As tempting as it is, No Googling please.


QUESTION: Your skin is dry and flaky. What kitchen item should you massage it with?

Not sure if it's the meat tenderizer or the mixmaster . . .

(obviously, I didn't Google it! :rollinglaughing: )

Yogurt?

olive oil?

Goodness, I thought she meant like a utensil . . . like maybe an egg poacher? How about a waffle iron?

Ever had a massage with a cast iron skillet?

Ungoogly yours,

JCB

Well, these all seem to be good answers, just not quite the right one yet. Again Lorr, you have the warmest answer here.

JCB, I don't think I want to have rough skin around you lest I might get whacked with an iron skillet. :babyha:

Oatmeal

no, oatmeal is not the answer we're looking for although I believe it is used for these same skin ailments.

butter? honey? nut & honey? a bagel toaster?

no, no, no & no

great try Wes :kekeke:

You and Lorr are on the right track with yogurt and butter.

cream cheese??..... it looks kinda like yogurt and butter

condensed milk?

cottage cheese?

sour cream?

no on cream cheese, although it is in the dairy family and Patti, you are kind of close to it, some women have been known to take a bath in it :girl:

plain milk?
buttermilk?

You are correct Miss Patti!

It was just milk. :D

All of you make this so fun! :smiley wave:

Hmmm . . . I generally think of a kitchen item as being a spoon or a spatula . . . and that milk would be a cow item or a refrigerator item.

I suppose my lack of Googling talent is making me look rather goofy!

:whistling:

Well, I've heard of using yogurt and honey, and actually I've used oatmeal...
Olive oil makes sense...

But just milk alone???

hhmmmmm

Didn't Cleopatra used to bath in milk?