No, it's like fried dough I think?
It doesn't taste like a cookie it tastes like.... a beaver tail?
Erm...
It usually tastes like what you put on it and it's kind of mildly crunchy and sort of smooth.
Ask peeg, he had some when he visited me.
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No, it's like fried dough I think?
It doesn't taste like a cookie it tastes like.... a beaver tail?
Erm...
It usually tastes like what you put on it and it's kind of mildly crunchy and sort of smooth.
Ask peeg, he had some when he visited me.
Peeg doesn't like me anymore because I'm dating his worst enemy.
I have never heard of this "beaver tail" thing xD
Yeah, fried dough!Quote:
Originally Posted by shion
Frybread - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
If you want to make them super fast and slightly ghetto/easy, we sometimes just buy the Pillsbury biscuit tubes and stretch them and rolls them etc to get them pliable, then flatten them out and fry them.
http://www.discountqueens.com/upload...s-Biscuits.jpg
I have a co-worker who likes to tell people that he could deep fry a dog turd and it'd taste delicious.Quote:
Originally Posted by Del Murder
And boy howdy, is he right.
The whole of England just collectively wtf'ed xDQuote:
Originally Posted by Shorty
I know, dude. Your scones and general coffee shop scones are weird and I don't like them.
ahahahaha Sarah I was so confused because those things look nothing like scones so I looked it up and
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In Utah, the bread products locally called "scones" are similar to Native American frybread and are made from a sweet yeast dough, with buttermilk and baking powder and/or soda added, and they are fried rather than baked. They are customarily served with butter and either honey or maple syrup.
ahahahahahaha oh my godQuote:
In Utah
Sarah what the hell xDDD
dude I told you ahahaha
You can't imagine the look on my face when someone tried to show me what a "real" scone is xD
i don't even know what an english scone is like
just american scones
but not whatever sarah's eating
(although that looks yummy)
You have no idea. butter, honey and powdered sugar that bitch uuup.
Alternatively, we would eat them like tostadas or just put chili and cheese on them. You can do anything with them, really. I bet they'd be good with ice cream and syrup, for smurf's sake.
What a thrill... with darkness and silence through the night.
Sarah is ruining my thread about fried snakes! BAN HER!
I rescued this thread from oblivion. I am improving it.