Mundane thread

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Badger Dec 2017 11:30am, 17 Dec 2017 8,921 posts	0 Badger Most of the water doesn't come out when you toast frozen bread or bagels or whatever, and the little that does vanishes off as weak vapour. Basically, no more water than would com out when you toasted the bread from fresh. It'd be different if you tried toasting an ice lolly. I'd advise against that
Badger Dec 2017 11:30am, 17 Dec 2017 8,922 posts	0 Badger *come pesky predictive text.
Mazlin Dec 2017 11:33am, 17 Dec 2017 4,111 posts	0 Mazlin Spoilsport... I wondered if it was something like that, but I expected more water to come out of the frozen stuff, somehow. wanders off to toast a variety of frozen items
Diogenes Dec 2017 11:41am, 17 Dec 2017 25,460 posts	0 Diogenes Christmas shopping in Guildford. Next stop the music shop
Badger Dec 2017 11:42am, 17 Dec 2017 8,923 posts	0 Badger Depends how long it's been frozen, and how well sealed it is; if there's a thick crust of ice crystals on it, then I'd knock that off before starting, as that would drip off. Even then, though, straight under the slots is just the crumb tray, so you'd probably just get a puddle in that. I doubt it'd get on the hot wires. If you do decide to toast an ice-lolly, it'd be interesting to see a video on youtube, but the insurers might hold it against you if you burn your house down of course.
Night-owl Dec 2017 11:53am, 17 Dec 2017 30,075 posts	0 Night-owl I found this Does this to a waffle iron so imagine what it would do to your toaster Don't try this at home m.youtube.com
NDWDave Dec 2017 12:18pm, 17 Dec 2017 5,363 posts	0 NDWDave Nativity themed lunch (little baby cheeses). It might take a minute to get the pun
halfpint Dec 2017 12:21pm, 17 Dec 2017 24,643 posts	0 halfpint Experiments?? I'm not any of those experiements had a surprise outcome. Mince pies made and one consumed. Cookies made by QP and so far none consumed. Dog walk now before more baking.
Diogenes Dec 2017 12:22pm, 17 Dec 2017 25,461 posts	0 Diogenes Getting a coffee and a sandwich
halfpint Dec 2017 12:22pm, 17 Dec 2017 24,644 posts	0 halfpint Haha! Little baby cheeses:)