Do you barbecue the marshmallows?
By youless
@youless (112146)
Guangzhou, China
September 17, 2017 6:07am CST
In general, we just eat the marshmallows directly.
Occasionally I learned that the marshmallows can be barbecued when I watch some foreign movies. How interesting it is! I have never thought out this way to eat the marshmallows. I just guess they are easy to be burned. Are they really delicious to eat the barbecued marshmallows?
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@crossbones27 (48489)
• Mojave, California
17 Sep 17
Pretty neat, Like this. Seems common here, made me smile how you appreciated such a simple thing we take for granted here. Marshmallows never been my thing, but indeed pretty cool when they melted and burnt.
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@crossbones27 (48489)
• Mojave, California
17 Sep 17
@youless Our countries should party together to show our leaders they are wrong.
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@1hopefulman (45123)
• Canada
18 Sep 17
I don't think they are a healthy food and I am following a healthy diet and so if I eat them in any way it will be on a rare occasion.
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@allen0187 (58444)
• Philippines
17 Sep 17
Sometimes I do. Most of the time though, I just eat it as is.
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@louievill (28851)
• Philippines
17 Sep 17
We charcoal grill marshmallow with hotdog but we put it on the tip of the stick not in the middle so it would get minimum heat, burned sugar or whatever ingredient might be bad.
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@youless (112146)
• Guangzhou, China
17 Sep 17
@louievill In China we have never barbecued marshmallows. Usually we barbecue chicken wings, fish, sweet potatoes, sausages, bread and so on.
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@louievill (28851)
• Philippines
17 Sep 17
@youless I'm surprised that that you only learned to do that there in China, we have been doing it since I can remember over campings, campfire, outings, beach party, in our backyard and when I was a cub scout
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@TiarasOceanView (70035)
• United States
19 Sep 17
Well I miss having them and have no way to roast them only over the electric stove here.
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@snowy22315 (170796)
• United States
18 Sep 17
They are! you should try it sometime. We call it toasting...and they are awesome.
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@vainskie07 (22)
• Manila, Philippines
17 Sep 17
we dont. we usually put marshmallows on grilled hotdogs though. yes, we put them on the stick together with hotdogs after they are cooked/grilled.
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@youless (112146)
• Guangzhou, China
18 Sep 17
@vainskie07 Children like the marshmallows here but we just eat them directly.
@vainskie07 (22)
• Manila, Philippines
17 Sep 17
@youless it is very popular in my country. its usually present on kids birthday parties. kids love it here.
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@jobelbojel (34730)
• Philippines
17 Sep 17
I don't do this but when we went on a trip, the kids were saying they want marshmallow bbq. I said weird. So it is common in your country.
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@jobelbojel (34730)
• Philippines
18 Sep 17
@kepweng Really? I did not know this.
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@jobelbojel (34730)
• Philippines
18 Sep 17
@youless I will try marshmallow bbq as well.
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@sabtraversa (13070)
• Italy
17 Sep 17
I never had "melted" marshmallows, but I heard they're a common snack around the campfire. I find them to be too sweet even when uncooked, but it's nice to have one or two from time to time. 
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@sabtraversa (13070)
• Italy
17 Sep 17
@youless Yes, marshmallows aren't common here at all.
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@renicemae (4883)
• Philippines
17 Sep 17
I'll exchange chocolate with marshmallows! That's my favorite.
Anyway, i have tried barbecuing marshmallows once and it's so sweeeeet. I prefer eating it raw
That's my favorite.
Anyway, i have tried barbecuing marshmallows once and it's so sweeeeet. I prefer eating it raw 1 person likes this
@renicemae (4883)
• Philippines
18 Sep 17
@youless You don't need to grill it. You just have to put it on top of the fire just like you are keeping it warm, just enough to make it hot.
You just have to put it on top of the fire just like you are keeping it warm, just enough to make it hot.1 person likes this
