Cake Terms That Gross You Out

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Annabakescakes Posted 8 Jul 2013 , 2:52am
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Eww eww ewww. Marinod. For marinade?


Exactly. Ewwwww. And again, pretentious.

OMG, that is horrible!

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Lucky6 Posted 8 Jul 2013 , 5:35am
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I recall Duff (Ace of Cakes) also says fon-[B]dont[/B]. Sounds pretentious.

I watched a show a couple of times, and I believe it was this show, what grossed me out was the fact that they would work on the cakes without an apron or any type of covering on their clothes, no hair covering, they would play around and touch their faces, clothes stuff even each other and then get back to caking...yes maybe a little germaphobic and perhaps it was just for the show but it still grossed me out and I've never watched again

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cakefat Posted 8 Jul 2013 , 8:31am
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'fawndawnt' for fondant (sounds pretentious)

 

'ga-nash' for ganache (so far I've only heard Australians say it this way & ok it doesn't gross me out but it does almost annoy me, so I'm including it)

 

'dirty ice' ...dirt and food do not go together. sounds gross. 

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as you wish Posted 8 Jul 2013 , 11:38am
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AAh ha! The key to really sounding like you know your stuff is to say things with an artificial accent! Join me, fellow bakers, in doubling our prices as we put emphasis on wrong syllables and draw out our vowels! Marinaaaaawwwwd. Faaaawwwwndaaawwwnt. Moooooiyyyst.

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sixinarow Posted 8 Jul 2013 , 12:44pm
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I watched a show a couple of times, and I believe it was this show, what grossed me out was the fact that they would work on the cakes without an apron or any type of covering on their clothes, no hair covering, they would play around and touch their faces, clothes stuff even each other and then get back to caking...yes maybe a little germaphobic and perhaps it was just for the show but it still grossed me out and I've never watched again

The time I watched the show, they stuck their fingers in the frosting/filling to taste it......ew.

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kaylawaylalayla Posted 8 Jul 2013 , 3:24pm
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AHaha. EmpAhsis on the wrong sylLABle.

Ok maybe I'm readinf your phonetics wrong, but ga-nash? How do the rest of you say it?

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shanter Posted 8 Jul 2013 , 4:13pm
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I say gun-nawsh, or something like that. What's the other pronunciation?

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kaylawaylalayla Posted 8 Jul 2013 , 4:21pm
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AIdk I'm not seeing the difference?

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Annabakescakes Posted 8 Jul 2013 , 4:42pm
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I watched a show a couple of times, and I believe it was this show, what grossed me out was the fact that they would work on the cakes without an apron or any type of covering on their clothes, no hair covering, they would play around and touch their faces, clothes stuff even each other and then get back to caking...yes maybe a little germaphobic and perhaps it was just for the show but it still grossed me out and I've never watched again

The time I watched the show, they stuck their fingers in the frosting/filling to taste it......ew.

Oh, yeah, absolutely disgusting! I am sickened by the hair touching, face touching, clothes touching, and lack of hand washing. I don't know if it doesn't make good TV to show the occasional washing of the hands, or if they just don't wash them? I wash my hands raw when I bake and decorate. I am literally at the sink 3-4 times an hour, sometimes more, depending on what I am doing. And I taste absolutely everything that leaves my kitchen, that is why I have a drawer full of spoons that I use once, and throw in the basin. No finger licking, double dipping, nonsense going on here! In fact, I am disgusted by cake shows where I see people with their arm pits uncovered in the kitchen. I HATE armpits in the kitchen! And a local illegal caker I know has told me that since she is going through "the change" that she does her baking in her bra and underwear... I swear I turned green.  

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Annabakescakes Posted 8 Jul 2013 , 4:44pm
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I lady I do cakes for, literally a couple dozen cakes for, has always requested ger-nash filling. I make a point to say it correctly at least 15 times every time we speak, but she insists.

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kaylawaylalayla Posted 8 Jul 2013 , 7:22pm
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AGah gnosh

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LoveMeSomeCake615 Posted 8 Jul 2013 , 9:06pm
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 And a local illegal caker I know has told me that since she is going through "the change" that she does her baking in her bra and underwear... I swear I turned green.  

EEWW, EEWW, EEEWWWW!!! icon_eek.gif

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sixinarow Posted 8 Jul 2013 , 9:20pm
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I HATE armpits in the kitchen!

I hate armpits period! :) I won't let my husband share my pillow in bed bc he sleeps on his stomach with his armpits on the pillow! I sometimes actually take time to put on anti-wrinkle night time face lotion, I don't need it mixing with armpit hair & counter-acting the benefits! :/

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scrumdiddlycakes Posted 8 Jul 2013 , 9:48pm
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Originally Posted by Annabakescakes  And a local illegal caker I know has told me that since she is going through "the change" that she does her baking in her bra and underwear... I swear I turned green.  

