 55 % ( your Kiwi you'd be familiar with it) over a baie marie add about 30% by weight of soy milk, their best spread in the world :) , might even add some almond meal for a nutty taste though I don't think it's really necessary ?

Anyway the Whittakers works better than the more expensive dark chocolate like Lindt because despite having no dairy it seems to be richer and smoother, so ideal for this application.



*I supppose you could add tits milk though why would you as Arnold Schwarzenegger famously said "milk is for babies"

you can't argue with that can you ?



Oh it's on special to at WOW 2 blocks for $5 how cheap is that ?


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15 Nov 2011, 7:56 pm

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Who_Am_I wrote:
Oh, and that recipe looks delicious; I'm going to try it.


All part of my insidious plan to turn you all in to smug organic ecomenatlists. :wink: Speaking of I was looking as some vegan Nuttela spread and it looked almost as gross as the normal one which is basically sugar and oil with "flavouring " .00001% of cocoa powder and hazelnut. (check the label if you don't believe me )



Anyways not sure why not more people do it it ? why would you spend $ 5 for a small jar of sugary oil chocolate. Anyway I just chuck a block Whittaker's 55 % ( your Kiwi you'd be familiar with it) over a baie marie add about 30% by weight of soy milk, their best spread in the world :) , might even add some almond meal for a nutty taste though I don't think it's really necessary ?

Anyway the Whittakers works better than the more expensive dark chocolate like Lindt because despite having no dairy it seems to be richer and smoother, so ideal for this application.



*I supppose you could add tits milk though why would you as Arnold Schwarzenegger famously said "milk is for babies"

you can't argue with that can you ?



Oh it's on special to at WOW 2 blocks for $5 how cheap is that ?


Ok, that's it. You are now my new chef/recipe idea person.


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15 Nov 2011, 8:16 pm

It's bizarre you've never tried to make your own Nuttella? Your not alone in that regard .

I don't think I should be your chef I have my fair share of disasters I can tell you I made some dahl last night with spinach (asian style type) from the garden and it was quite awful and slimy, strange I didn't cook it very long when I use it simply as a side /stir fry it's beaut

oh well you live and learn I suppose :)


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15 Nov 2011, 8:19 pm

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As an Aspie girl, I hear that I automatically get any guy I want just because I'm female. I decided 3 seconds ago that I wanted someone rich, handsome, witty, kind and well endowed, who is an astrophysicist who plays the violin and helps crippled children in his spare time. He has not materialised and I feel cheated of my birthright. Please explain.

A catch like that is likely already married. Besides, any person who defines his or her ideal mate in such detail might want to consider making themselves worthy of such a prize.


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15 Nov 2011, 10:44 pm

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...I think I'd like them, too. The "starving" part is not because that's attractive in itself, but because it shows they prioritize ideas and/or creativity over dealing with the real world.


What! This is not by choice!



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16 Nov 2011, 10:08 pm

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I ordered mine off the Internet. Delivery is a little slow; I'm expecting him sometime after the new year.


You do realize that expedited service is available, right?



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17 Nov 2011, 1:15 am

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