Do you want a gap between your thighs or cake?
Yeah, bring on the cake.
I know a lot of women are obsessed with wanting a flat stomach or are mortified that their thighs touch…
Actually, as a quick side note: I didn’t realize until two years ago that your thighs are apparently not supposed to touch. I thought that was only something that happened with anorexics, stick thin models, or Asians.
But no, apparently white chicks like myself are supposed to have a gap there, too. I have obviously been living under the guise of my Southern cooking roots. Who knew?
So anyway, yes, I understand why some people are so obsessed with being thinner or more toned or more perfectly shaped. I get it. Really, I do.
But if you show me a picture of a flat stomach and try to use that as some sort of thinspiration to motivate me to work out? It ain’t happening. I’m going to drool over the cake or cookie alternative and tell you that if you want to go sweat your butt off, go for it, but I’ll happily add another slice to mine for now. ;)
Top 15 Tetris foods
cake, cake decorating, cookies, edible art, food art, gaming, lists | June 19, 2012 | By Jessi
Sources:
http://www.poly.edu/multimedia/photos/2011/01/make-your-own-tetris-block-silicone-ice-cube-tray?picture=6
http://www.flickr.com/photos/genkigecko/2176522120/
http://www.invincibleinc.com/2012/02/24/tetris-cookies/
http://www.flickr.com/photos/mache/sets/72157626415210320/with/166940673/
http://www.xobobox.com/lunchbox_ideas/tetris-bento-lunchbox.html
http://www.geekologie.com/2008/02/waffle-tetris-is-delicious-but.php
http://anafuji.deviantart.com/gallery/?offset=72#/d2ig5wd
http://www.curiosite.com/scripts/product/enproduct.php?idproducto=41846153
http://www.flickr.com/photos/pixelthing/320612797/
http://www.flickr.com/photos/beatxm/2629345114/in/set-72157612996581817/
http://fraskedesigns.blogspot.com/2008/04/how-to-make-tetris-brownies-or-tetris.html
http://www.quirkycookery.com/2012/04/top-30-video-game-cakes.html
Do I really need to add any words or was that pretty sufficient? I kinda wish there were more savory options really. Anybody can make cupcakes and cookies to look like whatever they want, especially with fondant. Give me more bento boxes and meals that look like interesting things instead!
Adjustable rolling pin – Pies, cookies, fondant made easy
When I first saw this adjustable rolling pin a while back, I wondered why I had never seen one like it before. Anybody who bakes at all, knows how hard it can be to guess if your cookie dough or pie crust is -really- an eighth of an inch thick, give or take a tiny fraction of an inch.
Rolling something out to be 1/3 inch instead of 1/4 isn’t going to make or break your dish, of course, but it can certainly mean the difference between 24 thick doughy cookies or 36 thin, crispy ones.
And I know I’m not the only one who has ever rolled out a crust and had one end slightly thicker than the other. So my inner-occasional-wannabe-perfectionist is all over this. I was surprised to see it’s not even 20 bucks on Amazon either. Considering I’ve been using a can of tomatoes as a pin for the last while, maybe it’s time to invest in a real pin again?
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