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What is a long thin stick called?
ROD!
What are examples of methods?
king cakes, long cakes, coffee cakes, oreo marbel cakes,victoria sponge cakes and akaline rice cakes
What are examples of all-in-one methods?
king cakes, long cakes, coffee cakes, oreo marbel cakes,victoria sponge cakes and akaline rice cakes
Meaning of meter stick?
A meter stick is a stick that is one meter long. It is marked off in centimeters and millimeters, and it is used for measuring things.
What is a long thick stick called?
Well, that's basically called a quarterstaff, unless you mean something else. Though there really aren't many names for a long, think wooden stick.
Are all examples of what?
king cakes, long cakes, coffee cakes, oreo marbel cakes,victoria sponge cakes and akaline rice cakes
What4 things that are 1 yard long?
3 plastic bags, a yard stick,
What do you call a long stick that helps you to walk?
A long stick that helps you to walk is called a walking stick or cane. It provides support and stability while walking, especially for individuals who have trouble with their balance or mobility.
How long you can keep wedding cakes?
as long as you want
How long have cakes been popular?
Cakes have been popular for thousands and thousands of years.
When you make cupcakes how do you make the patty pans stick to the cupcake and not fall off?
You have to bake the cupcakes IN the patty papers. If you just put them in after, they wont stick. You are probably baking the cakes a little too long. When you remove them from the oven they shrink quite a lot and then the papers peel away. Try removing the cakes from the oven when they are just cooked and the patty papers will stick. Alternatively some specialty cake shops stock patty cases that are made from two pieces of paper in a cylinder with straight rigid sides. These are much better and you won''t notice if the cakes have come away from the papers.
What is a long thin stick or bar called?
A long thin stick or bar is commonly referred to as a "rod." Depending on its specific use or context, it may also be called a "pole," "stick," or "shaft." These terms can vary based on the material and application, such as fishing rods, tent poles, or wooden sticks.
