All edges brownie pans can be bought through Thinkgeek.
That's actually where I first heard of them!
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Getting out into the big wide world and exercising! It's glorious, if a little achey. 
Am I the only one who doesn't really like edge-brownies? 
QUOTE (Noola @ Jan 13 2009, 11:32 AM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
Am I the only one who doesn't really like edge-brownies?
Maybe! But that's missing the point. If you like how the center turns out, a regular brownie pan means you get to enjoy only a quarter of what you make; the rest is overdone edges you have to pawn off on someone. But with this pan, you can just cook it less and get all centers. The key is that everything cooks evenly so you don't have to balance overcooking the outside and undercooking the inside. You get it all whichever way you want.
That said, in my experience, most people who think they dislike the edges, actually only dislike the overcooked, dried-out edges they've had because people had cooked the pan until the center was done, leaving the edges very overdone. Once they try edges done in a pan that isn't fighting against you, they usually find that they like edges after all.
But however you like it, this pan lets you have it all that way.
QUOTE (Lendren @ Jan 13 2009, 10:42 AM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
Maybe! But that's missing the point. If you like how the center turns out, a regular brownie pan means you get to enjoy only a quarter of what you make; the rest is overdone edges you have to pawn off on someone. But with this pan, you can just cook it less and get all centers. The key is that everything cooks evenly so you don't have to balance overcooking the outside and undercooking the inside. You get it all whichever way you want.
That said, in my experience, most people who think they dislike the edges, actually only dislike the overcooked, dried-out edges they've had because people had cooked the pan until the center was done, leaving the edges very overdone. Once they try edges done in a pan that isn't fighting against you, they usually find that they like edges after all.
But however you like it, this pan lets you have it all that way.
That said, in my experience, most people who think they dislike the edges, actually only dislike the overcooked, dried-out edges they've had because people had cooked the pan until the center was done, leaving the edges very overdone. Once they try edges done in a pan that isn't fighting against you, they usually find that they like edges after all.
But however you like it, this pan lets you have it all that way.
Well, my biggest complaint about edges is that they're usually hard while the center is soft and moist. So, maybe you're right!
The gooey center with the crunchy outside, stable of Southern Baptist potluck brownies.
Anyways, big rave: I got laid off (With the option to return when work picks up) because I literally worked myself out of work.
They said we had 2-3 months of work ahead of us. In about a week or less, we almost finished it all. Without overtime. Today I got the message that I was laid off, and that I was formally laid off yesterday, so I can start collecting unemployment as of yesterday. "Uh yeah, sorry to have to tell you this, but we're going to have to lay you off. I don't know when we're going to pick up pace again, so I'm going to tell you that you might as well start getting unemployment. We'll call you when work picks up again. If you have any questions, just give me a call, or call the second shift supervisor."
Really nice and polite about it.
Now I can say: "I can work myself out of work."
Anyways, big rave: I got laid off (With the option to return when work picks up) because I literally worked myself out of work.
They said we had 2-3 months of work ahead of us. In about a week or less, we almost finished it all. Without overtime. Today I got the message that I was laid off, and that I was formally laid off yesterday, so I can start collecting unemployment as of yesterday. "Uh yeah, sorry to have to tell you this, but we're going to have to lay you off. I don't know when we're going to pick up pace again, so I'm going to tell you that you might as well start getting unemployment. We'll call you when work picks up again. If you have any questions, just give me a call, or call the second shift supervisor."
Really nice and polite about it.
Now I can say: "I can work myself out of work."
QUOTE (Noola @ Jan 13 2009, 10:32 AM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
Am I the only one who doesn't really like edge-brownies?
I love the edges. Especially the corner pieces.
:mini rant: When I typed corner the first time, I accidently typed corpses at first. I've been a Magnagoran WAY too long.
QUOTE (Jigan @ Jan 13 2009, 07:03 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
The gooey center with the crunchy outside, stable of Southern Baptist potluck brownies.
Anyways, big rave: I got laid off (With the option to return when work picks up) because I literally worked myself out of work.
They said we had 2-3 months of work ahead of us. In about a week or less, we almost finished it all. Without overtime. Today I got the message that I was laid off, and that I was formally laid off yesterday, so I can start collecting unemployment as of yesterday. "Uh yeah, sorry to have to tell you this, but we're going to have to lay you off. I don't know when we're going to pick up pace again, so I'm going to tell you that you might as well start getting unemployment. We'll call you when work picks up again. If you have any questions, just give me a call, or call the second shift supervisor."
Really nice and polite about it.
Now I can say: "I can work myself out of work."
Anyways, big rave: I got laid off (With the option to return when work picks up) because I literally worked myself out of work.
They said we had 2-3 months of work ahead of us. In about a week or less, we almost finished it all. Without overtime. Today I got the message that I was laid off, and that I was formally laid off yesterday, so I can start collecting unemployment as of yesterday. "Uh yeah, sorry to have to tell you this, but we're going to have to lay you off. I don't know when we're going to pick up pace again, so I'm going to tell you that you might as well start getting unemployment. We'll call you when work picks up again. If you have any questions, just give me a call, or call the second shift supervisor."
Really nice and polite about it.
Now I can say: "I can work myself out of work."
*imagines your next job interview*
"So, Mister Jigan, why did you get laid off of your last job?"
"I cooked all the babies sir. I worked too efficiently, and roasted every child in the area. Too much supply."
"You...you cooked babies??"
"Yes sir"
"And you were too good at it to keep your job?"
"Yes sir"
"I think you're going to fit in great here Mister Jigan."
Harkux and Raiha. Made my day better with their complimenting words! 
QUOTE (Everiine @ Jan 15 2009, 01:52 AM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
Got 8.5 miles in today on the bike while it was snowing. Having a mirror really does make a difference!
I feel like you are trying to outdo me!! 
But I'm still content with what I did. 4.7 miles this morning. I feel a bit like this:
Now to work on reducing the time to something more commendable.
I'm excited because my title finally came! And my birth certificate too! I'm leaving work early today so I can go get my tags for my car and, finally after almost three years, an in-state drivers license! 
Now, when I show my ID I won't have to pretend I just moved here! 
Now, when I show my ID I won't have to pretend I just moved here! Apparently, I can draw bunnies:
