Maple syr-down

Jul 13, 2022 11:31 PM

Drenbecker

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Yep. That's time for a new stove right there.

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Time to move

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Stove's not wrong.

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I don't think you did it right.

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If you're boiling syrup everything in that house is now sticky, even the cats.

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What's the charge for this in Canada?

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Might as well just toss out that range

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Did they boil over? This is a spectacular fuck up.

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I don't expect that stain to ever come off that white oven

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On the bright side, the house didn't burn down.

3 years ago | Likes 5 Dislikes 0

Peel the film off and put it on a pancake

3 years ago | Likes 53 Dislikes 0

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3 years ago | Likes 17 Dislikes 0

What... What happened?

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Easier to just buy new stove.

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Oof...um...Nah, I've got nothing else

3 years ago | Likes 12 Dislikes 0

Shopping for a new stove, arranging delivery, and laying new vinyl plank in the meantime would still take less time than cleaning that shit.

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Looks like the wooden spoon trick for pasta boil overs didn't work here.

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Lol. Pretty sure the ol spoon over the pot trick only works with water

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Apparently it works by popping the water bubbles. Syrup bubbles are probably more resilient.

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It doesn't even work there tbh. Boiling noodles, boils right over the spoon and onto the stove top

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If that is a ceramic surface you're really screwed. Not sure about the floor. Maybe you can lick it clean.

3 years ago | Likes 12 Dislikes 0

Smooth tops*

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Ya sugar often causes pits in those smith tops

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Never leave the stove unattended while boiling things down (goes for brewing as well)

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Brewing is way too slow for me not to get breaks.

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Stay in the damn kitchen while cooking. This is how fires happen!

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There are a lot of cooking processes that you can reasonably leave alone for extended periods. That said candy and syrup are a pain.

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End

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End what?

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This is the end
syrupy friend.

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Fin.

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Halas

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That stove knows what time it is.

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Unlike that bitch ass microwave

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Time to lick the stove.

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That glass top is toast. I got a tiny bit of hot sugar one my old one and a chuck chipped out. I tried to wipe it real quick.

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I'm no bread expert, but I think it's still glass.

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Take your up vote you punny bastard

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You are no longer welcome in Canada. You can however still live in Quebec. We're sorry.

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Quebec makes like 80% of the whole world's maple syrup ya know? Including for the rest of Canada

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A fate worse than death.

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I hate to say atoedaso, but I fucking atoedaso!

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*sorrey

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Sorrey, eh.

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Are you mad, sir? Quebec would crucify him

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Then he would learn his lesson and be let back into society. Quebec is a punishment but it is also a learning experience.

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Quebec makes the best maple syrup.. i will not change my mind

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Which is why that's where they need to go. But they can't live like a normal person. They have to live in quebec until they learn.

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And the most with something like 85% of worldwide production.

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Hear there’s good fishing up there in k bec

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I loves fishing in Qwee-beck

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Quebec is OG Canada

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Parle vous francais? LOL

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Parlez-vous

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Français

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Quebec is the syrup capital of the world. If there's any place they're not allowed, it's there.

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It's the best place for them to learn until they are allowed back into society.

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And you should claim your American and French sucks and your not speaking that

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They must learn the ancient ways and be blessed by goose

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If the have to learn before they’re allowed back into society than they wouldn’t be allowed in Quebec, but would be in the rest of Canada

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Or. Hear me out. Lead an even bigger theft of maple syrup than the last guy

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Lol I don’t know how much more than the entire reserve you could try to one up the last attempt.

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It's a big ask but we are trying to teach people a lesson here.

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The implication is that Quebec is not real society, and good place to pay penance. I'm not sure I disagree.

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examples please? why is it different? there's no tim hortons out there maybe?

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Tabarbak!

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Soooo close

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I didn't know if 'Tabarbak' was a local phrase but Tabarnak! I've heard that in heated moments many a time.

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Do you play hockey?

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I am Canadian but never got into hockey. My friends are hockey players. Never heard tabarbak. Is that an offshoot of tabrnak or different?

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