Baking Informative Speech

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Baking is hard. Yeah, if you bake from scratch. If you do, then you have to buy all the ingredients. Then you have to read instructions. How horrible. Then with the instructions you actually have to follow them and watch as the sugar disappears into the flour. Or as the egg yolks break up and combine with other ingredients. If you think baking from scratch is hard, try baking from a box. Easy right? Not to us.

My friend had the most ‘genius’ idea ever. Let’s bake! I’m actually okay at baking. I watched my sister enough and pouring in cups of specific ingredients wasn’t that hard. However it wasn’t what I anticipated. When I arrived, on her counter was a box. A box with pre-made batter. No. Just stop. That’s not actual baking. Actual baking is where you get flour all over yourself because you’re trying to even it out. Real baking is when you actually have to measure how much sugar you put in. Not this crap where you just add water. This isn’t a TV show about mermaids.

I sucked it up though. What could I do? First we got the ingredients out. Pre-made batter, water, 2 eggs and vegetable oil. An awful set of words escaped from my friend’s lips, “I don’t think we have vegetable oil…” Screw up #1. “It’s okay, we can just use olive oil,” she said afterwards. I bit on my …show more content…

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