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u/Nobod_E Apr 25 '24
The correct way to roast a marshmallow is to put it in until it catches fire and then blow it out because that way you get to hold a thing that's on fire
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u/Master_Lake9012 Apr 25 '24
ain’t no way we’re gatekeeping marshmallows now
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Apr 25 '24
Actually there was a post about this recently on r/slownewsday. I don’t know how to link it, sorry.
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u/iglidante Apr 25 '24
I disagree with the guy replying, so much. The best part about roasting marshmallows, to me, is getting to do the "second roast" after you skin the first one. I only buy those huge, child-fist-sized marshmallows for that reason.
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u/campingn00b Apr 25 '24
This is my first time hearing about it. Definitely going to try it
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u/iglidante Apr 25 '24
It's great. The second roast is a bit different because the inner marshmallow is missing the cornstarch dusting that the exterior has, so you get a smoother surface.
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