Vintage Recipes - Archiving nostalgic recipes from cookbooks, handwritten notes, advertisements, etc
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Step 3: lace the mixture with amphetamines
The face when you modify the recipe
"Mmm that's good mate what was the recipes name again, rice crispy treats?"
"Nah mate its called the trippa snippa"
"Uhh why is it called the trippa snippa"
"Cause it trips you the fuck out and your whole life gets snipped from reality. Plus you hear a whipper snipper in the back of your head for like 70 hours or so"
4x UPSCALE! WHY? rice Krispy treats, that's why
THE SECRET INGREDIENT IS LSD
"flavory"
Known by foodsnobs everywhere as ufami.
These things are my weakness. If they are at a party, I'ma end up eating them all.
Seriously! I love them.
I still haven't forgiven Kelloggs's. Probably never will.
About which thing? Trying to know if it's what I'm thinking about, or if this is a elaborate Fallout 4 joke.
About replacing 1,400 workers who have been on strike in 2021. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/2021_Kellogg%27s_strike
Lurch went to a retreat on Kellog's farm and was given an unexpected yogurt enema.
lol, maybe i'm into that
What is cocoanut?
Coconut? Cocoa + nut?
According to Google Ngrams, before about World War I, "cocoanut" was the more-common form.
Don't forget to try them with nut meats
Easy to make at home, just beat your meat till you nut.
Thrills! Chills! Spills! No fresh fruit!