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>,
Food SnobŪ > wrote:
> On Apr 30, 6:49*am, "Jean B." > wrote:
> > Stan Horwitz wrote:
> > > In article >, "graham" >
> > > wrote:
> >
> > >> Here's one way to get your daily lycopene!
> > >>http://www.calgaryherald.com/life/Wo...th+your+cake/1...
> > >> ory.html
> >
> > >> I'd suggest serving this with a side order of fries{;-)
> > >> Graham
> >
> > > Wow! What a great recipe! I am going to stop by Wegmans (a big
> > > supermarket near me) and pick up the ingredients to make this cake
> > > tonight. I intend to bring it to work tomorrow. I am sure everyone at
> > > work will get a kick out of it.
> >
> > Yes, knowing your fondness for Heinz Ketchup, I am sure they will.
>
> This illustrates why I never eat "home made" stuff that coworkers
> bring to work.
> I really like most them, but the stuff they call food...
Yup. Your newsgroup handle is appropriate.
As I was standing in front of the seafood counter at Wegmans on Thursday
night, the woman behind the counter noticed me carrying a copy of the
ketchup cake recipe. I took a copy of the recipe into the store with me
so I could buy the ingredients on it.
She asked me if I was really going to make that ketchup cake. I handed
her the recipe and I told her, that's why I was there; to buy the
ingredients for the recipe. She read the recipe and crinkled her nose
and said it sounds weird. Then she asked me when I planned to make this
cake. I told her on Sunday. She asked me to bring her in a slice. I told
her she reminds me of those people who drive by a serious car accident
and insist on looking at it. She laughed and said I was right. Then I
proceeded to buy all the ingredients except the eggs and red food dye.
I will pick up the eggs on Sunday. I couldn't find food dye at Wegmans,
even after asking for it at the customer service desk. Hopefully, the
Shop Rite near me will have the food dye.
I will let you know how the cake tuns out.