A History of the Secret Recipes. Who Solved Them? When Were They Solved? How Many are There? and Other Interesting Info. **Now also available in the WIki**

[ClaraZ25]

I added the new info about this set and finally finished the updates. Info on the dreaded appliance and the Super Secret Recipes have been posted.

[Jerkinz]

Here's some neat facts:

Ghoulosh and Nebulumyum were solved in succession.
Ghoulosh and Nebulumyum were the first two combinations I made (I didn't make any gak before I made them I just threw the ingredients in and made them)

[ClaraZ25]

Wow Jerkinz. Very efficient. I added a little fact about you to the list.

[ClaraZ25]

Puzzellapies info added. It is the 55th Secret recipe to ever be solved and it is also the 15th fastest solve. Congratulations grandmajo2

[bob nws III]

Cool thread Pat! You've added a lot of interesting stuff since I visited last

[ClaraZ25]

Originally Posted by bob nws III

Cool thread Pat! You've added a lot of interesting stuff since I visited last

Thank you. I have one more slightly interesting thing to say.

Well this post marks my 5000th post. So to reflect upon that I would just like to take a moment to say how much I have enjoyed the recipes section here on WI. It is my favorite forum here on WI.
So I first stumbled upon WI looking for how to make Webkinz Cookie Tornado. I didn't know whether it was made on the stove or the blender. I was so impressed with the explanation member gave about why it was a blender recipe now (It used to be a stove) I decided to join WI. I then went and posted my first post on he YTT thread asking if cabbage could be used in a recipe. Odd question when you think back on it. Well ever since that first post I have become a part of the Recipez community here on WI. I started doing combos for YTT in the summer of 2008 and I remember witnessing the solving of many recipes. I always was amazed by the ingenuity of the solvers to figure out the recipes and I thought I will never be able to figure one out, but that didn't stop me from trying. At one point I even went broke from doing to many combos. Thankfully though from a generous donation from a member who has become one of my closest friends here on WI (you know who you are) I received 3 oak pools and got my self back on the band wagon.

I remember seeing all the combos being done and all of a sudden there were no possible combos left for YTT. Then the hysteria started to set in, who made the mistake. I sure hoped it wasn't me. I then thought back to my idea of cabbage and decided to try it out again. Thankfully this time it worked. You all know the story from there.

So to end it off thank you to all the great members I have met here in the recipe section especially Achip, Amneris, Carmel_mom, CoCoabean, Dixiecup, ImTara55, monkeecj, sydney88 and so many others. Here's to solving those recipes.

[cocoabean]

Great speech Pat!!! Congrats on the rainbows!!! And on being a "master chef" now!

[000000005]

Originally Posted by ClaraZ25

Thank you. I have one more slightly interesting thing to say.

Well this post marks my 5000th post. So to reflect upon that I would just like to take a moment to say how much I have enjoyed the recipes section here on WI. It is my favorite forum here on WI.
So I first stumbled upon WI looking for how to make Webkinz Cookie Tornado. I didn't know whether it was made on the stove or the blender. I was so impressed with the explanation member gave about why it was a blender recipe now (It used to be a stove) I decided to join WI. I then went and posted my first post on he YTT thread asking if cabbage could be used in a recipe. Odd question when you think back on it. Well ever since that first post I have become a part of the Recipez community here on WI. I started doing combos for YTT in the summer of 2008 and I remember witnessing the solving of many recipes. I always was amazed by the ingenuity of the solvers to figure out the recipes and I thought I will never be able to figure one out, but that didn't stop me from trying. At one point I even went broke from doing to many combos. Thankfully though from a generous donation from a member who has become one of my closest friends here on WI (you know who you are) I received 3 oak pools and got my self back on the band wagon.

I remember seeing all the combos being done and all of a sudden there were no possible combos left for YTT. Then the hysteria started to set in, who made the mistake. I sure hoped it wasn't me. I then thought back to my idea of cabbage and decided to try it out again. Thankfully this time it worked. You all know the story from there.

So to end it off thank you to all the great members I have met here in the recipe section especially Achip, Amneris, Carmel_mom, CoCoabean, Dixiecup, ImTara55, monkeecj, sydney88 and so many others. Here's to solving those recipes.

Nice post and speech Congratulations on the rainbow stars!

[ClaraZ25]

Everyone I am happy to announce that you can now find the History of the Secret Recipes in the WIki as well. Check it out today.

Here is the link: History of the Secret Recipes - Webkinz Insider Wiki

You can also locate it by going to the Main WIki Page and a link is available under WW Info.

Check it out and let me know if you have any suggestions.

[grapecrush]

After 72 stove and 30 sandwhich maker combos tried, I solved Rhomblintzes today at 2:05pm.

Sandwhich Maker recipe, pancakes + blueberries + mac n' cheese.