Disaster

Baking By minions Updated 11 Dec 2014 , 1:23am by ruellesmith

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minions Posted 7 Dec 2014 , 8:29pm
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so basically i was making brownies and i accidentially added bad oil. bad oil as in used oil for frying. i didnt realized this until i started smelling something weird in the batter. i tasted and it tasted a bit weird but smelled like the oil. I dont want to throw away the batter should i bake the brownies anyway? woud this alter the brownie flavour dramatically? what should i do???

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thecakewitch Posted 7 Dec 2014 , 8:40pm
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AThrow it away. Start over.

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minions Posted 7 Dec 2014 , 9:26pm
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well.. theres that too. 

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-K8memphis Posted 7 Dec 2014 , 9:29pm
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if the oil is reuseable -- oil that you would fry in again -- and you are not selling the brownies i would bake and eat them -- i mean if you last fried fish in it -- agh no  -- if you fried potatoes or something sure -- i would

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julia1812 Posted 8 Dec 2014 , 4:04pm
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LOL...fish flavored brownies...that's hilarious!

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ruellesmith Posted 11 Dec 2014 , 1:23am
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Either you can throw it away or bake it but don't sell it. I doubt people would buy again from you if they taste something weird with those brownies. I'm sure the oil you used would definitely alter the taste.

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