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Which of the two smells better, fresh-cut grass or bread baking in the oven?
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Fresh-cut grass or bread baking in the oven?
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Valued MemberDefinitely the smell of fresh baked bread.
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I know right. Cut grass smells okay….
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What kind of grass?
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Elite MemberI'm not into smelling grass. Bread it is!
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What kind of grass?
Fresh cut grass. Anything in nature appeals to me!
However, when we had our own breadmaker many years ago, it was nice smelling bread baking. We don't eat bread nor bake it anymore.
However, when we had our own breadmaker many years ago, it was nice smelling bread baking. We don't eat bread nor bake it anymore.
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Doing the keto diet?
No, I just cannot tolerate wheat. Even organic bothers me. We have found some gluten free (yes, it's an acquired taste lol) mixes that helps to satisfy baked goods' needs.
Fresh bread, please.
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Gluten free food can be less than desirable sometimes, but I suppose it’s better than nothing if you’re having a craving for something that normally has gluten.
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Bread baking in the oven, but they're both nice!
Him, I can tolerate LOLWhat about Wheaton? Can you tolerate him?
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