Comments | miwahni: Thanks, but I might stick to sarnies.

miwahni

Thanks, but I might stick to sarnies.

Mar 13, 2011 15:01

My son was given a deep fryer for Christmas from a mate and last night he was telling me about some of their more unusual food experiments, including deep-fried battered lamington fingers, and pie toasties. He had tried deep-frying a pie too but apparently it was still cold on the inside when the outside was done so next time he wrapped a pie in ( Read more... )

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sunray45 March 13 2011, 12:41:20 UTC

Fish and chips cooked in a deep fryer are really yummy, but a pie and lamington fingers?!! These young lads certainly have weird tastes.

You didn't take that photo of the truck while you were driving, did you? It's a wonder you didn't follow it all the way to where it was going. *bg*

Damn! I keep stopping to watch that cat thingy over there on the side. Where did that come from?

miwahni March 13 2011, 12:50:14 UTC

Weird tastes all right. He started off telling me about relatively normal stuff, battered chicken bits etc, and the choices just got odder as he went on. I can't imagine what made him even think of battering and deep-frying lamington fingers.

Have you any idea how difficult it is to fumble one-handed in your bag, extract camera from its case, turn it on and take a photo, all the while doing 100km/h along the motorway? Not the safest practice I'll admit but I couldn't let the chance go by.

I found the cat .gif on I Can Has Cheezburger, it was entitled "Opposable Thumbs" and I loved it! Glad you found it mesmerising.

ETA: truck was probably going to Adelaide; that was a little bit further than my destination