Back in the day, my great-aunt Rosa S. used to Bake 78 records
She baked them for Art's Sake. She would put them in an oven, balanced on a bowl I guess, and turned up the heat.
A little bit later the round black disc would curl up and sink to the bottom of the bowl leaving a black flower like shape.
This she would paint and decorate with glitter and such and make gift-giving decorations
That was many many years ago.
I haven't tought about that in years until I saw a new "Bag of Chips" my son brought home from his last shopping day.
Looking at the New Shaped Dipping Chip I said to myself:
"I've seen this before...."
And with that, the great-aunt story about Rosa came to the surface.
Memories can taste pretty good.
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The Tortilla_Chip on Wikipedia.
Link: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tortilla_chip
The 78RPM Record Page
Link: http://78rpmrecord.com/
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