The Chit Chat Chit Chat Thread

Songbird76

Well-Known Member
Everything! Myself and my younger ds can't have gluten so I do all the baking for us. I'm also cheap so I make all the food in the house from scratch.
I tried gluten free pizza once, made from cauliflower and it was not a success. My kids refused to eat it. I make everything from scratch, mostly because there are no box mixes here for American treats. I had to either learn to bake from scratch or live without my favorites. There are still a lot of things I can't make because the ingredients aren't available here, but I do pretty well. When I get to the states, I get my fix of all the things I miss.
 

Figgy1

Well-Known Member
I tried gluten free pizza once, made from cauliflower and it was not a success. My kids refused to eat it. I make everything from scratch, mostly because there are no box mixes here for American treats. I had to either learn to bake from scratch or live without my favorites. There are still a lot of things I can't make because the ingredients aren't available here, but I do pretty well. When I get to the states, I get my fix of all the things I miss.
I tried one of those cauliflower crusts it wasn't bad maybe because I like veggies. What can't you get over there?
 

MinnieM123

Premium Member
ooops. I actually wonder what the next few years will bring to presentation of food we all know to look a certain way as food manufacturers keep their vows to remove food coloring from food products. Wonder what fruit loops and life savers will look like

Funny you should mention Fruit Loops. I just saw on the news this morning that they had gotten rid of harmful colorings and replaced with some sort of natural plant colors. The result is less vibrant colors and the big news is that they can no longer replicate the blue color Fruit Loops! :p
 

MinnieM123

Premium Member
hey! in my defence.. my trip in february was outright freezing!
No way I would have risked a severe cold mid trip by getting wet in splash mountain.
Thus I did haunted mansion 3 times ;)

As for Splash, I read that they really turn down the water jets at the bottom in the cooler months. Many people think that the soaking comes from the big splash at the bottom, when in reality, there are hidden water jets on both sides that soak the log vehicle at the bottom.
 

Figgy1

Well-Known Member
As for Splash, I read that they really turn down the water jets at the bottom in the cooler months. Many people think that the soaking comes from the big splash at the bottom, when in reality, there are hidden water jets on both sides that soak the log vehicle at the bottom.
I don't get what people complain about on Splash. My last several trips were all in June and we always ride it several times each trip and I've never gotten more than spritzed:confused:
 

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