Posts Tagged ‘would’

Would you eat a rotten cake just because it has pretty frosting?

Thursday, July 29th, 2010

I went shopping this past weekend, but not the normal kind of shopping that most people would think about; I went mattress shopping to see what was being offered on the general market. The selection and price variation was amazing.

On the surface, the array of offerings was like a fashion show. The colors, textures and designs attempt to lead the consumer to believe that mattress shopping is a beauty contest; but it’s not.

Once purchased, a mattress remains covered with sheets and other bedding most of it’s life. All the flash and glitter on the surface of the mattress becomes meaningless and invisible. The soul of a mattress is it’s contents – not it’s ticking, yet more attention is placed on it’s exterior aesthetics than on it’s interior components and construction; that alone is cause for concern.

Upon exploration and investigation it’s easy to understand why most mattress dealers shy away from exposing the ugliness of their mattress contents; the inside looks like some sort of medieval torture devise and not something that represents comfort and relaxation. Typically, traditional mattresses are made from twisted metal wires that are covered in chemical foam.

Even most mattress sales people will tell you that a traditional mattress is not the ideal sleep system and that a natural latex bed is far superior but generally more expensive; at least in the short term.

Traditional mattresses begin to show wear and “break-down” after 3 – 5 years of use and are normally in need of replacement within 7 years. Organic, natural latex mattresses maintain their “like-new” qualities for 20 years or more. When calculating cost, it’s simple to understand that over it’s life, an organic mattress is the much better value.

In addition to the financial benefits of an organic latex mattress, the health factors should also be considered.

A natural latex mattress provides even temperature regulated support and comfort while not discharging potentially harmful off-gasses that are common with traditional mattresses which have been saturated with fire retardant chemicals. Natural latex mattresses use wool or other eco-safe elements in order to pass strict federal fire and burn regulations. High quality natural latex mattresses that are produced from an eco-friendly company that has been manufacturing organic products for 20 years, such as Tomorrow’s World, which heavily monitors quality control is your safest bet.

Not only is a natural, organic latex mattress more comfortable and better for the environment, but it is also dust mite, mold and mildew resistant; anyone with allergies or asthma can testify to the benefits of an allergen free mattress.

In essence, though some conventional mattresses may appear to be beautiful on the outside, on the inside, where it really matter, they are not much more than knotted up metal and chemicals. Before mattress shopping, ask yourself: Would you eat a rotten cake just because it has pretty frosting?

IF “ACE OFF CAKES” OR “CAKE BOSS” DELIVERED NATION WIDE.. WOULD YOU BE MORE LIKELY TO BUY A CAKE FROM THEM?

Wednesday, July 28th, 2010

Just like it says: If “Ace of Cakes” or “Cake Boss” delivered nation wide.. would you buy a cake from them?

Please Include in your answer where you are from, how much you are willing to pay for the cake, how much you think a delivery fee should be, and which place would you be more likely to order from…

I live in MA and wish they would deliver!!

Would you rather eat a shop brought cake or a home made one ?

Tuesday, July 27th, 2010

My Last Poll: Would you rather have a life time supply of ice cream or a life time supply of cake?

Monday, July 26th, 2010

im hungry, good night all.
ofcourse the flavor of ur choice and cake type of your choice

what would be the total cost of baking a cake in 1930?

Friday, July 16th, 2010

with all of the ingredients. i need to know for a school project. thanks

What would happen if I put pinnapples in a regular cake recipe?

Wednesday, July 14th, 2010

What would happen if I put pinnapples in a regular cake recipe? Will the cake fall apart? Have you tried it before?

What kind of cake would you like on your birthday?

Saturday, July 10th, 2010

Yesterday was my birthday, and I had a choice of Carrot Cake or German Chocolate. Which one would you choose? What is your favorite type of birthday cake?

Would making a pound cake with lemon zest work?

Saturday, July 3rd, 2010

I need to make a pound cake for high tea, and I would like to add a twist, so would lemon zest and a fresh lemon glaze work?

Would you like to have a piece of chocolate cake and fresh cup of coffee with me?

Friday, July 2nd, 2010

I could make you something else if you like. What would you like to have? It’s no problem really.

How would you feel about being served ice-cream cake at a wedding?

Monday, June 28th, 2010

My boyfriend and I were at a Dairy Queen the other day and we got on the subject of ice-cream cakes. I told him I thought it would be tacky to serve ice-cream cake at a wedding, but he thought it would be an amazing idea if the cake was decorated extremely nice (like a normal cake).

What do you think? Would you enjoy having ice-cream cake at a wedding?