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To avoid disappointment, make sure you aways open it from the right end Kelly.
why is this even a question? Chocolate side up. Who wants to bite into bland biscuit as the first shot to the brain?
One of life's great mysteries (and disappointments) is why you only have chocolate on one side. If they put chocolate on both sides this whole heated controversy, which is dividing families and ruining friendships, would be avoided!
I like your thinking, Phill.
Two biscuits, chocolate facing inwards, with a melted marshmallow squished in the middle. Can't go wrong with s'mores!!Individual biscuits, chocolate up so it doesn't melt all over the place.
Marshmallow! Ugh!! Sorry - each to their own, but they're definitely not my scene.
Sorry Claire but that is so not a S'more.
Urgh! Get a tissue!
It's as close to a s'more as I'm prepared to attempt with a bunch of small people!! Especially involving tealights!And I've no idea where to get Graham's crackers from in the UK to try the real thing.
I have to be in the right mood for marshmallow, but there's something about a campfire that encoirages them :)
I found graham crackers in a shop in Cardiff once. You can get them off amazon, too.You should try banana boats with your troupe, Claire.
Slice a banana lengthwise, stuff it with marshmallows and broken up bits of chocolate (or your choice of candy bar) wrap in foil and set it over hot coals until it's all gooey.
Please can we stop this discussion of marshmallows? It's making me nauseous. Chocolate, yah, bananas, cool, but marshmallows, ugh!
Don't anyone give Phill a wagon wheel.
It was only a few weeks ago that I learned marshmallow is a plant! (marsh mallow...) although apparently they generally use artificial flavourings now in those foamy things, instead of boiling up the plant roots.
Yes I saw it on TV a while back Tim; it used to be the real plant when they first made them. But I've never like marshmallow anyway, though I don't think my phobia's as bad as Phil's.
Big question. Why don't they put the chocolate on BOTH sides and save all this agonising?
I love chocolate anything. So chocolate should be on the tongue so I can taste it. Hmmmmm!
I'm with you there, Wendy.We had banana boats last weekend when we were camping.
The kids made them.
Actually, the kids did everything from gathering the wood for the fire, to lighting it, tending it, preparing the snacks.
We had a few adults who hovered a bit, but generally the kids were able to just get on with it.
Big pet peeve of mine is adults shouting 'you'll get hurt!' at children.
Yes, they will. They'll learn from it.
Me now humming banana boat song.
Gingerlily - Mistress Lantern wrote: "Me now humming banana boat song."Love the Stan Freberg version - especially the verse about spiders........
A beautiful bunch
Of ripe banana
Daylight come and
Me wan go home
Hide the deadly
Black tarantula
Daylight come and
Me wan go home
(No, man, don`t sing about
Spiders, I mean, like
I don`t dig spiders)
Ahh, Stan Freberg. Haven't heard that in ages!
The chocolate should definitely be on top unless you are making a sandwich in which case the bottom one should be up and the top one down. Personally I like two separate, one to nibble delicately for as long as I can, the other to dunk and polish off in three bites.
Three? You must buy the extra large ones. ;)
I exercise unbelievable self control, otherwise it would be two. :)
My husband, although a type 2, would definitely imterpret the digestive rules the same way you have Kelly!!