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Published 21:25 12 Feb 2018 GMT
Updated 21:26 12 Feb 2018 GMT

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Part of the joy of being a grown-ass man is the freedom to do as you please. The sorrow of being a grown-ass man is discovering that doing as you please invariably ends in an early death. "Rules were made to be broken," they say. No. Rules were made to preserve the sanctity of life, and this is rule number one: a little goes a long way.
This pancake is one of those things that seems like a really good idea at the time, that time being when you were eight years old and fucking mad for sweets. For context, this was concocted from a bunch of leftover Halloween treats, so at the very least it's a pragmatic way to kill yourself.
The first few bites might be quite nice, but there's no way that you'll finish that without your mouth clogging up from all the peanut butter. There's really no place for wafer in a pancake, so why drop a Kit-Kat in there? A waste of both candy and potential. Sickening.
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What do you do if you want a pancake without all the hassle of making the batter, flipping the pancakes and cleaning the pan? Just pour the batter into a bowl, blast some microwaves at it, then eat straight from the bowl. Then, to save on washing up, simply drop the bowl on the floor and never look at it again.
You really have to admire the commitment to laziness here. So lazy that they didn't add any toppings or sauce. So lazy that they can't even be bothered with the fourth prong on the fork. It's a pancake in all but name, shape, texture and possibly taste. A real achievement in the field of not being arsed.
However, if you jabbed a few holes in it, trickled some lemon juice and sprinkled some sugar on top, or maybe mixed some Nutella in with the batter, you'd be on your way to having a pretty tasty and faff-free pancake of sorts. If only you had someone to share it with, because of course, this is the most single-person meal there is.
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Really, really, really, really, really, really, really not okay. This is really not okay. It's not okay to put Cheetos in pancakes, or even just one pancake. This is one of the most upsetting things I've ever seen, and I've seen Bride Wars. It looks like a fungal infection and God only knows if it tastes any better.
All the things that are nice about pancakes are compromised by the inclusion of Cheetos. Pancakes are moist; Cheetos are dry. Pancakes are smooth; Cheetos are crunchy. Pancakes are gentle; Cheetos are pungent. Pancakes are pure and innocent; Cheetos are your older brother buying you cigarettes.
Put this in the bin. Wait, put all the ingredients in the bin so you're not even remotely tempted to try and make this, not even to satisfy the little niggling voice at the back of your head that says "Maybe you'll like Cheetos pancakes. No one needs to know that you're debased". You don't like Cheetos pancakes. You are debased, but keep that to yourself.
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