The Dishwasher Chef.

inksplotter | 09:57 Sat 12th Jul 2014 | ChatterBank

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Would you eat a meal that had been cooked in a dishwasher?

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kvalidir

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I cant see a reason why not actually, but I wouldn't go out of my way to do it if I had a perfectly good cooker.

10:53 Sat 12th Jul 2014

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inksplotter

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No, because that's supplementary info!

askyourgran

It's the Calgon that gives it that extra taste. I heard years ago that someone cooked fish in foil on their car engine while travelling south on holiday.

boxtops

why not, if the dish is sealed in a vacuum pack? Not much different from a Bain Marie..... :-)

Svejk

and it came out prefect.

inksplotter

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I was never a prefect, nor milk monitor.

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inksplotter

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Do they make brainiacs prefects? In my recollection they should have renamed them "school bully"...

You can't have above average intelligence, BTW, just IQ. Some people with higher IQs have low emotional intelligence, some have less organisation and coping skills (in fact the higher your IQ the less likely you are to organise/cope etc)

Svejk

nothing wrong with prefects, they were lovely young people.
And they all grew up to be moderators on AB. ;-)

anneasquith

I was a prefect,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, and deff not a mod :) :)

inksplotter

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Okay, some brainiacs do make prefect.

anneasquith

inks..................im not sure if that is a compliment or not :) :)

inksplotter

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Well, you weren't a bully?