Anonymous wrote:Wow. I wouldn't be offended at all, but then again I'm not a sensitive snob.
Anonymous wrote:Op, you don't have a filter. Even in your description, your language is over-dramatic. Too coarse, a bit ugly actually. Work on refinement.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:You still have to cook them from a box unless you meant already baked ones from the bakery section of the grocery store.
What do you mean?
Anonymous wrote:You still have to cook them from a box unless you meant already baked ones from the bakery section of the grocery store.
Anonymous wrote:Who makes brownies from scratch?
Anonymous wrote:It took me a long time to perfect a brownie recipe that gave me something better than a box. So if somewhere along the line you thought mine were from a box, I'd be psyched! Though mine now are actually much better than boxed now
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Op here. Thanks for the different perspectives. And yes, next time I will keep my mouth shut about how any food was made.
To the pp who asked what else was served- there was a salad with berry vinaigrette and a roast chicken with green beans. There was also some spiced nuts she apparently made.
I thought the food was pretty good, boxed brownies included.
This is only my second time at her house and she has always seemed friendly and nice. Which was why I was surprised at her reaction. But live and learn. People are sensitive about their cooking!
You were surpised that someone was offended by a rude comment? Maybe she overreacted a little, although the comment about Duncan actually sounds like she took it in reasonably good humor, but your comment was not polite.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:The rolling eyes makes me think you have a reputation of being stuck up and judgemental. Maybe reassess your behavior. Especially since everyone, including your DH, said you were rude.
+1.
Asking about the brownies is absolutely NOT offensive. I can't think of a single person who would be offended by that.
So either your friend is crazy and easily offended (quite possible). Or it was the straw that broke the camel's back.
Anonymous wrote:Op here. Thanks for the different perspectives. And yes, next time I will keep my mouth shut about how any food was made.
To the pp who asked what else was served- there was a salad with berry vinaigrette and a roast chicken with green beans. There was also some spiced nuts she apparently made.
I thought the food was pretty good, boxed brownies included.
This is only my second time at her house and she has always seemed friendly and nice. Which was why I was surprised at her reaction. But live and learn. People are sensitive about their cooking!