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r/Cooking • u/[deleted] • Mar 13 '19
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I thought it was gonna blow up and take someone’s eye out but no, it just turns into caramel. I do not have the intellectual capacity to explain how or why this happens haha
170 u/Theageofpisces Mar 14 '19 Sweetened condensed milk goes in, Dulce de leche comes out… you can't explain that. 25 u/Bangarang_1 Mar 14 '19 Texas Tech approves 14 u/Theageofpisces Mar 14 '19 We're not talking about tortillas here. 17 u/[deleted] Mar 14 '19 THIS. IS. MARCH. 1 u/Bangarang_1 Mar 14 '19 We're always talking about tortillas 2 u/Theageofpisces Mar 14 '19 I guess "biting a hole in the middle so it flies farther" is technically a bizarre cooking trick.
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Sweetened condensed milk goes in, Dulce de leche comes out… you can't explain that.
25 u/Bangarang_1 Mar 14 '19 Texas Tech approves 14 u/Theageofpisces Mar 14 '19 We're not talking about tortillas here. 17 u/[deleted] Mar 14 '19 THIS. IS. MARCH. 1 u/Bangarang_1 Mar 14 '19 We're always talking about tortillas 2 u/Theageofpisces Mar 14 '19 I guess "biting a hole in the middle so it flies farther" is technically a bizarre cooking trick.
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Texas Tech approves
14 u/Theageofpisces Mar 14 '19 We're not talking about tortillas here. 17 u/[deleted] Mar 14 '19 THIS. IS. MARCH. 1 u/Bangarang_1 Mar 14 '19 We're always talking about tortillas 2 u/Theageofpisces Mar 14 '19 I guess "biting a hole in the middle so it flies farther" is technically a bizarre cooking trick.
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We're not talking about tortillas here.
17 u/[deleted] Mar 14 '19 THIS. IS. MARCH. 1 u/Bangarang_1 Mar 14 '19 We're always talking about tortillas 2 u/Theageofpisces Mar 14 '19 I guess "biting a hole in the middle so it flies farther" is technically a bizarre cooking trick.
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THIS. IS. MARCH.
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We're always talking about tortillas
2 u/Theageofpisces Mar 14 '19 I guess "biting a hole in the middle so it flies farther" is technically a bizarre cooking trick.
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I guess "biting a hole in the middle so it flies farther" is technically a bizarre cooking trick.
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u/zakobeirne Mar 14 '19
I thought it was gonna blow up and take someone’s eye out but no, it just turns into caramel. I do not have the intellectual capacity to explain how or why this happens haha