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Post a poll at lit so you have something to read while the mold grows.Pyper said:My Danish has a black spot at the bottom of the jelly part. It could be a fly...it could be mold...
It could just be a natural imperfection.
I've already eaten half, but not the part including the suspicious spot. What do I do?
Pyper said:Definitely not a currant. It's about the size of a gnat...
Jim_Henson said:It could be a currant
Poke it with a pin.
A gnat that size? Could it be? In a danish? What, some sort of sex-crazed prosti-gnat?celiaKitten said:Maybe it's a gnat?
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celiaKitten said:Maybe it's a gnat?
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Minkey Boodle said:Just eat the whole thing. If it is a gnat, that's just a bit of extra protein for ya, if not, then if you have an infection, it'll clear up.
Zithromax or Erythromicin then, don't fret. We have some of the finest medical-sounding opinion givers in the world assembled here.Pyper said:But I'm allergic to penicillin!
lavender's craving something sweet. I think I see a solution here...Pyper said:So far there are more votes for gobbling the pastry...but all the talk about decomposed gnats and penicillin...I'm losing my appetite.
Nora said:When in doubt, throw it out.
People with penicillin allergies are always touchy about molds.Jam mold won't kill you.
LukkyKnight said:
People with penicillin allergies are always touchy about molds.