Reply With QuoteWow is this a strange lookin' concoction. I'll have to give it a shot.
Here's my healthy recipe:
3 Peices of Bologna
2 Peices of American Cheese
2 Peices of White Bread
Directions:
Put a shit load of butter on the pan. Fry the Bologna, the place the cheese in between each peice of bologna entil the shit melts. Then put it on white bread. Enjoy!
Reese Peanut Butter Eggies
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02-23-2004, 10:23 PM #1Back to reality
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Reese Peanut Butter Eggies
Gotta give some credit to greeky! I just modified it!
6-8 egg whites
1 TBS coco
1 pack splenda-or more to taste
1 TBS nat Peanut butter
Spray bowl with pam. Add egg whites, coco, and splenda. Wisk till mixed well. Put in microwave for about 1.5 minutes. Wisk again. Put in for about another minute, or until liquid is gone. Add the TBS of peanut butter to the side of the bowl. Seeings that the bowl is warm, it will warm up your peanut butter. Take a spoon full of the eggies and dip it into the peanut butter and eat. Enjoy!
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plouf...that sounds aweful
jill...those easter pb eggies was almost the death of my first comp. i could eat a dozen in one sitting
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You really liked my recipe? Or are you talking about the 'real' reese peanut butter cups? Those are good too!Originally posted by J'Bo
jill...those easter pb eggies was almost the death of my first comp. i could eat a dozen in one sitting
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02-24-2004, 01:37 PM #5bring it!
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I still dont know how you can eat those.. 
the sewer monsters must have liked mine!
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02-25-2004, 10:33 PM #6Sackin' up every day
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i've seen a better recipe, i read it in a "what some people eat column" it involves a twinkie cut open with a hot dog stuck in it like it was a bun, cheez wiz sprayed on top, and you nuke it for like 20-30 seconds, i mean how nasty is that
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02-25-2004, 10:38 PM #7Moderator MODERATOR
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Dante and I saw fried Twinkies when we were in Vegas.
How gross is that. Take something that is already extremely nasty for you and make it worse. Could you imagine how gross that is, the twinkies would soak up the grease like a sponge
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02-25-2004, 11:27 PM #8I'm special :)
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ive seen (but not tried) deep fried oreos
mmm...oreos... mmm ice cream.... mmm cheesecake... mmm...
oh oops sorry, where was i
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chocolate cream oreos!!
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ok, i'll admit it....I tried a batter covered deep fried hostess apple pie when I was in New York once....I think it's still plastered somewhere on my left side
It was made at the same place that served gourmet deep fried twinkies, they sprinkle powerdered sugar on them and glaze with some raspberry sauce...that "resturant" needs to be burned to the ground lol.Yanger
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I think that actually sounds yummy and gross at the same time!Originally posted by Yanger
ok, i'll admit it....I tried a batter covered deep fried hostess apple pie when I was in New York once....I think it's still plastered somewhere on my left side
It was made at the same place that served gourmet deep fried twinkies, they sprinkle powerdered sugar on them and glaze with some raspberry sauce...that "resturant" needs to be burned to the ground lol.
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02-26-2004, 04:39 PM #12I see YOU!! ELITE MEMBER
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Ummm...Jillie...Craig thought you meant those Cabury Eggs.
He said that is the ONLY time those items should be mixed.
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02-26-2004, 06:16 PM #13I read it someplace.
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Oh... GAH! don't talk to me about Cadbury eggs.
What the hell was I thinking, cutting over
1. Valentine's Day
2. My birthday
3. (sob!) Easter
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Hey Jill easter is coming up, what you going to do with all the chocolate eggs? J/K
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