jerseykrs said: Tom said: Empty out the Mrs Butterworths bottle and fill it with real maple syrup.
I like the way you think Tom!! ...or Caster Oil just to get even..... kidding. M MyeternalgrattitudetoPhil&Val.Herman said "We want sweaty truckers at the truck stop! We want cigar puffing men that look like they wanna beat the living daylights out of us" Val"sporking is spooning with benefits" | |
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MIGUELGOMEZ said: jerseykrs said: I like the way you think Tom!! ...or Caster Oil just to get even..... kidding. you so deserve to be a father miggy! M | |
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Ex-Moderator | When I was a kid I hated syrup. I wouldn't eat it on anything. I would sprinkle sugar instead. Except when I had breakfast at other people's houses I was too shy to ask for sugar and usually the adult would already put syrup on my pancakes or whatever and I'd eat them and like it. So I'd try syrup at my parents again and I'd hate it and go back to sugar. Years this went on, till I realized my parents used REAL maple syrup and I preferred bascially anything but. |
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jerseykrs said: Okay, so I make the best fucking french toast ever, right? I use a few day old brioche and some other little secrets to make it so good. Well, I also use some of the best and most delicious maple syrup on it.
However, my children would rather slather it with Mrs. Butterworths. Am I wrong that this insults me?!?!? I mean, cmon, a fine, home cooked breakfast of this quality deserves better. It's like putting ketchup on filet mignon. Okay, glad I got that out. ummmmm I love french toast...as long as it is not mushy in the middle...I am not big on syrup- I like it with some powdered sugar.. Just be happy that you have 2 great kids to make french toast for. Your a great dad with great kids. | |
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Shanti1 said: jerseykrs said: Okay, so I make the best fucking french toast ever, right? I use a few day old brioche and some other little secrets to make it so good. Well, I also use some of the best and most delicious maple syrup on it.
However, my children would rather slather it with Mrs. Butterworths. Am I wrong that this insults me?!?!? I mean, cmon, a fine, home cooked breakfast of this quality deserves better. It's like putting ketchup on filet mignon. Okay, glad I got that out. ummmmm I love french toast...as long as it is not mushy in the middle...I am not big on syrup- I like it with some powdered sugar.. Just be happy that you have 2 great kids to make french toast for. Your a great dad with great kids. Maple syrup used to make me really sick. | |
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AsianBomb777 said: Maple syrup used to make me really sick. I hope I get you for secret santa! | |
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jerseykrs said: AsianBomb777 said: Maple syrup used to make me really sick. I hope I get you for secret santa! I'm NOT getting you a PS3. But I would definately break the $20 limit for my favorite org guy. | |
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A thread about maple sryup??
This is bad, even for you. | |
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French toast and pancakes at the South Beach Invasion?
I gotta find a way to come! [Edited 11/19/06 17:08pm] No More Haters on the Internet. | |
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JustErin said: A thread about maple sryup??
This is bad, even for you. That depends on what you intend to put the maple syrup on... french toast... | |
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When I was a kid I didn't like maple syrup either, it tasted funny. Kid's are weird | |
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Moderator | They are kids. Next time make it with some wonder bread and dump some suger on top and don't over think it you ass. In spite of the cost of living, it's still popular. |
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If you started out giving them Mrs. Butterworth you can forget it. If you want them to be a foodie like you, you should have been giving them pricey stuff from the get go. Once kids have a favorite it is over. My sister and I agreed to give our rug rats the same training my parents gave us. Fancy restaurants and high end foods so we know how to act and what is the difference between Filet of fish @ McDee's and salmon. Now they know the difference between them and get insulted if you take them out to dinner and we pull up in McDonald's. It took me years to get my son to eat real food as opposed to the pizza his dad fed him all the time. Just dump the damn Butterworth's out and put the good stuff in the bottle. At least you won't have to fight with them about insulting your culinary creations. Wanted: Virtual Sugar Daddy to help me buy stuff on Farmville and move up the ranks. Use of Viagra not authorized. Get your two minutes and go! | |
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AsianBomb777 said: purplerein said: It's a parenting thing, Dan The last time I had to look after my nephews for a couple of days, I fixed them pancakes and eggs. The morning started off totally ridiculous. I woke Mitchell up and he started laying into me about how today was Harrison's turn to wake up first. So I wake Harrison up and he tells me he only needs 15 more minutes of sleep. We go back and forth for something like 10 minutes until I finally blow up. Once they finally decided to take their baths and get into the kitchen for breakfast, Harrison takes a bite of his egss and says, "Uncle Dan, next time put more salt and pepper in my egg, ok? You're just dong it all wrong." [Edited 11/12/06 6:50am] Yo, did you just clean your keyboard too? | |
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