Found Hair In My Oven

Lounge By lipstinger11 Updated 25 Feb 2014 , 1:07pm by cazza1

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SystemMod2 Posted 24 Aug 2013 , 11:59am
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AOkeeee....seems like some CCers have had a stressful week. I moved this thread to the Lounge, as the subject matter goes way beyond cookies.

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BatterUpCake Posted 24 Aug 2013 , 1:55pm
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LOL...I love this thread

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scrumdiddlycakes Posted 24 Aug 2013 , 3:18pm
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Anna has the recipe. Maybe she'll post it here.


yes, Anna, please share your recipe? Or, can you e-mail it to me?? I will ask every hour til you do, in case your forget.

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sixinarow Posted 24 Aug 2013 , 3:26pm
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I want the recipe too, please...4 years later..even if it's posted above...can you send it to me now?

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milkmaid42 Posted 24 Aug 2013 , 3:39pm
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 ^   Like immediately! It's due in two hours!

 

Jan

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manddi Posted 24 Aug 2013 , 3:41pm
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Mandii get with it.  Everyone knows that the hair is being sent for DNA testing; [B]D[/B]oes [B]N[/B]ot[B]A[/B]ccessorise, so there is no sense putting it on top or it will look all wrong.  Obviously it is not the right shade to accessorise with the soup.  And have you considered that it might not be food safe, especially if it is dyed with nasty chemicals.  I hope you weren't intending to pass it off to some poor unsuspecting customer.

But the man is picking up the frosted soup tomorrow!!! What do I need to do?! HELP!!!!!!

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BatterUpCake Posted 24 Aug 2013 , 3:48pm
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Obviously you are not skilled enough to be charging for your frosted hair soup if you are asking such basic questions. It took me years of practicing with different types of hair, straight curly, processed, healthy to get this down right.  My advice would be to JUST STOP NOW!!

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MimiFix Posted 24 Aug 2013 , 4:15pm
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and I thought it was Stupid Person Support...

 

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^^ Only if you're talking about puppies and unicorn soup. HELP!!!

 

My puppy has just applied for her home processor permit (NY allows pets) and she finds this greatly offensive. I bet she could bake you under the table. This very minute she is ripping into my recipe folder. If you don't apologize NOW she's flagging both of you. Meanies!!!!!! 
 

 

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morganchampagne Posted 24 Aug 2013 , 4:17pm
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ADo you have a production plan? Where are you going to sell frosted soup and to who? Are your prices high enough?

Also it's my suggestion that you make the soup on Monday and freeze it do it's moist. Wednesday is the best day

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BatterUpCake Posted 24 Aug 2013 , 4:20pm
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OMIGODDNESS MiMi! I want to hug your puppy! I lone GSD's!

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scwright Posted 24 Aug 2013 , 5:18pm
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OMG so ooooooo cute!

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MimiFix Posted 24 Aug 2013 , 5:35pm
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Originally Posted by BatterUpCake   OMIGODDNESS MiMi! I want to hug your puppy! I lone GSD's!

Puppy says, "Welcome back!"

 

 

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Originally Posted by scwright   OMG so ooooooo cute!

Puppy is now blushing.

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milkmaid42 Posted 24 Aug 2013 , 5:38pm
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Mimi, in your response to another thread, all you did was refer us to your avatar. A teeny weeny picture at best. Now that we see your darling puppy, hey--full shot. Now we see where your loyalties lie!   :D

 

Jan

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dawnybird Posted 24 Aug 2013 , 6:09pm
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HALP ME RIIGHT NOW!!! I need a tutorial to show me how to frost soup! I tried it ant it just fell in, and melted!!! Should I cool the soup down before I try to frost it again?


It's okay if it falls. Just sprinkle liberally with disco dust and that'll hide the problem. Yes, yes, I know it's plastic, but if you don't tell the customer, it's perfectly okay!

