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Saturday
Apr282012

A Million {Or So} Ways To Use Rice Cakes So That No One Has To Eat Them

Of all the foods people list as a personal favorite; pizza, French toast, clam chowder, Philly cheesesteaks... Spaghetti and meatballs - to me- is the absolute worst of the bunch. I hate spaghetti, I hate the red sauce, I hate it!

Rice cakes, are one of my favorite snacks ever.

Christian and I have opposing feelings about these noms.

Years ago, as a joke, he told me he refused to allow us to pay for "coasters" that I wouldn't let him use as actual coasters, so I told him no more spaghetti and meatballs!

Believe it or not, we both went a long time honoring those ridiculous requests {mostly because neither was willing to back down}, but have since reconciled {mostly because our sons love rice cakes and spaghetti and meatballs and we didn't really have a choice}.

Unfortunately for me, all I can do is whine about spaghetti night while Christian {with the help of our traitorous children} is able to compile lists of creative alternative uses for my beloved rice cakes.

He says no one should ever have to eat a rice cake.

  • Coasters, as aforementioned. 
  • Frisbees
  • Brake pads
  • Oil and/or coffee filters
  • Use as plates to eat something better on.
  • Packing material
  • Wall insulation 
  • Insoles for running shoes
  • Crumble them for green living wood chip replacement.
  • Shave them and use the shavings as sawdust for Spanish supermarket floors, or sawdust to soak up blood.
  • Horseshoes
  • Dog laxatives
  • Go back in time and introduce them to the Egyptians, so they can stop using papyrus.
  • Toilet paper; use the smooth side unless you like that sort of thing.
  • Bar stool seats.
  • Get 100 of them, paint them red: red carpet.
  • Target practice
  • Spare tires
  • Add water, for mortar.
  • Bricks, in which to lay the mortar.
  • Use as a tip for pipe snakes, to clean toilets and other assorted pipes.
  • Urinal cakes.
  • Firewood
  • Chimney sweeps
  • Cup cozies
  • Picture frames
  • Build a fire place with them.
  • Nail polish remover, and nail file.
  • Ping pong paddles
  • You know those pads that you place under your furniture, so it doesn't scratch your floors when you move it? Yeah.
  • Toboggan
  • Sell them to mice to use as doors to their mouseholes.
  • Wine stoppers/corks
  • Drumset
  • Emergency life rafts/floaties
  • Replacement chalk for classrooms.
  • Cloth diaper inserts.
  • Fan blades
  • Shovel
  • Sell it to the major leagues as baseball bats.
  • Leather sole replacements.
  • Earplugs
  • Feminine hygiene products
  • Mix with water for hair gel.
  • Sponges
  • Landscaping material
  • Dart board
  • Cosplay costume materials.
  • Brims for baseball hats.
  • Tarpaulins
  • Shields for renaissance fair reenactment.
  • Attach to the end of a chain for medieval weaponry.
  • Bean bag chair filling.
  • Toilet brushes
  • Use as replacement for cardboard boxes.
  • Cut a slit in the top and use as a piggy bank.

 I hope you enjoyed this glimpse into the reason why I'm slightly off my rocker...

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Reader Comments (2)

We're definitely kindred Aries sisters because I LOVE rice cakes and HATE spaghetti and meatballs. Red sauce ughhhhh. I even get light sauce on my pizza...and hate pizza places that use sweeter more spaghetti like pizza sauce on their pies. Yuck. If you need a 101st thing to do with your rice cakes, please add "Feed them to Cara"

April 28, 2012 | Unregistered CommenterCara Mia

Excellent list! I love popping over here to get all my creative energy :-)

April 28, 2012 | Unregistered CommenterLala Sams

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