Over the Hedge by T Lewis and Michael Fry for January 31, 2012

Haven’t seen one of those in many, many years.

excellent point. how will an easy bake oven work with a cfl?

Hostess is too big to fail. Why aren’t they subsidized?

I think R.J. was thinking more along the lines of a nuclear reactor.

I think the nuclear reactor is in Hammy’s other ear.

I think this plan is half-baked.

It’s so hard to cook things with an EZ Bake Oven.

Incandescant bulbs are not banned.More than 95 % of chain emails are false or mostly false.http://www.politifact.com/texas/article/2011/jul/28/light-bulb-claims-dont-die/

It’s not a toy. It bakes real cookies and cupcakes with a fifty watt bulb, and the secret ingredient is love… d@mit.

EZ Bake changed the way it is operated due to the phasing out of 100 watt incadescent light bulbs. There was an article on it last year.

Rockngolfer: Correct, incandescents less than a certain efficiency are being phased out. And they are not being put to pasture all at once. This year only the 100W are going. I have a box of 100. Next year I think it is the 75W but an not sure. Three ways will not be going away.

Halogens are even hotter than Incandescent blubs.

Hammy’s got the 1993 model, which cooked with a 100 Watt bulb. Nowadays the Easy-Bake oven uses a little 100 W heating pad that takes 20 minutes to warm up to cooking temperature. No way Hammy could wait that long.

LOL @ Hammy……yeah an Easy-Bake-Oven doesn’t really work that well….I could never wait so I’d just eat the brownies half-baked….never got sick….