HereSince1628
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Sat Dec-25-04 01:40 PM
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SO is playing with a flame-thrower in kitchen |
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Well, actually a Microtorche for Creme Brulee.
I am realizing now just how dangerous an idea this present really was.
Common sense says crockery gets HOT when placed under flame.
I should have bought her an aloe vera plant to go along with it.
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neuvocat
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Sat Dec-25-04 01:44 PM
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1. Where can you buy one of those torches? |
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I always wanted to make a Creme' Brulet.
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HereSince1628
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Sat Dec-25-04 02:06 PM
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3. I bought it at a "Linens and Things" but really |
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I think you could go to any hobby shop and buy a small butane torch...or a hardware store for a "large" propane torch...neither of those would be kitcheny in appearance and for sure the last one would have a bigger flame which might be more difficult to control...
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Sat Dec-25-04 02:05 PM
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Edited on Sat Dec-25-04 02:07 PM by fnottr
I just got one of those too. And I've been playing with it all morning as well:P. I need...uhhh...practice....that's it....
EDIT:
The sticker on the bottom mine says it came from Bed Bath and Beyond, which is basically the same store as Linen and Things.
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