By WolfAvenge - 30/09/2015 06:49 - United States - Phoenix
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I did tell them before they ate it, I was handing over the plate to him as I told him what was in it. I would never give someone food without them knowing what was in it in case they were allergic; he just over reacted. I've never done drugs or was an issue child in the past so I'm not sure why he thought I put something else in them! Needless to say they loved the brownies once I convinced them it was just cinnamon.
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ydi for telling somebody there is a special ingredient in there food, there should be no surprises in food, people should know what they are eating before they eat it, even if its cinnamon
Dude, relax.
katachristic
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Actually I agree. I'm allergic to peppers which shows up in all kinds of unexpected places. I went to a restaurant and their "Margarita" contained habanero sour. If I hadn't asked I'd be dead. It feels stupid to ask but better safe than sorry. Anyone with an allergy to a common food probably feels the same way.
Whyismydogcrazy
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why is this getting down voted so much?? I think it is one of the best comments ever.
pleasedie
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Haha well when you put it like that of coarse he was going to think that they were pot brownies
Hey, I wouldn't have eaten them if you told me there was a "special ingredient". You never know what people put in brownies anymore haha. Look at all the drugged Halloween candy that people try and give out.
Well I am sorry he's a bit paranoid but now I must try this
What if someone at the party had been allergic to cinnamon? My sister is and she would not have been happy.
Axel5238
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It's weird how many don't think sneaking stuff into food is harmless. You don't know the reaction allergy or other someone will have and a disturbing number of people think dosing someone's food is a harmless prank. Good on the dad, if it isn't anything to be worried about why not just tell him before things went that far?
I don't have allergies so I'd like some perspective. If you have, say, a cinnamon allergy and you go to a party, do you 1) avoid foods that could potentially have it? 2) avoid only foods that probably or certainly have it? or 3) inquire about all foods that potentially have it?
46, i would inquire. I have an intolerance to blueberries and i ask.
I have an allergy to hazelnuts, which get paired with a lot of things as filler, so I generally ask about anything that I can't see an ingredient list for.
it sounds like he might need some of the "other special ingredient" he needs to chill tf out
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I did tell them before they ate it, I was handing over the plate to him as I told him what was in it. I would never give someone food without them knowing what was in it in case they were allergic; he just over reacted. I've never done drugs or was an issue child in the past so I'm not sure why he thought I put something else in them! Needless to say they loved the brownies once I convinced them it was just cinnamon.
Glad it ended up turning out okay, OP.
SuperMew
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My mom did this to me. I added marshmallow to a brownie and she thought I had made it wrong/added drugs. Um, no mom.
Then the placebo effect came into play
hobbs96
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Arizona! GG
So that's what people today call them
I love cinnamon in brownies! Top it off with cream cheese icing and it's even better!
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You should have looked around like you were about to do something illegal then said in a whisper "cinnamon"
I mean you can't blame him for thinking that if you said you added "special" ingredients