I bought a grater/peeler thingy at the Fieldays in Hamilton, and it says you can use it to make interesting orderves!! I'm guesing they mean hors d'ouevres. It looks like a gret little gadget really, but will probably join the others in the kitchen drawer.!
kendy2,
Jun 15, 9:58pm
I read your title and thought to myself "the spelling police are going to jump on this one". Thank goodness you redeemed yourself in the thread!
valtrin,
Jun 15, 10:04pm
Me too! I was already on my high horse and about to officiously correct the spelling! Have had to climb down now. Guessing and great though.
susieq9,
Jun 15, 10:12pm
That is where mine has ended up!!! Only used it a few times and then one broke. Did get a replacement blade sent though, so good service.
dbab,
Jun 15, 11:57pm
oops, just realised I spelled great wrong. I'm usually such a spelling warden too!!
daleaway,
Jun 16, 12:16am
You spelled a few things wrong, including hors d'oeuvres!
But I enjoyed the joke anyway ... and which of us is perfect?
elliehen,
Jun 16, 12:20am
An old schoolboy/schoolgirl howler is the translation of 'hors d'oeuvres' as 'horse's eggs' ;)
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