Toast of the Town, Airport, WellingtonOriginally uploaded by TV Disko
So I guess there’s a great big mural of Peter Jackson at the airport in Wellington, New Zealand. Which is just about the coolest thing ever.
Toast of the Town, Airport, WellingtonOriginally uploaded by TV Disko
So I guess there’s a great big mural of Peter Jackson at the airport in Wellington, New Zealand. Which is just about the coolest thing ever.
Originally uploaded by Incase Designs
Found this photo on flickr of a delicious bagel spread with my one of my favorite toppers, Nutella.
Originally uploaded by futileboy
I toasted up some Trader Joe’s crumpets this morning in an effort to be fancy. As you can see it looked a little sad to know I was going to eat it up. The crumpets were pretty tasty with the addition of butter and jam. I’m not sure if the toaster brings them back to best state of fresh cooked though. If anyone has any advice about toasting crumpets that would be great.
Originally uploaded by thisisloveforever
I’ve seen a couple of these now searching around for art inspired by toast or toast inspired by art. There’s something very pleasing about the whole thing. It’s sort of like the plastic sushi you find at a Japaneses restaurant, only much better.
Here’s a good article from the site toaster.org about how a toaster makes good toast
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A toaster works by applying radiant heat directly to a bread slice. When the bread’s surface temperature reaches about 310 degrees Farenheit, a chemical change known as the Maillard reaction begins. Sugars and starches start to caramelize – turn brown – and to take on intense flavors.
toast bed (double divan), originally uploaded by Joey 7.
mmmmmm, a delicious bed of toast. I guess I wouldn’t worry so much about crumbs in my bed.