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kickycan wrote:

I once had a friend who had a friend who owned a bar, and every once in a while he'd make pot brownies or cookies and pass them around the bar. It made for a very interesting bar night.

For some reason, they never had any effect on me.

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Rick d'Israeli wrote:

Yum yum, they DO look tasty!

Just remember that you were warned.

Ok, gotta run and get ready for a family reunion Rolling Eyes

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I didn't even get one....those brownies lasted about as long as a bottle of tequila at Jenna Bushs' birthday party...

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I'll have mine with vanilla ice cream please.

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Rick d'Israeli wrote:

Well, we do have 'drop' (and for some kind of weird reason, only Dutchmen tend to like it)

not only Dutchmen, I like this too !

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Thok wrote:

Rick d'Israeli wrote:
Well, we do have 'drop' (and for some kind of weird reason, only Dutchmen tend to like it)

not only Dutchmen, I like this too ! delicious.

Really? WOW, you must be the first foreigner who actually LIKES 'drop' Laughing

When I was in Rome, we stayed in a youth hostel, and one evening we decided to give all the people in the hostel - primarily Americans, as well as Italians and South Africans - some 'drop'. Not one person liked it. Even worse: most asked us whether it would be an insult if they spit it out. We said no, and everybody spit it out. I still don't know whether I should laugh about it or take it as an insult.

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Oh, my! What a horrible hostess. Didn't mean to "drop" out on you. Had to run get some more ingredients. Three more batches ready to go. Not saying which ones are "special."

I was never into any of that "stuff" butl a friend brought some special brownies to high school. She gave me one without letting me know what they were. Thought the texture a little odd, but didn't say anything. Later she told me what they were. Didn't do anything to me, either, Montana.

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Rick d'Israeli wrote:

Really?

yes

Rick d'Israeli wrote:

Not one person liked it.

of course it's a matter of taste.
When in Rome do as the Romans do, in that case in the truest sense of the word. haha

But, as I said, I like it.

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Rick - Brownies are a very rich chocolate cake type of dessert except it is more dense and moist than cake. Where a cake rises and gets more fluffy, a brownie is more the consistancey of a warm chewy cookie. Usually served in 2" squares and eaten with hands like a cookie.

Mmmmmm! I love baking!

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Thanks for the info squinney!

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'K Squinney, now it's time to tell the heathen about S'mores

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S'mores?

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Quick! Something bit. Reel him in!

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I don't know. That might be a national secret.... Very Happy

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I want s'more. K?

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clever

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What?

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Why don't you want to share this national secret squinney? Puuu-leeezzzz ... You do know we Europeans adore you Americans .... most wonderful people in the whole wide world you know Mr. Green

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I am not quite sure but I think I know what s'mores are.

At a baby shower two weeks ago I had Swedish chocolate cake that was almost like brownies - the biggest difference was that it was round... It was delicious!

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Rick d'Israeli wrote:

Why don't you want to share this national secret squinney? Puuu-leeezzzz ... You do know we Europeans adore you Americans .... most wonderful people in the whole wide world you know

speaking of puuullleeezzzz.....

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