[ SECRET POST #4025 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4025 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Quick breakfast foods.

[(Anonymous)]

Haha, okay, that might've been worth mentioning. It's a bit like saying you can make waffles in two minutes and forgetting to add that you're starting with frozen waffles.

Re: Quick breakfast foods.

[bur]

Not really? I mean, sure, the bread component isn't being made from scratch, so I guess it's technically muffins and gravy, or toast and gravy, or leftover-biscuit-from-Popeye's and gravy, but the gravy part's being made from scratch and it's ridiculously easy to do.

Re: Quick breakfast foods.

[(Anonymous)]

I'm not taking issue with the gravy part. My point is, you say "biscuits and gravy" and that it can be done in ten minutes. But you fail to mention that:

1) you're not making biscuits from scratch, in fact
2) you're not making biscuits at all, you're using a bread product that's already ready to eat

It's misleading, that's all. It's not a matter of getting "the knack of it", it's just not possible to do what you said in the given time frame without making something ahead or just... not actually doing what you said, i.e. using english muffins instead of baking biscuits.