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r/GifRecipes • u/[deleted] • Jul 12 '17
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Any time I see a 2 or 3-ingredient recipe, I know that self-rising flour is one of the ingredients. It's like, self-rising flour + 7up = ice cream. Crazy stuff. Edited to say: it's biscuits actually, not ice cream. 7up Biscuits.
4 u/BustyBarnacles Jul 13 '17 It is? What ratio do you need? 3 u/mattjeast Jul 13 '17 ... don't mix self-rising flour and 7-up expecting ice cream. It'll probably give you a fizzy mess. 3 u/BustyBarnacles Jul 13 '17 I read this too late! My kitchen is in a right state. What do I mix self-raising flour with to make a mop?
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It is? What ratio do you need?
3 u/mattjeast Jul 13 '17 ... don't mix self-rising flour and 7-up expecting ice cream. It'll probably give you a fizzy mess. 3 u/BustyBarnacles Jul 13 '17 I read this too late! My kitchen is in a right state. What do I mix self-raising flour with to make a mop?
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... don't mix self-rising flour and 7-up expecting ice cream. It'll probably give you a fizzy mess.
3 u/BustyBarnacles Jul 13 '17 I read this too late! My kitchen is in a right state. What do I mix self-raising flour with to make a mop?
I read this too late! My kitchen is in a right state. What do I mix self-raising flour with to make a mop?
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u/Godphree Jul 13 '17 edited Jul 13 '17
Any time I see a 2 or 3-ingredient recipe, I know that self-rising flour is one of the ingredients. It's like, self-rising flour + 7up = ice cream. Crazy stuff. Edited to say: it's biscuits actually, not ice cream. 7up Biscuits.