Every baker knows that you occasionally have to improvise in the kitchen to get the job done when the proper baking utensil isn't at your disposal - or in this case, doesn't exist! If you missed the March Kitchen Conundrum, here's the assignment at hand: each month we feature a tool that is essential to the creation of one (or more) or our delectable brownies. If you correctly guess the tool, it's use, and the brownie flavor(s) it's used to create, you will be entered into a random drawing. The winner of the drawing will win the featured tool and a whole bunch of brownies. Goodness, that's wordy, but I think you get the point!
So take a look at the picture and answer the questions below in the comments section of this post. And pay attention, because this month's featured tool is actually used in the creation of 6 of our brownies - but you only have to identify three of the brownies correctly to be eligible for the prize. And since we're asking you to to identify more than one brownie, we're also giving the winner more than one brownie. That's right - the winner of the challenge receive the tool and a dozen brownies.
Here are the questions you need to answer in the comments section of this post:
1. What is the tool? (Remember, we've altered this tool to serve our purpose, so it may look a little funny in the picture - but that's part of the challenge!)
2. What is the tool used for?
2. What is the tool used for?
3. What brownies is the tool used to create? (We use this tool to help create 6 brownies - you just need to correctly guess 3 of the 6)
4. What's your email address? (So that we can contact you if you win!)
We'll select a winner at random on April 26th. Click here to search our brownie varieties to sleuth out which brownies the tool is used to create. Good luck - this is a tough one!
1. a whisk
ReplyDelete2. to make holes in the brownies to let the caramel soak in
3. calmel, in a crunch, opposites attract
4. delicious.polaroid@gmail.com
1. a head scratcher
ReplyDelete2. make small holes in brownies
3. calmel, cherry and cappucino
4. melissaalbrecht@gmail.com
1. A modified whisk (rounded tops removed)
ReplyDelete2. To splatter/drizzle melted chocolate/caramel on tops of brownies
3. Calmel, Peppermint Peace, Perk Up
4. emilylevinc@gmail.com
I think that it is some type of wire wisk or brush with its tips cut.I think that you poke holes in the top of the brownies after they are removed from the oven to get the air out so that you get a denser brownie when they cooland settle. Kind of like when you let a roast rest before you carve it.I think that you use it on all 30 varieties (plain jane, cocoa incredibles, sweetheart,etc.)of your delicious fudgy brownies.
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1.a ball whisk
ReplyDelete2.to whisk delicate fruit toppings
3.sweetheart, appily ever after, cherry, blueberry
4.lambykins1993@hotmail.com
1.ball whisk
ReplyDelete2.to mix delicate fruit toppings and sauces
3.sweetheart,appily ever after,cherry, blueberry
4.lambykins1993@hotmail.com
1. part of a whisk
ReplyDelete2. to drizzle icing (not the main icing, but the drizzled lines on top of the icing)
3. Strawberry Cheesecakse, Smoked Sea Salt and Caramel, Perk up
4. peachess222@aol.com
1. A wire whisk that has been cut at the ends
ReplyDelete2. In the case of the brownies this tool is used to drizzle icing over the brownies (majority of the time in baking it is used to spin sugar for decorations)
3. Smoked Sea Salt and Caramel, Strawberry Cheesecake Brownie, Peppermint Peace
4. mzharris04@yahoo.com
1. That tool is the amazing head massager you can get at Bed Bath & Beyond! (I have one and it is AMAZING!)
ReplyDelete2. It is used to drizzle the icing on top of the brownies (or to help massage away the stress of your staff when they are having a bad day!) :)
3. Smoked Sea Salt and Caramel, Strawberry Cheesecake Brownie, Calmel
4. bmtdyche@earthlink.net
The tool for the April conundrum is a whisk. Modified of course! And it is used to do drizzles on top of the brownies. It is used on Peppermint Peace, Perk Up, Mintuition, and also on the two new ones, Smoked Sea Salt and Caramel, and Strawberry Cheesecake Brownie. My email is schirles@yahoo.com.
ReplyDelete1. Head/scalp massager.
ReplyDelete2. Used in the kitchen to drizzle caramel, chocolate and icing on the brownies.
3. It is used to create the Perk Up, Peppermint Peace, Smoked Sea Salt and Caramel, Strawberry Cheesecake, Calmel, and the February special: Sweet Heart brownie.
4. Frenchlizzard@gmail.com
1. It's an open ended whisk!
ReplyDelete2. Used to drip chocolate/caramel/delicious sauce over the top of almost finished brownies in a cool pattern.
3. Strawberry Cheesecake, Smoked Sea Salt and Caramel, Perk Up, Peppermint Peace, and Calmel!
4. Strwbrycupcak@gmail.com
billie bob said...
ReplyDeleteThe new "tool" of the month is a weed wacker.
It is used to harvest the wild Maine blueberries that are used in the production of the "Singin the Blues" brownie.
It is very efficient in the harvesting of the berries, but the wires need to be replaced frequently as they have a tendency to break. If they become frayed, then the blueberries are damaged and can only be used in blueberry pancakes.
1. a wisk with one end cut off
ReplyDelete2. to drizzel toppind on brownie
3. Peppermint Peace, Strawberry cheesecake and Smoke sea salt and carmel
4. Pennicas@optonline.net
Great Product---All should try.
1.whisk, cut in half
ReplyDelete2.to drizzle chocolate and other on top of brownies.
3.Calmel, Smoked Sea Salt and Caramel, Strawberry Cheesecake
4.jbolsen24@msn.com
I chose my favorites out of the 6!
I hate this game. I don't cook enough to have any idea what these tools are. I missed March's tool too. Ask me to guess something I use everyday like the laptop. No just joking this is fun for those of you who go into the kitchen. Funjudy
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