Yeah, the pieces are very blocky and taste very plain
general
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Saturday, December 21, 2024
but they are very good
the most classic Christmas thing my family always did, was get those tins of simple butter cookies
those are nice because you can eat a ton of them
I forgot those cookies existed
the tins are littered everywhere though
So how does it feel to be an adult now rusp
you'll be that much aharder to groom Rusp
I've only ever had plum pudding that was a glorified fruitcake
that might be a fun one to try making though
cheese cloth is close enough
it's a really tender fruitcake thing
I've never had a good one
I think most british deserts/pastries suck in general
bread putting is "british" and it's probably their best desert
but it's never something I'd ever go out of my way to eat
I've gotten it a few times for free at restaurants or w/e, and it's good enough to warrent trying if you never have
but I think other sweet&condensed deserts do it better
I found a winner
Rusp
Pani Popo (Samoan Coconut Rolls)
Pani Popo is a Samoan sweet roll baked in a delicious coconut sauce. One of my favorite Pacific-Island dishes from my bakery days in Hawaii.
www.favfamilyrecipes.comthis is worse than fairy bread
I think they poor them over, but yeah
you either use sweet&condensed milk, or coconutmilk+sugar
and just pour it over rolls
fuck Samoans
GRINCH 2 | PDF
Bob C's the Grinch 2. Full Credit to Bob C.
www.scribd.comchatgpt sure is getting good
I was over at a woman's house who hangs her paint-by-numbers drawings on the wall
she had a dozen or so of them
am I crazy for feeling like that's a little....
impressive
she connected the dots all by herself
Sunday, December 22, 2024
Polar Express is the #1 Christmas movie this year on YouTubeTV
we won
Such a good movie
Monday, December 23, 2024
Dark energy 'doesn't exist' so can't be pushing 'lumpy' universe ap...
One of the biggest mysteries in science—dark energy—doesn't actually exist, according to researchers looking to solve the riddle of how the universe is expanding.
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