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... you had a great childhood!

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I still do, but make sure the batter did not contain raw eggs! :o

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Oh Yea.   Fond memories.

There were 5 of us kids and we hung close to Moma when she was in the kitchen making

some 'special' food........ like chocolate cake batter.

 

..........Widder

 

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You can still do that!

 

Just make sure the mixer is turned off or unplugged!

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1 minute ago, Zeb Gray, #36839 said:

Three kids = 2 beaters & one spatula.  Everybody's happy.  

And then there was the bowl.:)

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Nowadays you’d get flamed for eating the raw eggs in the batter, but it’s a great childhood memory!

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39 minutes ago, Smokin Gator SASS #29736 said:

Our first granddaughter Gwyne, 2 years old1000008334.thumb.jpg.7bdeb173ccb8e3fb01571f88c3d8364c.jpg. Named after my mom who we cared for until she passed away in 2020 at home

:) What a sweetie pie. 
 

I have a photo of my daughter around that same age working on a beater that had chocolate icing all over it. 

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When I was a kid there were 6 of us kids. My mom had a check off list for beaters and bowls. Our names were listed by age and she just went down the list. She considered a bowl the same as a beater when marking down the list. But, as @Zeb Gray, #36839mentioned, the bowl was often clean so therefore it dropped out of rotation. 
 

My favorite was when she made homemade icing for a cake and the beaters with the cake batter had already been checked off and I was next for an icing beater. 

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