They call it
a moon-pie,
***
and it’s sweet and delicious
***
but add some
spicy hot chili sauce
to it
and guess what?
***
You’ve ruined it.
Trefology: Remember the ‘ology’ stands for apology
They call it
a moon-pie,
***
and it’s sweet and delicious
***
but add some
spicy hot chili sauce
to it
and guess what?
***
You’ve ruined it.
Trefology: Remember the ‘ology’ stands for apology
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When I read this I made some sort of guttural noise in my throat that I would best describe as a snort. Good one!
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Haha I’ll accept a guttural response for sure. Cheers, PiF
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Add another dose of high fructose corn syrup, and you’ve got yourself a super sweetie pie.
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I just so happen to have some high fructose corn syrup on me right now. Will try.
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Have you ever tried a deep fried moon pie? In the south, they fry everything.
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I will add it to my list.
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Actually, now that I think about it, this new addition might be good :)
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And thus the sun-pie was born
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A regular Julia Child, aren’t you?
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Irregular, perhaps.
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Hot Chilli ruins anything.
btw, is it safe to ask what a moon-pie is?
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Two round graham cookies, with marshmallow filling in the center, dipped in chocolate and very delicious. It’s called American culture, and it is second to none. Brush up!
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Is it safe to ask, who is graham, and why have you stolen his cookies?
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Graham had issues. A lot of issues. But he made a good cracker.
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Ah. Is trefology interested in how names of things vary around the world? Crackers are known as dry biscuits here. Though being crackers has more to do with insanity and Santa Claus.
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Not only is graham crackers, but Graham was crackers, as he, allegedly invented them to help curb self-abuse. His reasoning being … Who knows? Maybe. Which is good reasoning, and something I apply to everything I do. Can Trefology curb self abuse? Who knows? Maybe. Though perhaps, trefology should get into the dry biscuit business.
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Not sure about this term ‘self abuse’. Is that whistling while eating crackers? You, know, the bits go all over you (and any observers wishing 20′)?
I like to think Trefology promotes self-care, in whatever form that takes.
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I think your tag “recipes of disaster” would make an excellent name for a book, not necessarily a cookbook.
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Yeh, I like it too. I didn’t use it as the title for this particular post because it gave away too much. Cheers, Crow.
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I grew up in South Carolina, where the moon-pie was one of our major food groups, along with pork skins and grits. I considered only the vanilla flavored versions “moon pies.” I liked chocolate—“singularity pies.”
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The vanilla is good, too. Maybe better than the chocolate. Just as I prefer vanilla Zingers over chocolate Zingers. Yet, even as a kid, I was always drawn to the chocolate, no matter the taste.
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Thank you, DBB
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Yup. I could add a couple more examples but they’re to nasty.
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Hah!
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Loved the picture, but I am not to sure of your cooking skills. Thanks for the chuckle.
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Hah! Cheers, GL!
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