Welcome to my blog. My name is Crystal and my roles as wife, homemaker and mother of 4 feel much like a circus with 3 rings constantly vying for my attention. Life is often chaotic but I'm loving every minute and wouldn't want it any other way. Sit back, relax and enjoy the show. I won't let you miss a thing.
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6 comments:
You already correctly described me as a "dipper" but I figured I could still comment about your "eating" style. At some point you have to stop describing it as "eating" and switch over to "slurping"? I would say by the time your cookie gets so soggy it cannot support itself and a spoon has to be used you have reached that point and thus you don't actually "eat" Oreos at all :-)
you guys are too funny. i'm not really a big fan of oreos so i have no business commenting on this particular post. but i do have an aversion to soggy bread - or anything really that's not meant to be soggy, like oreos. i felt a gag-like reflex when reading Scott's comment. so, moral of the story, "that's gross, Crystal!"
:)
Ok, as the official Nana I must also chime in and share with everyone the correct way to eat an Oreo.
1- You twist the two halves and eat the one with no creamy filling.
2- Then repeat with at least one more Oreo (perhaps two more)
3- Then stack the creamy centers onto one half and eat the creamless remains.
4- Now, and only now, can you truly enjoy the fruits/Creams of your labors
"bon appetite"
Love Nana
Maybe Nana and your daughter could get together and finish off the whole!!! She can eat the cookie after your daughter gets rid of the cream!! I myself am a dipper like your hubby - just wet not soggy :-)
Is there any OTHER way to eat them?
You're all wrong.
Oreos must be quickly plopped into a burning saucepan of flaming brandy.
The sugary cream-filling will foam to form a crunchy meringue.
The chocolate-wafer will instantly form a patina-like glaze that will NOT be gross :)
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