Ranch cornbread - 1987
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Ranch cornbread - 1987
The literal cheat cookie
B. Dylan Hollis baking Tiktoks - #9 - sentence starters
1, “It’s been said that there’s a cookie for every occasion, and if that’s the case, then this must be the cookie for when you descend into psychosis.”
2. “This is not a cookie. This is a wrong way to make oatmeal.”
3. “I relate to sprinkles because they’re dainty, frivolous, and let’s face it, just a little bit limp-wristed.”
4. “It tastes like summer camp. Like ‘baby bottle pop’ nostalgic.”
5. “What, you’ve never put cereal in a blender before? Calling yourself a chef?”
6. “If you’ve never had a prune, good! Best not to engage with the enemy.”
7. “I tell you, cheese makes everything better. Except car accidents. Trust me, I’ve tried. The police got very mad.”
8. “I don’t like boxes. People get buried in them.”
9. “If it looks like oil, it must be good.”
10. “This is pretty good, but you gotta have some strong chompers.”
11. “Please remove the wrappers. Aluminium has no nutritional value.”
12. “This has no right being this satisfying.”
13. “My fingers are stuck.”
14. “That’s long enough. I want ice cream!”
15. “Cornmeal bothers me. On the one hand, it’s vegetable dust, and on the other hand, I have... fingers.”
16. “I’m baking soup.”
17. “I don’t know much about Texas. I’m told things there are large.”
18. “I can feel my teeth falling out of my face right now.”
19. “We start with two big packs of jell-o, because one would be too easy and three is a felony.”
20. “This person has been to a dark place. Seen bad things.”
Glam kitchen woman and that twink who makes old dessert recipes are on different ends of the same spectrum I just don’t know what that spectrum is yet