Date: Wed, 29 Mar 1995 09:52:12 -0800
From: David Harnick-Shapiro david[AT SYMBOL GOES HERE]BUCKAROO.ICS.UCI.EDU
Subject: Re: ADS-L: Thanks very much for the help with 'smores' ...
On Tue, 28 Mar 1995 22:44, John Hopkins writes:
Not only do I now have working definitions (for everything except the
Chinese chicken salad, in any case) ...
Lettuce (often shredded), chopped or shredded veggies (carrots,
green onions, etc.), rice noodles and/or fried wonton, soy-based
dressing. Oh, and morsels of cold chicken. Granted, not as
tasty as a S'more, but I find it interesting that *no one* had
any comments on this item. It's not that California-specific,
is it?
BTW, not only can you make S'mores in a microwave, you can even
buy them pre-assembled (Keebler?): zip open the plastic wrapper,
pop it on a plate, and zap it. They are, not surprisingly, horrible.
(The homemade zapped ones are not very good, either -- the marshmallow
does not respond happily to microwaving.) There is now a S'more-
flavoured Pop-Tart, and, if memory serves, there is also a S'mores
breakfast cereal.
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