Beware the heat of toasters.
I can never be bothered to wait for the oven to heat up, and cook naan breads the proper way, so I put them in the toaster. The packet doesn't say this is the right way to cook them (but it doesn't say not to, either...) but hey, if bread is ok, what's the difference, right?
Wrong! I now have a burn on my arm from the excessive heat of a seemingly innocent naan. It burnt me through a cardigan, as well!
Beware - toasters are hotter than they look!
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- k.
- London, United Kingdom
- I like: Knitting. Sewing. Cake. Tea. The V&A. Lilies. Cornwall. I dont like: Marmite. Coriander. Being cold. London Underground. I'm a Jack(ie)of all trades. From a mis-spent youth at art school, I can sew, needle felt, Weld, knit, cross-stitch, and get myself caught up in a variety of other crafts! I also bake, can make jam, (but never bother!) and am scouring the world for a great flapjack recipe! Not sure what I want this to be- an online diary? a journal of my craft projects? An outlet to have a strop? Will just start typing, and popping up pictures of stuff I like, and see what happens! Oh, and I'm Kdot6 on Ravelry! And my birthday is (international) Talk Like a Pirate Day. No really, it exists! And it is my birthday!
3 comments:
oh dear hope you're soon better!! I've been known to juggle very hot bagels:)
Twiggy x
Hi thanks for visiting ....you are very welcome to pinch the tee shirt idea so easy I just sewed across the sholder/neck line then down the sides ( to fit pillow) then 'cos I couldnt be ar$#ed sewing any buttons etc on ( it is for a teenager after all & will prob spend most of its time on the floor)I put the pillow in & tucked up the bottom voila!! hope your arm is better soon
Geez! Who knew that toaster were dangerous!
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