SUMMARY
The forum discussion revolves around a joke found on a Quaker Maple & Brown Sugar Instant Oatmeal package, which states, "When did dinosaurs first become popular? Over 150 years ago." Participants express confusion over the joke's humor, attributing it to British humor and discussing various rejected oatmeal package jokes. The conversation shifts to baking, with users sharing recipes for oatmeal chocolate chip cookies and bacon-chocolate chip cookies, highlighting the community's camaraderie and humor.
PREREQUISITES
- Understanding of British humor and cultural references
- Familiarity with Quaker Instant Oatmeal products
- Basic knowledge of joke structure and comedic timing
- Experience in baking cookies, particularly oatmeal-based recipes
NEXT STEPS
- Research the history of dinosaurs and their cultural significance in the 19th century
- Explore the nuances of British humor and its characteristics
- Learn various oatmeal cookie recipes, focusing on variations like chocolate chip and bacon-infused
- Investigate the role of humor in food packaging and marketing strategies
USEFUL FOR
This discussion is beneficial for food enthusiasts, bakers, and anyone interested in the intersection of humor and food culture, particularly those who appreciate British humor and creative recipe sharing.
