I’m not really a big fan of numbers. Or science. Or instruction manuals, for that matter. So I don’t really know if all the specs work out. But I do enjoy t-shirts. And I love s’mores. And since my affinity for the latter outweighs my disdain for the former at a ratio of exactly 7652:1 (did I do that right? Like I said, I’m really more for the candy than the math) I feel that puts me in the clear to adore this S’mores how-to shirt from Threadless.
My only concern? I have always – always – constructed my s’mores with the marshmallow on top of the chocolate square. Have they changed the rules since I took S’more 101? ‘Cause I gotta tell ya, I don’t know that I’m willing to change. It’s pretty perfect that way. Despite this flaw, however, I am looking forward to the “more detailed instructions” promised to follow in S’more 201. Do you think that includes the introduction of additional ingredients? Because a thin layer of peanut butter spread beneath Graham Cracker Sheet #1 makes for an awesome advanced s’more.
It’s not just you. I construct my S’mores with the marshmallow on top of the chocolate as well =)
May 27th, 2008 at 11:52 pmHuh. My logic was always that if the chocolate were on top, it would melt over the marshmallow better. On the other hand, I haven’t made one in YEARS and it does seem like having the chocolate on the bottom would make for better balance.
Also, how awesome is their little act in that picture?
May 28th, 2008 at 1:25 pm