Thank god I'm not alone! My husband and I recently got married. We did pretty much all of the hard talks upfront (including decorating scheme for our first apartment together) because I wanted to avoid having to explain to a divorce attorney that between his love to modern decor and his mother, I would rather divorce…

Sadly, didn't see the air fryer until I was leaving the store, the clerk said she has one and it is on point. It cooks frozen food to a nice crisp in one third the time of baking it, she said that if you make fresh fries (i.e. potato sliced with a mandolin) then you just add a small drop of oil and it will cook it…

yeah, except I refuse to buy anything at Walmart. However, I will say that the kitchen aid one I bought at Target has been pretty spot on and was a decent price. But these are on the registry because other people buy those things and if they don't I get a discount to buy the rest. the game is always rigged.

The noises you're likely hearing now are grannies and puppies and footie-pajama'd, Snuggle-draped comfortophiles all over the nation rising up en masse, screaming "What the FUCK?" and flinging tea sets and fat calico cats and laptops into walls. And I don't care. Because I know I'm right.

I second that, the "spoonula" (I also feel ridiculous even typing that) is super versatile. I find that it is also very useful when making omelets and the crepes for those that are ambitious. The silicone keeps it from sticking and makes it easy to pull the food from the sides of the pan if it's almost sticking and…

true that, tried to make some sort of 'bark' before, or maybe it was brittle, and it was annoying and time consuming and didn't taste good in the end. (and usually everything I make tastes good, I went to school for that shit for a reason, fat girl likes to eat.)

also, that peppermint bark is on point. they have samples available when you walk into their stores this time of year.

I second that. I use mine all the time, I have 2 and it's still not enough.