[ SECRET POST #6556 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #6556 ⌋

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Comments

[fscom]

06. https://i.imgur.com/diPrZ4G.png

[greghousesgf]

tell me you never made parfait without telling me you never made parfait.

[starfleetbrat]

I like cake rescues but for me its an educational thing. Of course they can't rescue that specific cake. But they can teach you what to do if it happens to a different cake at a later date. And just because a cake looks different or isn't ruined in the same way, it doesn't mean you can't apply the same knowledge to rescuing it.

[(Anonymous)]

Yeah, like the very first sponge cake I tried to make came out flat and I honestly would have appreciated someone "rescuing" it by showing me what I did wrong.

[tabaqui]

This is a thing? How odd....

[(Anonymous)]

I like them, though I don't watch them a lot. I enjoy seeing what the possible mistakes were and how to possibly fix a disaster.

I used to bake a lot and even if bake fails are stressful, it can be really useful for future projects to learn what the mistakes were and how to potentially fix them if I run into such issues.