http://www.drtoast.com/crumbs/42 Featuring "Ask Dr. Toast!" Wed, 18 Nov 2009 04:12:16 -0800 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.4 hourly 1 http://www.drtoast.com/crumbs/42/comment-page-1#comment-2773 Katey Wed, 24 Jan 2007 07:53:05 +0000 http://www.drtoast.com/toast/?p=42#comment-2773 Ah, Dr Toast, never before have I met anyone else who was so acutely aware of the intricate social structures in a loaf of bread. Up until now I have wandered this earth thinking that I was alone in my knowledge of how and why it is that yeast rises to the top of the social stratum, and who it is that keeps crust on the outer of the society of the loaf. So what if they look different? So what if the crust doesn't have the same 'values'! Bah! It's too hard for me to think about! Ah, Dr Toast, never before have I met anyone else who was so acutely aware of the intricate social structures in a loaf of bread. Up until now I have wandered this earth thinking that I was alone in my knowledge of how and why it is that yeast rises to the top of the social stratum, and who it is that keeps crust on the outer of the society of the loaf. So what if they look different? So what if the crust doesn’t have the same ‘values’!
Bah! It’s too hard for me to think about!

]]> http://www.drtoast.com/crumbs/42/comment-page-1#comment-1082 Gerry Sun, 24 Sep 2006 17:56:26 +0000 http://www.drtoast.com/toast/?p=42#comment-1082 I feel I must correct you Dr. Toast - it is a well known fact that raisins DO in fact fall to the bottom of a toaster that is plugged in and switched on. By 'switched on' I do not mean that it has the latest gadgets, pop cd or fashion accessories - no, I mean it is actually mechanically connected to the electricity supply. It is then, and only then, that a raisin will be attacked by a current and fall gasping into the crumb tray. Bearing this in mind, it is adviseable that you, in order that unnessary grief can be avoided, do not to become too familiar with your raisins. I feel I must correct you Dr. Toast – it is a well known fact that raisins DO in fact fall to the bottom of a toaster that is plugged in and switched on.
By ’switched on’ I do not mean that it has the latest gadgets, pop cd or fashion accessories – no, I mean it is actually mechanically connected to the electricity supply.
It is then, and only then, that a raisin will be attacked by a current and fall gasping into the crumb tray.
Bearing this in mind, it is adviseable that you, in order that unnessary grief can be avoided, do not to become too familiar with your raisins.

]]> http://www.drtoast.com/crumbs/42/comment-page-1#comment-153 banana Tue, 14 Feb 2006 20:07:20 +0000 http://www.drtoast.com/toast/?p=42#comment-153 hi, i just finished reading your problem i suggest you buy non jumping raisins it is the best option. I have tried it myself and it works TRUST ME!! ive also had another problem with that bread with tha cinnamon swirl and raisins hi, i just finished reading your problem i suggest you buy non jumping raisins it is the best option. I have tried it myself and it works TRUST ME!! ive also had another problem with that bread with tha cinnamon swirl and raisins

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