remember when i got peanut butter in my hair? before even having bebe to blame it on?
well, the husband did even better- makes that like ten times worse. except i guess he didn't make a public display of his... so i've got him there...
once upon a time i was mixing up our peanut butter. (you know- mixing all the oils in to that natural kind)
has anyone ever done this gracefully?
i usually approach it with a butter knife and gently stir it slowly, trying to get it to mix in and pray that i will not spill the oil everywhere, since it is like a millimeter from the top.
so bobby, the tool master, walked in on me, laughed and decided that he had to find a better way to do it.
and i let him.
he got the hand mixer out- put some crazy attachment on it, and whipped that oil in. presto.
i was impressed and gave him all the credit he deserved.
so the next time we opened a jar of good ole pb, bobby tried a repeater.
then i hear a gasp and a thud. and a cry for help.
power tool fail. the mixer had flung the jar spilling all the oil (which is very necessary to not have serious dry peanut butter mouth).
i helped save what we could, and bobby began to mix again.
the next thud, was well, a thud/splat.
poor bobby. i was laughing so hard at him, and he was really not very happy.
all be wanted was a pb and blackberry jam sandwich for dessert...
4 comments:
Yikes! I also have this same problem. I saw somewhere an "invention" that I know Bobby could do. It just a little stirring wand tool thingy that you screw on the lid and it has a hole in the middle and you stir. Good grief...that explanation is miserable. Let me see if I can google a picture or something. Hold please. K, yes. If you google "Natural Peanut Butter Stirrer" you'll see what I'm talking about. :) Moral of the story is Bobby just needs to make a hole in the lid and put that mixer thing through the hole. Good luck!
When I said "I also have this same problem", PS, I was not referring to my husband using power tools to stir the PB and decorating the kitchen with it. :) I meant "I have the same problem" as in I hate that precarious task!
no worries.
its funny blog fodder! LOL
HA ha.
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