Ginger in an apple pie sounds tasty. I'll have to try that.
I didn't make it, my father did.
I don't have any milk. Actually, to make a list of edible/potable things I have: the apple pie, hot sauces, water, ice cubes, raki (booze), brown and white sugar, coffee (instant), tea, honey. That's it I think. Well and olive oil, salt, pepper, vinegar.

if you have to try you are not a gentleman ;p

Watch the movie "American Pie" for some ideas.

Ninja'd by a bunch of pervy ninjas... :P

I'm with you on this. Apples should be raw, juiced, or in certain specific instances, puréed. There's no better way to ruin a perfectly good apple than heating it up.

Ah, didn't read the thread just the OP and the movie immediately came to mind. :)

Can't a man change his vile ways by trying?
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About that ginger, do you use shavings? Slices? How much? Fresh ginger?

Or maybe cheesecake?

blegh no !

You probably just haven't had a really good cold cheesecake, as opposed to the baked ones. The baked ones can also be good, but I think they're easier to mess up. Only about half of the baked ones I've tasted were any good

I've never had or heard of a baked one. :)
But the cold ones are heaven. HEAVEN.

i dont like cheese
or cheese cake

Amen brother... It's why the following question is so difficult for me to answer: "A life without chocolate flavored desserts, or a life without none-chocolate flavored desserts? Which would you choose if an alien overlord that has conquered earth forces you to choose?" One the one hand, chocolate mouse cakes, and on the other hand, cheese cakes.
If they weren't called cheese-cakes, then cheese would be the absolute last thing that cheesecakes would remind me of taste wise.

Also, I've only ever met two types of people who don't like cheese: those allergic to dairy, and those who have seen cheese under a microscope. There's a rumoured third category, for those who don't like the taste, but I think that's just a wacky urban legend