Anyone ever tried these? I had some recently at Pizzeria 22 in West
Seattle - cooked in their pizza oven.
Doug

On Fri, 31 May 2013 10:19:50 +0100,
wrote:

>Anyone ever tried these? I had some recently at Pizzeria 22 in West
>Seattle - cooked in their pizza oven.
>Doug

For my money, a S'more [and I try to eat one every 2-3 years] must
have a chilled Hershey bar, a fresh graham cracker and a large
marshmallow that has been perfectly browned on the outside to where it
is just starting to crust-- and the inside is complete goo.

All others are just a mouthful of sugar. [not that I find anything
wrong with that-- but it ain't my cuppa]

Jim

On Fri, 31 May 2013 06:36:40 -0400, in rec.food.cooking, Jim Elbrecht
wrote:

>On Fri, 31 May 2013 10:19:50 +0100,
>wrote:
>
>>Anyone ever tried these? I had some recently at Pizzeria 22 in West
>>Seattle - cooked in their pizza oven.
>>Doug
>
>For my money, a S'more [and I try to eat one every 2-3 years] must
>have a chilled Hershey bar, a fresh graham cracker and a large
>marshmallow that has been perfectly browned on the outside to where it
>is just starting to crust-- and the inside is complete goo.
>
>All others are just a mouthful of sugar. [not that I find anything
>wrong with that-- but it ain't my cuppa]
>
>Jim
Can't stand Hershey bars. And I wouldn't want it cold anyway.
Doug

On 02/06/2013 12:32 PM, malesheep wrote:
> Doug
>>
>> For my money, a S'more [and I try to eat one every 2-3 years] must
>> have a chilled Hershey bar, a fresh graham cracker and a large
>> marshmallow that has been perfectly browned on the outside to where it
>> is just starting to crust-- and the inside is complete goo.
>>
>> All others are just a mouthful of sugar. [not that I find anything
>> wrong with that-- but it ain't my cuppa]
>>
>> Jim
> Can't stand Hershey bars. And I wouldn't want it cold anyway.
> Doug
>



I agree. Hershey bars have never been popular around here and I can only
assume that it is because so many others share my lack of enthusiasm for
their chocolate.

A few years ago we were at family camp and my nephew and his girlfriend
were there. I worry about the guy. His father was quite obese,
diabetic, suffered from circulatory problems, was a compulsive eater and
dropped dead of heart failure at the age of 61. The nephew, who had
always been very fit and active as a kid and as a young man, had been
packing on the weight at an alarming rate.

Nephew invited us to a campfire for Smors and said he had brought lots.
He sure had. He brought not a box of cookies, but an entire case, plus
at least a dozen backs of marshmallows and a case of chocolate bars.

I had one. It was okay. One was enough for me, and that was probably the
first one I had had in 20 years or more.