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Favorite Comment: Fixer Yoder says, “With a name like Smuckers, it just has to be good to the last drop.”
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The problem with peanut butter and coffee sammiches is the bread gets soggy.
Clearly this person was is a jam.
*in*
That jar will be so hot! Using an oven mitt to lift it and TRY to pour it into a mug w/o losing half of it on you or the counter/sink would be a chore. Shoot…just use an extra large Bell jar mug with a handle…two birds w/ one stone!
Oh…except the person would be drinking from a scorching hot glass mug…nevermind. This is just a bad idea.
Eh, I’d just grab a towel or something.
“With a name like Smuckers, it just has to be good to the last drop.”
that has a ring to it – good work
I agree. Yoder’s got the best comment in a long while
That is the correct solution to our “Before & After” puzzle today on:
Wheel! Of! Fortune! *cheering audience*
This “kludge” has:
A) no duct tape
B) no Goldbergian contraptions
C) nothing being held together with something else in an unusual/unnatural way.
D) a container being used to hold a liquid other than the original liquid it held. OMG!
Lamest. Kludge. Ever.
Putting boiling hot liquid into a non-Pyrex glass container…what could possibly go wrong?
I concur. I bet that jar explodes at some point.
sorry to be a kill joy, but as long as it has lasted that long as it has in the photo, it wont explode. It’s called thermal stress, and happens when objects change termperature too fast. If it hasn’t cracked when they first poured it in, it’s not likely to; the glass will be hot before the liquid arrives.
People the flavor is not grape, its purple.
The perfect Christmas gift for Grandma: Mr. Jelly
If you didn’t wash the jar, then you don’t have to worry about sugar or splenda.
♪♫ “I had a dream there was jam in my coffee. Jam in my coffee. And…” ♫♪
Nice! Now that song will be in my head for the whole weekend.
No worries, I already patented this flavor. Starbucks will never get it out out of me!
I bet it really preserves the flavor.
dono1 goes for the two-fer. He shoots. He SCORES!
The heater in the bottom pad must be malfunctioning, or otherwise the jar would have melted,,,,,or is it a glass jar? Must be. I sat a styrofoam cup under a Mr. Coffee once, and it did a huge melt down.
That would’ve been fun to watch …..
Be sure to use freshly ground jelly beans..
Ewwwwww!!!!! :-&
Bravo!
Jelly Belly in talks to acquire Genentech and Mr. Coffee in attempt to unseat Starbucks/ Smuckers stranglehold on flavored coffee market (WSJ)
Hahaha!
Say, I really don’t care for washing dishes, and I kinda like grape jelly anyway!
But, but, the caraffe says right on it don’t use any other container with the coffee machine.
Though I suppose if the caraffe has broken, you might not be able to read that warning, so how would you know?
Everyone at my office has their personalized coffee mugs “worlds best dad” and crap. I want to roll in with that!
Can I encase it in Jell-o?
No, just donuts.
Jell-O donuts?
Two words… thrift store. I’d bet he could get a replacement carafe for the price of that jar of jelly. …probably a whole coffee maker.
You can get replacements at wal mart, too. This was probably done before he/she had a chance or the money to go to the store and get one.
Haha! I broke plenty of carafes in my lifetime… hadn’t ever thought of this!
honestly–this site never fails to surprise me—wow!