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Originally posted by PBE6
Anyone here like Family Guy? You'll be glad you have those leftover bagels and microwave after you've devoted your life to amassing wealth.

Butter's in the fridge!
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Don't watch FG but we always end up throwing them out....so wasteful. Would send some angie but would not be so great coming from California.

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Originally posted by Joe Fist
Don't watch FG but we always end up throwing them out....so wasteful. Would send some angie but would not be so great coming from California.
I think you're right. But maybe the Germans have invented a 100% efficient bagel de-stale-er-er. Angie, what's the scoop?

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Originally posted by PBE6
They don't sell bagels in Germany? How come?

Those banana bread muffins sound mighty fine. Can I have a nibble?
yeah you can have a teenie tiny nibble 😉

Sadly, bagels are an invention unknown to most Germans... gah! I'd die for one of those tomato and cheese bagels right now... since all I've eaten today was breakfast (oatmeal, yoghurt, half an apple, a banana and some special K... alll mixed 😀), another yoghurt and a bag of chips...

But yeah, feel free to send me some bagels 😉 And I'm running out of muffin mix too :'(:'(:'(:'(:'(:'(:'(:'(

Angie

Edit: and it's 11 pm, just to make the food issue more dramatic

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Originally posted by Moldy Crow
WTF is a "barm" ?
My dictionary says it's yeast.

Edit: To be correct, my dictionary says it's "Hefe", which is yeast.

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Originally posted by Nordlys
My dictionary says it's yeast.

Edit: To be correct, my dictionary says it's "Hefe", which is yeast.
It's called Hefe in Norwegian too? or is your dictionary German?

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Originally posted by angie88
It's called Hefe in Norwegian too? or is your dictionary German?

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It's a German-English / English-German dictionary (it's part of the Brockhaus encyclopaedia in 30 volumes). 🙂 In Norwegian, Hefe is "gjær". In case you are wondering, I am German, but I moved to Norway 5 1/2 years ago.

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Muffins everywhere but not a crumb to eat.

DOH.

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Originally posted by Nordlys
My dictionary says it's yeast.

Edit: To be correct, my dictionary says it's "Hefe", which is yeast.
I though "hefe" was spanish for "boss" .

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Originally posted by Moldy Crow
I though "hefe" was spanish for "boss" .
For god sake man can nobody spell anymore it's heavy NOT hefe. *tuts*

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