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23 April 2006

Daily Planet's Edible Mindbender - Answers

The other week I posted the questions to Daily Planet's Edible Mindbender--here are the answers:

1. By weight, how much cereal does the average Canadian eat annually?
The equivalent of a WBA welterweight boxer (56.6kg)

2. What does craving meatloaf and mashed potatoes say about you?
You're a straight shooter.

3. How much were people willing to pay for a stale brownie that was gussied up by being plated on a nice dish and dusted with icing sugar?
$1.12

So now you know....

cheers!
jasmine

Timmys count:
Before the nonsense: 44 cups; 3 free coffees, 1 free doughnut
Now: 41 cups, 7 free coffees
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3 comments:

  1. Heather24 April, 2006 09:17

    I guess I am a straight shooter today as I can't wait to eat my meatloaf and potatoes tonight for dinner.
    Thank you for sharing those answers as I was dying to know what that craving meant.
    I hope your ankle is feeling better!

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  2. Journal Actif24 April, 2006 13:56

    I had it all wrong! 56 kg cereals! Well, if I look at how my sweet half eats cereals (whenever he's hungry or cold or bored or whatever uncomfortable kind of mood), I shouldn't be suprised by this incredibly high figure.

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  3. jasmine27 April, 2006 19:55

    Hi Heather -- mmmm...meatloaf.

    Zoubida -- I tried to figure out what a ballpark cost would be for that much cereal. I stopped eating cereal years ago --far too expensive...

    Well...if I had entered, I would have been in the draw for the prize. Oh well...

    j

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