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Originally Posted by
Dave
This is similar to the question do you use the inside of toilet rolls for crafts? What is everyone's views on this. Is it health and safety gone mad or should we not use them?
Ahh yes but are your mindees allowed to lick the inside of the toilet rolls or not
we dont stop playing because we grow old, we grow old because we stop playing
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The following is a recepie from a 1970's book about feeding fussy children.
Egg Lick
If your child will not eat eggs try this recepie:
Mix one beaten egg with a tablespoon of flour and a tablespoon of sugar in a very large bowl.
Spread the mixture thinly around the sides of the bowl.
Allow your child to beleive you have been making a cake.
The child will beg to lick the bowl and will be eating egg without realising.
My husband was fed this regularly throughout his childhood and he is still alive 39 years later.
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I try to tell them not to. They still sneak some when they think im not looking! Ha ha
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I don't use toilet roll inners - too many obvious issues!! YUCKY ONES.
No licking the bowl either, flush it instead
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Gosh I've not really ever given it a second thought. I've never stopped them.
Blondes have more fun!
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The only reason I make cakes is so I can lick the bowl.
I love a good loo roll tube creation! If the kids are old enough to make models out of them, they are old enough to know not to eat it!
I will stop letting my mindees & ds use them when I hear of any deaths by loo roll tube.
I'm pretty sure there are more germs in the sandpit
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Originally Posted by
Mrsh3103
The only reason I make cakes is so I can lick the bowl.
I love a good loo roll tube creation! If the kids are old enough to make models out of them, they are old enough to know not to eat it!
I will stop letting my mindees & ds use them when I hear of any deaths by loo roll tube.
I'm pretty sure there are more germs in the sandpit
Even more germs on mummy's car keys that LO puts straight in his mouth when he is picked up.
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They're not getting hold of my toilet rolls - I need them to balance my compost.
I know of people/settings where they think it's unhygienic to use toilet rolls for crafts, but then send lo's to get toilet paper to blow their noses on. One of these has the tooth brushes out instead of in the bathroom cabinet.
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MAD forgot to type the last world, talk about the world!!!!
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I think you are all missing the key point here, the bowl is sooooo boring - it's wrapping your tongue around the beaters whilst trying not to get mix on your nose & chin - thats the best bit!!!!
and yes, we use loo roll inners here too!
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Originally Posted by
MessybutHappy
I think you are all missing the key point here, the bowl is sooooo boring - it's wrapping your tongue around the beaters whilst trying not to get mix on your nose & chin - thats the best bit!!!!
and yes, we use loo roll inners here too!
Tip: turn off the power and disconnect the plug from the socket first.
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Originally Posted by
christine e
The thing is 'Safer Food Better Business for Childminders' clearly states 'Do not let children taste cake mixture containing raw eggs'. This is in the orange section 'cooking and reheating safely' section just before the diary under eggs. If a child did get ill and it was traced back to you? Is it worth the risk?
No it's not - I shall eat the mix on secret in future!!
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Originally Posted by
bunyip
Tip: turn off the power and disconnect the plug from the socket first.
Thanks Bunyip! Won't be as much fun without the added hazard, but you seem a man of much wisdom so I shall follow your advice!!
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They eat the raw mixture, great childhood memory. I don't do recipes with egg though for that reason (although I do with my daughter and she licks away). I don't use toilet tubes, yuk. I have lots of kitchen rolls for craft purposes.
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Lol the joy of having my own chickens means I know my eggs are safe. My kids can't wait to lick the bowl we are lucky if anything actually gets baked.
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Originally Posted by
Dave
This is similar to the question do you use the inside of toilet rolls for crafts? What is everyone's views on this. Is it health and safety gone mad or should we not use them?
It's a myth, google it :-)
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