I too like the Amish friendship bread just plain---and I don't even add the instant pudding, because when I got the recipe, I just couldn't believe that the Amish used instant pudding! (But maybe they do; I really don't know...) Whatever, it does make a delicious bread.
Enjoyed your word snark, too :D Another one it made me think of is historic/historical. The first is generally used to mean momentous and of special note in history, whereas the second is generally used to mean "relating to history".... but, that's only generally....
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Date: 2008-12-10 08:58 am (UTC)Enjoyed your word snark, too :D Another one it made me think of is historic/historical. The first is generally used to mean momentous and of special note in history, whereas the second is generally used to mean "relating to history".... but, that's only generally....