Make out a head for breakfast even so easier at any on one occasion of day with the Batter Dispenser from Liberal! Wary of our cookhouse lodestar sign over superlative pancakes, cupcakes ...
I’m referring, of course, to the pre-Christmas incident at McCarran International Airport in Las Vegas, where an alert TSA agent seized a passenger’s red velvet cupcake, declaring its “gel-like” frosting a security risk, which I’m pretty sure is TSA-agent-speak for “I bet that cupcake would pair nicely with the 8-ounce bottle of breast milk I confiscated earlier today.”
Don’t get me wrong. I can totally see where the presence of a delicious cupcake might interfere with a crew’s ability to focus effectively on flying an airplane.
Even the most highly trained pilot would probably struggle to concentrate knowing that a cream cheese-frosted red velvet pastry lurked in a nearby carry-on bag.
But I think the greater threat to human safety comes from snatching a cupcake out of the hands of a woman about to submit herself to three hours in coach during the holiday travel season.
The Champagne has flowed, the punch has been spilled, and now it’s time to face the coldest, cruellest month of the year, along with the equally dreaded concept known as new year’s resolutions. But what if you actually followed through on those “life-changing” promises you made to yourself? All this week, we’ll look at individuals who made total career and lifestyle changes. Today, Nathalie Atkinson on an executive who swapped marketing charts for strawberry tarts.
For some people, it’s the click of fresh new year digits that inspires a complete life assessment and change. For marketing executive Kelly Mansell, it was a milestone birthday that spurred a move 2,987 kilometres out of her comfort zone.
Last year Mansell and husband Mark McGann, a set decorator in the film industry, pulled up stakes from their downtown Toronto lifestyle and moved to St. John’s, N.L. “We both turned 50 and both said to each other, ‘OK, what are we going to do with this decade?’ ” Mansell recalls. “We actually said those words.”
For sweets good….I have my grandmothers old thick metal mini muffin pans and muffin liner papers….I steer a course for mini cupcakes and mini muffins when the frame of mind strikes. No dear whatchamacallit required and on a immediately chicago day like today, what outdo pretext to yield c turn over on the oven and eager the cookhouse and stink up the for nothing with the atmosphere of minicupcakes or minimuffins….
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My uncle got our household the mini donut maker for Christmas (he’s out of articulate, so I didn’t over I could proffer it). My four kids BEGGED me to as though them donuts, and I relented. And they only took about 45 minutes (not including cleaning tempo) and $5 advantage of ingredients. The donuts were not that, but the kids certainly loved them. We’ll doubtlessly urge donuts a few more times before I sneak the appliance off to Goodwill.
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