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scrumdiddlycakes Posted 24 Aug 2013 , 6:22pm
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ASince Anna didn't send me her recipe, I used a can of soup with pudding mixed in, everyone loved how moist it was... but I covered my bowl in fondant, to give it a finished look, and it melted!!!!

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milkmaid42 Posted 24 Aug 2013 , 6:28pm
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Do you have to open the can first?

 

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vgcea Posted 24 Aug 2013 , 6:43pm
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Oooooh I'm scared of dee puppee! HEP ME LAWD, HEP MEH!

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sixinarow Posted 24 Aug 2013 , 7:43pm
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Oh the puppy!!!! What's her name?

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vgcea Posted 24 Aug 2013 , 8:00pm
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Oh the puppy!!!! What's her name?

Puppee?

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BatterUpCake Posted 24 Aug 2013 , 8:04pm
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Since Anna didn't send me her recipe, I used a can of soup with pudding mixed in, everyone loved how moist it was... but I covered my bowl in fondant, to give it a finished look, and it melted!!!!

Well that is your problem. Next time try using Fondane. It's much better suited to soup....especially meringue soups.

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milkmaid42 Posted 24 Aug 2013 , 8:20pm
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I have trouble keeping fondane on the fork over the pot. What do you suggest that will solve this problem?

 

Jan

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shanter Posted 24 Aug 2013 , 8:50pm
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I thought you were supposed to cover the chocolate chips with fondue after they've been activated by Miracle Whip with a hair in it. icon_confused.gif

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IAmPamCakes Posted 24 Aug 2013 , 9:02pm
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AHoly crap I can barely keep up here! Wish I had some good advice for all of you, but I have to go cover a cake in fawn-dawn. They ordered no hair in this one though.

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milkmaid42 Posted 24 Aug 2013 , 9:13pm
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Shanter...That's the answer. I didn't use enough hair in my Fondane. (Or would you recommend another brand of fondue?) Also, I substituted mayonnaise instead of Miracle Whip, but other than that, I followed your recipe exactly! I Ijust can't understand why it didn't come out like yours.

 

Jan

 

fawn dawn== I just snorted Pepsi out my nose!

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shanter Posted 24 Aug 2013 , 9:28pm
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Milkmaid,

Was there a full moon? Are you left-handed? Were you born in a month with an R in it?

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milkmaid42 Posted 24 Aug 2013 , 10:03pm
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Yes. No. Not unless August is spelled Argust.*

 

 

*And way into the hinterlands, that's the way it sometimes sounds! lol

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Elcee Posted 25 Aug 2013 , 12:02am
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Obviously you are not skilled enough to be charging for your frosted hair soup if you are asking such basic questions. It took me years of practicing with different types of hair, straight curly, processed, healthy to get this down right.  My advice would be to JUST STOP NOW!!

Um, excuse me, I have processed hair and it's healthy! I can't believe how all you mean bullies on this forum jump all over processed hairbees. I came on here to get help and all I've got is rude replies about having processed hair!

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BatterUpCake Posted 25 Aug 2013 , 12:09am
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I'm sorry Elcee but if you come on here to a site full of professional hairbees and ask the most basic questions then you are going to get their opinions. You may think your processed hair is healthy but it IS NOT. If you don't want an answer then don't ask the question...heheheeh I am having too much fun. Needing some silliness right about now

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milkmaid42 Posted 25 Aug 2013 , 12:43am
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Oh my goodness. I've spent the better part of what would have been a fruitful day here on the computer. Somehow, I've managed to make a batch of MFF which will be curing overnight, one batch of Nick Lodge's gum paste, and have watered my big front flower bed since the rain doesn't want to cooperate. But every time I pass my computer room, which unfortunately is on the way to my cake room, I have to check in and see what silliness has transpired. You guys haven't let me down! Tomorrow I've got to use some will power, that's for sure.

 

Jan

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ddaigle Posted 25 Aug 2013 , 12:47am
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This thread is just cracking me the hell up!   If the OP was hoping to piss us off..he/she failed....the is some funny sh**

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