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Mike Duffy wrote:
> A few weeks back, I noticed again that Cindy is quite pleased with
> oatmeal for breakfast. Of course, I substituted a few things, (crumbled
> bacon for raisins, buttermilk for water, maple syrup for brown sugar).
>
> Thus I end up using almost equal amounts of oatmeal, bacon, egg, syrup, &
> buttermilk. Is there an existing word for doing this?
>
> Then I mix everything in an oversized mug with half a teaspoon of sodium
> bicarbonate and turn on the microwave oven.
>
> I take it out when the big mouth starts to froth. I'm thinking of calling
> it a 'Pamela'.
>


You could sprinkle it with dried mice turds and a splash of Dutch
whine, and call it a "The Master's Special"







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