Baking - The outcome.

I, often have things that doesn't turn out. I just throw them out and start over. One year, I threw away six batches of fudge. It wasn't even edible as s'spoon' fudge.

It would depend. Most of the time, things I make still turn out edible, although not always perfect. So we still eat them - I might put butter or jam on muffins that came out dry, or have a glass of milk with imperfect cookies. If I burn the food, I don't eat it. It's not good for you. But I have a timer, so I rarely burn things anymore.

It never happen to me, I'm a baking expert lol just kidding. Of course it happens to me as well. The outcome?No I wont eat it. I usually leave it alone until the next days my mom throws it to the rubbish bin. I am not dissapointed because we do make mistakes when learning something.

I will definitely dump them especially if I'm alone when i baked them. That way eliminate any teasing that I might get from anybody :)

Sometimes the dishes do turn out not right but I've never thrown em away cos usually they are still edible and the taste are not that off and most importantly my kids eat anything...lucky me.lol

my dogs get it most the time

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If it's still edible, I'll put something on it to make it taste better like honey, jam, or use it for an ingredient in a casserole or something. If it's really bad, I'll throw it out and be upset.

I made homemade dinner rolls ONCE. They never rose. I went ahead and baked them anyway. My husband's friend, girlfriend and her son came over that evening. The girlfriend was in the house with me and I showed her my failures. I told her and my daughter to fill their hands and we started throwing these hard, unedible dinner rolls at the guys! The rolls didn't even break, so they started whipping them back at us. OMG, we laughed so hard. We had a good game going for a while, and nobody got a black eye!

Well, when it doesn't turn out good, no one wants to eat it; I sadly have to dump it to the trash bin. Argh... I didn't mind the hard work, I am prepared for all the work. I just think I would be dissapointed knowing that it doesn't turn out good, that's all.

It all depends on if its a flunk or I forgot about it and it got burnt. If its real bad it goes to the chooks, if its kind of cooked properly I use it in trifles and sometimes dish it up with hot custard.