Digital Domain à la mode!
Friday, May 18th, 2012
The Muffin Man will provide! We here at Muffin Studios pride ourselves in providing top-flight breakfast goods - because that's just how we roll. And what better way to roll than with a few Cinnamon rolls? That's right - I managed to swipe a handful of delicious TEXAS style cinnamon buns. Texas style, as best I gathered during my brief stay there, means BIG. For example, 'big news' might be a new niece or nephew. TEXAS STYLE news probably means you'd better get down to your bunker*, shut the doors, and start up the generator!
I have to ask, though, when a food is supposed to be 'style' I always imagine it to LOOK like some artifact from the given area - shouldn't a TEXAS STYLE cinnamon bun really be a TEXAS STYLE cinnamon long-horn shaped treat? That'd make more sense to me. Louisana style gumbo should look a little more like the bayou. Perhaps ' à la mode' would be more appropriate - it means 'in the fashion.'
But isn't that a fashionably French term? Cannes Film Festival is this week - would that make it a Film Festival à la mode? And if you were fashionably late, wouldn't that be late à la mode? I guess croissants are already à la mode, as they're already named something French. I think. Or it might be from Lord of the Rings.
Perhaps it's best not to dwell on why we call things what we do. Please enjoy the Cajun-Bayou BIG TEXAS Cinnamonlonghorn-claws and muffins à la mode!**
*cheerily stocked, I'm sure, with TEXAS style cinnamon buns
**Wait, does that mean with chocolate on top? I'm TEXAS style confused.
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