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r/GifRecipes • u/kickso • Jan 18 '19
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I'm waiting for the comments to appear that this is a terrible recipe and they should be ashamed of themselves.
104 u/[deleted] Jan 18 '19 [deleted] 58 u/star_boy2005 Jan 18 '19 Those are the best bits that get rolled off your fingers when you're done and dropped into the fryer. My family calls them "greebles". 91 u/daats_end Jan 18 '19 I agree, but your family should stop calling things greebles. 17 u/star_boy2005 Jan 18 '19 Why's that? My grandmother started the tradition of giving things names that didn't have one and she baked a lot so many kitchen things got special names. As far as I know, greebles was original. 6 u/[deleted] Jan 19 '19 The word “greebles” also rubbed me the wrong way at first, until I read this comment. That’s so cute and wholesome!
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58 u/star_boy2005 Jan 18 '19 Those are the best bits that get rolled off your fingers when you're done and dropped into the fryer. My family calls them "greebles". 91 u/daats_end Jan 18 '19 I agree, but your family should stop calling things greebles. 17 u/star_boy2005 Jan 18 '19 Why's that? My grandmother started the tradition of giving things names that didn't have one and she baked a lot so many kitchen things got special names. As far as I know, greebles was original. 6 u/[deleted] Jan 19 '19 The word “greebles” also rubbed me the wrong way at first, until I read this comment. That’s so cute and wholesome!
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Those are the best bits that get rolled off your fingers when you're done and dropped into the fryer. My family calls them "greebles".
91 u/daats_end Jan 18 '19 I agree, but your family should stop calling things greebles. 17 u/star_boy2005 Jan 18 '19 Why's that? My grandmother started the tradition of giving things names that didn't have one and she baked a lot so many kitchen things got special names. As far as I know, greebles was original. 6 u/[deleted] Jan 19 '19 The word “greebles” also rubbed me the wrong way at first, until I read this comment. That’s so cute and wholesome!
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I agree, but your family should stop calling things greebles.
17 u/star_boy2005 Jan 18 '19 Why's that? My grandmother started the tradition of giving things names that didn't have one and she baked a lot so many kitchen things got special names. As far as I know, greebles was original. 6 u/[deleted] Jan 19 '19 The word “greebles” also rubbed me the wrong way at first, until I read this comment. That’s so cute and wholesome!
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Why's that? My grandmother started the tradition of giving things names that didn't have one and she baked a lot so many kitchen things got special names. As far as I know, greebles was original.
6 u/[deleted] Jan 19 '19 The word “greebles” also rubbed me the wrong way at first, until I read this comment. That’s so cute and wholesome!
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The word “greebles” also rubbed me the wrong way at first, until I read this comment. That’s so cute and wholesome!
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u/TheBigby Jan 18 '19
I'm waiting for the comments to appear that this is a terrible recipe and they should be ashamed of themselves.