Breakfast Is Served
In our house, things like this are not really all that unusual.
Wilder loves muffins.
I bake them in bulk and then freeze them in batches of three to take out regularly.
I thought my stash was all gone but when I looked in the freezer one evening recently I was pleasantly surprised to discover a bag with one wee little muffin left.
“There’s breakfast,” I thought and placed the frozen muffin inside its bag on the counter to thaw through the night.
Next morning, I grabbed the bag and prepared to dump the muffin out.
Quickly, I realized that I was not actually holding a thawed banana bran muffin in my hands.
Instead, I was holding a former and forgotten science experiment that Kevin and the kids had been attempting.
A mushy, brown ball of mud.
A mud muffin.
Happy eating, Otto.
2 Comments
alece
what exactly WAS the experiment?!
laceykeigley
It was based on some ancient art of making these mud balls turn into glossy shiny balls that look like art. I think they saw it on Mythbusters or Dirty Jobs or something.
It didn’t exactly work.