Re: Critique of instructions for preparing Pop-tarts

[rstone75 -at- kc -dot- rr -dot- com]

Hi Emily

Okay, playing Devil's advocate here...

The fact that the toaster instructions were so precise seems to 
indicate that perhaps the company has received more than a few 
complaints that folks managed to get it wrong. Now it's anyone's guess 
as to whether the instructions are worthwhile, as the same folks that 
get it wrong probably also aren't reading the info, eh?

I compare this to those stupid "common sense" items. Like the little 
silica gel packets with the large "DO NOT EAT" on them. Who in their 
right mind would open packaging and say: Looky here! A treat! Or the 
information about not using the blow dryer in the shower. Sheesh...

On the microwave bit, what if a toaster isn't available? I'm sitting 
here in a room at a Holiday inn. I have no pop-tarts, but I DO have a 
microwave and a fridge. But no toaster. Maybe having a guide as to how 
long to reasonably microwave the product would be handy.

Cheers and happy Thursday all... Rick :)
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