Guest Writer: The Cheap Senior Citizen
Jim and I will celebrate our 47th wedding anniversary next week. Believe it or not, in all of that time, we have only owned two toasters. Both of them were 2-slicers.
Up until now, if Jim and I wanted two pieces of toast each, the only option was to make two pieces, set them aside, make the other two while the first two pieces got cold. Being the kind wife, I always gave Jim the hot slices and ate the cold ones myself. Are you feeling my pain?
No more! No more! Wait till you read this nifty idea I read online.
To be perfectly honest, the concept sounded perfectly dumb. I ran it through the MORSE TEST KITCHEN to prove it didn't work.
But!
Oddly enough, it works.
Get yourself four slices of bread. Put two of those slices right up against each other and into slot #1 of the toaster.
Obviously, you don't want your slices of bread to look like that!
Jam those two slices in slot #1 and put two more snuggled up slices in slot #2.
Toast away.
Here is what you will have:
Each slice has one toasted side and one untoasted side. Now shuffle the bread so that the toasted sides are touching and the untoasted sides are on the outside of the two pack.
Put the first two semi toasted slices in slot #1 and the other two pack in slot #2. Toast away the second time.
TADA!!
Four hot slices of toast! Toast that Bobby Flay would like! [Bobby Flay? He's the Food Network guy who is always grilling?? Who likes grill marks on his food?? Get it? Get it?]
Wow, the MORSE TEST KITCHEN just has to give this little nifty trick
a AAA** rating.
**Astonishing And Awesome
Go forth and toast! [Get it? Get it? Four slices/forth?]-
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...and one more thing......
uh, I'll get back to you when I remember it.
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The Cheap Senior Citizen is a Guest Writer who shares helpful hints and results from her test kitchen.
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1 comment:
Cheapo you are a nut!
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