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Do you toast them first? I think this is the only way I can imagine this being acceptable

 

I don't. Put them on a plate, put butter all over them, then microwave. I think toasting before hand would take away from the chewyishness which is my fave part.

 

I remember learning about buttered pop tarts cause Jessica Simpson ate them when she was pregnant and I was like wut. I think I say this anytime they're mentioned lol

 

are they pop tarts our are they fish?

 

Newlyweds was too pure for this world

 

I absolutely toast mine first because I like them crispy not chewy
@TedSchmosby

 

I have some frozen cod, potatoes, and canned corn in the cabinet... I think it's time to make a chowder, especially on this rainy, dreary day.

 

I'm about to eat a whole mess of nachos. I made fresh pico yesterday for Taco Tuesday. Gonna be gooood.

 

fresh pico is the best.

 

Rainy and dreary here too. The first since Winter started back in November. My favourite kind of weather.

I decided last night I'm going to finally take the dive and attempt for the first time to make the homemade baked mac and cheese my mom would always do for me growing up. I've had the recipe since moving away for university in August but I could never settle on a day where it felt right to go solo. But today is the (rainy and dreary) day.

 

Yeah man. Just kept it simple. Used fresh tomatoes, red onion, cilantro, jalapenos, and squeezed lime juice in with a little garlic salt.

 

I love mac and cheese on days like these. What kind of cheese does your mom's recipe call for?

Sounds delicious. When simple is done right, it's the best.

 

the food thread is a goddamn mess this morning

buttered poptart slander is not acceptable

 

completely unnecessary. why butter your poptarts when you can just buy toaster strudels? lol

 

Guy at work is trying to get me to eat a Root beer flavored pop tart

...but there's no butter.

 

Those soda flavored poptarts are nasty

 

Only thing I dig here is Lime Juice and Garlic Salt. What a weird Pico that would be.

Those aren't even remotely the same. Also do you butter them?

 

Do you normally butter yours to?!

 

I basically never eat them, but when I do, I don't butter them.

 

Not typically. But I have done it in the past.

 

Looks like a big block of mild cheddar and a big block of sharp cheddar. The bread crumbs are what makes it, definitely

 

At least you're on the correct side of this argument, that's what matters!

 

toaster strudels are 1000% superior, yes.

i dont eat poptarts often, but when i do it's toasted and buttered