I'm sorry, what? I read that as, "I know a baker who bakes almost naked," but I know that can't be right... please tell me that isn't right? Please?

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IAmPamCakes Posted 8 Jul 2013 , 9:48pm
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AAs an aesthetician, I learned that ladies do not have armpits; ladies have underarms. (also: we do not pluck, we are not chickens - we tweeze)

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AZCouture Posted 8 Jul 2013 , 9:51pm
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Definitely crusting, and for surely MOIST! Extended barrel for DB's...gotcha. That's so true! 

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AZCouture Posted 8 Jul 2013 , 9:53pm
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Oh ok, dirty ice cracks me up, forgot about that one. Dirty ice yer crusting cake. No thanks.

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sixinarow Posted 8 Jul 2013 , 9:56pm
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As an aesthetician, I learned that ladies do not have armpits; ladies have underarms.
(also: we do not pluck, we are not chickens - we tweeze)

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Hair makes it a pit...maybe that's why I'm so grossed out by my husband's but not my kids!! 

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Annabakescakes Posted 8 Jul 2013 , 10:02pm
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As an aesthetician, I learned that ladies do not have armpits; ladies have underarms.
(also: we do not pluck, we are not chickens - we tweeze)

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Hair makes it a pit...maybe that's why I'm so grossed out by my husband's but not my kids!! 

Wait 'til puberty. My 12 year old twin boys smell like onions, and they have no hair yet.

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IAmPamCakes Posted 8 Jul 2013 , 10:05pm
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AGross.

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Annabakescakes Posted 8 Jul 2013 , 10:06pm
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Originally Posted by Annabakescakes  And a local illegal caker I know has told me that since she is going through "the change" that she does her baking in her bra and underwear... I swear I turned green.  

I'm sorry, what? I read that as, "I know a baker who bakes almost naked," but I know that can't be right... please tell me that isn't right? Please?

LOL! I know... I know... It is seriously so gross. She does come over and I help her with really large orders for her daughters. She has 3, and she does the sweet 16, birthdays, and weddings and christenings and such with big cakes and decorated cookies and such. She always comes over with her pits showing, but keeps her clothes on, thank heavens. I would panic and call the police or something if she stripped in my bakery!

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kaylawaylalayla Posted 9 Jul 2013 , 12:34am
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ASee that's why I don't like cupcakes wars. People all dressesbin pretty nows with their hair down cause that's their "brand" and wearing tank tops. Ick

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sixinarow Posted 9 Jul 2013 , 2:55am
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Wait 'til puberty. My 12 year old twin boys smell like onions, and they have no hair yet.

Awesome, by the time I get my youngest out of diapers, the oldest is gonna be stinky. Trading one smell for another..

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BrandisBaked Posted 9 Jul 2013 , 3:27am
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AStupid as it sounds, I can't read MMF without thinking "mangy mother f******", which is something someone I knew growing up used to say a lot.

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AZCouture Posted 9 Jul 2013 , 3:40am
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Well, now that's what's going to flash in my brain when I see it. What would MFF translate to? ing-er

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manddi Posted 9 Jul 2013 , 3:41am
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Stupid as it sounds, I can't read MMF without thinking "mangy mother f******", which is something someone I knew growing up used to say a lot.

Lol And now neither will I

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manddi Posted 9 Jul 2013 , 3:42am
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Well, now that's what's going to flash in my brain when I see it. What would MFF translate to? ing-er

I'm going to go with mangy fat effer

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Annabakescakes Posted 9 Jul 2013 , 7:13am
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Wait 'til puberty. My 12 year old twin boys smell like onions, and they have no hair yet.

Awesome, by the time I get my youngest out of diapers, the oldest is gonna be stinky. Trading one smell for another..

Yep, my youngest is learning how to wipe, so he is sometimes aromatic... Maybe I should say learning TO wipe... My husband gets a vasectomy in 2 weeks, I will be thrilled to never be up all night feeding, or soothing, or diapering or getting spit -up on... I am so done having kids, and I just have the 4, I always wanted 4, and then somehow changed it to 6, but I found my mind, and am so done!

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Annabakescakes Posted 9 Jul 2013 , 7:16am
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See that's why I don't like cupcakes wars. People all dressesbin pretty nows with their hair down cause that's their "brand" and wearing tank tops. Ick

And just why is fly away hair or too much hairspray a brand, anyway? I hate that crap! I wear my hair in an ugly little bun, because it goes most of the way down my back. I don't even walk out through my bakery without it in my ugly little bun. Hair in food is SO gross.

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kaylawaylalayla Posted 9 Jul 2013 , 5:28pm
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AI know! Its not glamorous but its safe ans professional. Ugly little buns for the win!

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