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What is T & T?
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debrak_2008 (
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Tue, Oct 23, 12 at 16:43
| So I'm kinda new here and can't figuire out what is T & T? |
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| Meaning, a recipe which you've tried and it's a true winner, not a recipe you've looked at, never having tried. :) |
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Internet shorthand is like learning another language sometimes!!! :)
Joann |
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| Huh? I thought it was toast and tequuila. Jim |
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| debra, do NOT listen to them. Tequila and toast indeed, everyone knows that it has to be Triple Sec and toast. Breakfast requires orange "juice". Yeesh, Jim, I thought you knew that. (grin) It's nearly Halloween, right now it means Trick or Treat! Annie |
RE: What is T & T?
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and just in case anyone else was afraid to ask--EVOO
Extra Virgin Olive Oil |
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| Welcome to the forum, Debrak! Sally |
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| OH thanks! I wondered about Evoo too! So whats with the posts like whats for dinner #999? |
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| Welcome! WFD threads are simply a place to post about what you've been cooking. Pictures are common but definitely optional. The way I look at it, if you want to showcase something you made and start a discussion, you might want to start a new thread. If you just want to join a conversation about what you've been eating, WFD is a good place to post. The number is simply a sequence number. This chain of threads has been around a long time now. After 100 posts a new one is started. |
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| And there's the ever popular T&T T&A. :) |
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| Tasted & Tossed. Stay away from T&T recipes. ;) |
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