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" Some children play with imaginary friends...my granddaughter Caitlin cooks an imaginary dish called maratrobes that comes in regular, chocolate, and strawberry varieties. It calls for lots of seasonings, all mixed up in a bowl and pretend-heated in a skillet. Her best friend, that red furry guy known as Elmo, devours them and grandma thinks they&amp;#039;re pretty tasty too...what do they taste like? Indescribable! Here&amp;#039;s Cat whipping up a batch on vacation in The Bahamas. Of course, her mom brought loads of toys to keep her occupied but you can see from the picture that her favorite playthings on the trip were the tools stocked in the hotel room&amp;#039;s kitchenette. And isn&amp;#039;t it true that from time immemorial, household objects, especially the ones in kitchen cabinets, absorb childrens&amp;#039; attention as much as fancy toys...a good reminder in a tough economy! "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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