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Manitoulin — Life on the level

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1 hour ago, Kerry Beal said:

Adulterated Corpse Reviver- Anna and I agreed that even unadulterated it wouldn't have been our favorite. 

 

Your profession, no?  Please explain "the purple".

 

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12 minutes ago, JoNorvelleWalker said:

 

Your profession, no?  Please explain "the purple".

 

 

I should think "Corpse preventer" would be a better summary of her profession.

 

Purple was one color available for casts...what were the other choices? Is there a significance to the purple?

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Your profession, no?  Please explain "the purple".

 

Each width of casting material is a different color - so the lady on the left could have had red - but opted for the purple cause it's her grandson's favorite color. The kid was getting purple no matter what because of the width - but he was still happy with it.

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I should think "Corpse preventer" would be a better summary of her profession.

 

Purple was one color available for casts...what were the other choices? Is there a significance to the purple?

4 inch purple, 3 inch red, 2 inch glow in the dark which is a really yucky ivory color in daylight. 

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I thought about starting the intermittent fasting this morning but it makes for lousy photographs so I had this instead.

 

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... 2 inch glow in the dark which is a really yucky ivory color in daylight. 

 

Sounds like something one would use so as to see The Mummy coming in the dark.

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So today was the day for the Naan in a Caan. 

 

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So rolled out, oiled, and cooked at 160º on Control Freak.

 

Cooked two - tasted the first - binned the rest.

 

Salty, chemically, wrong texture.  

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Thanks for taking one for the team!

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5 hours ago, Kerry Beal said:

So today was the day for the Naan in a Caan. 

 

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So rolled out, oiled, and cooked at 160º on Control Freak.

 

Cooked two - tasted the first - binned the rest.

 

Salty, chemically, wrong texture.  

Betcha it wasn't as bad as my Burger King taco. 😂

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Kerry, is this literally a pop-can naan or did you improvise with canned biscuits?     It the latter, I certainly understand your comments about the off-putting flavor and saltiness.    And if the former, couldn't they have come up with better?

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25 minutes ago, Margaret Pilgrim said:

Kerry, is this literally a pop-can naan or did you improvise with canned biscuits?     It the latter, I certainly understand your comments about the off-putting flavor and saltiness.    And if the former, couldn't they have come up with better?

 

Sadly the former...

 

https://forums.egullet.org/topic/158615-manitoulin-—-life-on-the-level/?do=findComment&comment=2208952

 

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Sadly the former...

 

https://forums.egullet.org/topic/158615-manitoulin-—-life-on-the-level/?do=findComment&comment=2208952

 

Thanks for this.    I can't understand why big dough companies can't come up with quick and yeast products that actually taste like the real thing.    Why do canned biscuits taste so strongly like baking soda?    Why are rolls and pizza doughs so sweet?    Would be such a boon bur are essentially unusable.   

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7 hours ago, Kerry Beal said:

So today was the day for the Naan in a Caan. 

 

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So rolled out, oiled, and cooked at 160º on Control Freak.

 

Cooked two - tasted the first - binned the rest.

 

Salty, chemically, wrong texture.  

 

You need the Big Easy for that stuff. 

Still have it?

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Kerry, is this literally a pop-can naan or did you improvise with canned biscuits?     It the latter, I certainly understand your comments about the off-putting flavor and saltiness.    And if the former, couldn't they have come up with better?

Literally naan in a can

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"The Big Easy" = the Green Egg?

 

Thanks for the info about the Naan in a Caan.* I hadn't thought of it, but now if I hear about it I won't be tempted.

 

 

*(Shelby, I hope you have a sleepless night for that earworm, because I sure will)

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7 minutes ago, Shelby said:

I have an ear worm...but there is no tune.

 

Naan in a caan

 

Naan in a caan

 

Naan in a caan

 

Damn.

 

 

ARRRRRGH

 

That rhymes too

 

 

Well, it beats “Nan” in a can...😂🤣

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"The Big Easy" = the Green Egg?

 

Thanks for the info about the Naan in a Caan.* I hadn't thought of it, but now if I hear about it I won't be tempted.

 

 

*(Shelby, I hope you have a sleepless night for that earworm, because I sure will)

Nope - the Big Easy Oiless Turkey Fryer. 

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