Interesting. But given two 'identical' cheeses, say Land-O-Lakes White & Yellow, where the addition of annatto makes one yellow but doesn't affect the flavor; why do I prefer white over yellow. I can tell the difference too. I dunno, but the same applies to white vs. yellow with identical sharp cheeses.
Candy Corn. The Trumpster of candy. Everybody hates it but an awful lot are buying it. Looking at the worst list - yikes! Six on that list are favorites, especially smarties and neccos.
-chuckle- Nowhere in 'my' post. Marshmallow Creme had an inglorious death in 1962. I was 5 years old and cared not. There is no Marshmallow Creme. There is only Fluff.
Oh Miss C. Fluffernutters are to die for! Don't eat them as much as I used to but my pantry is never without peanut butter (Peter Pan Crunchy) and fluff. And one of the very first things I learned to bake was a recipe called 5 Pounds of Wonderful Fudge, which of course was made with fluff. Now lets talk about something the thought of which makes one ill: peanut butter and mayonnaise. Seriously? Gag me with a spoon. Also, nowhere in this post will you see the words "marshmallow creme." Not sure what that is ?. Finally, I like broccoli and brussels sprouts so surely that counts as something. . .
Ahhh. . . This perfectly explains why any furniture configuration in my house must (shall) include a recliner. And look at The Bunny of Exuberance in such a prime spot. The only thing missing is perhaps a piece of blueberry pie.
You just brought back a long forgotten happy memory. I loved black walnut ice cream. Wondering if that "earthy" flavor came from the use of black walnut extract in addition to the black walnuts. I dunno but I just snooped around Amazon and those ingredients are of course available so I'm gonna put this on my recipe to do list.
I don't know about residential stoves but all microwaves need to be vented. Interior/exterior depends on the microwave. In the picture above, the countertop "vents" interior. If the travesty enclosed in that top space does not vent through the back wall, that's an accident waiting to happen if it's ever used. Same with one of the pictures where one was mounted in a cabinet island. Yikes. Microwaves are pretty "safe" when they fail, but you'll never forget your first experience if it's a magnetron failure. . . . BOOM!
Candy Corn. The Trumpster of candy. Everybody hates it but an awful lot are buying it. Looking at the worst list - yikes! Six on that list are favorites, especially smarties and neccos.