Rhomblintzes (Nov. 12th, 2009) Solved + Verified

[Jumping Wizard]

Thanks again Pat... this one seems harder...

[hoodedwarbler13]

Maybe Fudge, Ice Cream, and Something Blue.

Looks like a stove recipe to me.

[Aimless]

That shade of blue (in the pic) is not the same as blueberries or blueberry cheesecake. A more similar blue shade is found on cake or chocolate bar.

And many of the carrot cake colors are present, the light green is the same and the frosting is the same color as the plate rhomblintz is sitting on. (a very french fry color, as well)

Just my observations.

[stacir]

carrot cake?

[Aimless]

Yeah, carrot cake has many of the same colors. Particularly that light green, it's a good match to the green in the fudgy cake looking part. When I looked at the large image here and compared it to all the foods in the Wshop, those items matched by color best.

[koalakinzforever]

Hmm...I'm thinking this guy is made on the stove. The colours and the appearance make it seem like it should have things like chocolate bar, fudge, carrot cake, ice cream, blueberry cheesecake, blueberries, or maybe pancakes. But judging by the strange ingredients in other recipes, there's a fairly good chance that it doesn't have any of these in it.

[tweetibyrd]

I think this has pancake in it because a blintze is like a crepe and that is like a pancake.

[Aimless]

Well it is most likely not carrot cake, since that has been found to be in Maizealoop.
They have only repeated ingredients within a set once, I believe, so far - so while it could be in there - it is most probably not.

And you're right, koalakinzforever, sometimes I think they draw the ingredients out of a hat, then slap an image on it and call it a recipe!! LOL!

[MarielofRedwall]

I put in: Blueberries, Ice Cream and Cake on the stove!
Nothing except gunk...

[monkeecj]

Originally Posted by Aimless

Well it is most likely not carrot cake, since that has been found to be in Maizealoop.
They have only repeated ingredients within a set once, I believe, so far - so while it could be in there - it is most probably not.

I wouldn't be too sure about that after all the tricks we've faced lately. And actually, it is TWO sets that repeated ingredients - the Abracaldo Dabra set and the Demitasse Lassi set! I can't believe the latter did, but Demitasse Lassi sure was the "odd one out," for many reasons (I need to write that follow-up!)...