I wish we had this kind of over-processed, chemically charged novelty food in Australia. Americans' have the best novelty food. I always wanted a twinkie (whatever that is) and a moon pie. They always sounded like so much fun when i was a kid growing up watching American TV programs and movies.
@MolefaceMenace: You had commercials for products not sold in Australia? Twinkies( [www.kitchenproject.com] ) once brought me immense joy, but I don't think I could devour them with the same unbridled relish, having acquired some knowledge of nutrition and a widening waistline since adulthood.
Now, I want a mold so I can make Mickey Mouse in a Hole, my favorite application of the egg. And I refuse to pay extra for Disney themed eggs. My future children will also suffer this trauma of normal eggs.
What are the chances that Disney has followed up its fun by making sure that those eggs are not from a factory farm that pollutes waterways and cages chickens with their beaks cut off?
@ellaesther: I love that phrase. And it's totally true about the egg seeping out under the mold. That happened with the fancy heart-shaped molds I bought. Apparently none of my pans have perfectly flat bottoms.
@la.donna.pietra: Hey, hey! My kid said a similar thing about HSM3 tie-ins with yogurt! But, then, it was after I had already said that I'd buy it for her, so, yes. Cafezinha wins.
If my future kid ever refuses to eat something unless its shaped like something, and forming whatever food item into whatever shape requires buying a special piece of equipment, I think I'd just laugh in his little face and tell him he's shit out of luck. Because I am a horrid bitch. When I was little, if I didn't like something, I didn't eat it and that was that. The only shapes I got was when my mum used a heart-shaped cookie cutter for my sandwiches as a nice surprise in my lunch. Best believe she did not have time to be using cartoon-emblazoned shit to coerce me into eating something I didn't want.
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But you guys get Foster's in your school lunches, right?
It may even out.
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I don't actually know anyone that drinks it. I think people in the UK dig it more than we do. UK Jezzies back me up?
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Just askin'.
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I heart you a very great deal right now.
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"Mom, what the heck do Mickey Mouse and Donald Duck have to do with fruit? That's so stupid."
"Nothing, kid. It's just marketing to get people to buy the product."
"Well, those people aren't very smart, are they?"
Ohh, their smug self-righteous little smirks make me so proud.)
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