pistachio cannolis [pro/chef] by BakergotBack 5 Comments Tatsandacat 5 days ago Looks delicious 🫶🏼 bngates 5 days ago Those look delicious. Go ahead and send me like six, thanks! PronouncedEye-gore 5 days ago I have access to a conveyor belt. Let’s just line them up and take turns letting them fall into our mouths. TrynaSleep 5 days ago Om nom i must CONSOOM shame_in_the_pitlane 5 days ago FYI, “cannoli” is the plural form of “cannolo” (little tube), so the “s” at the end is redundant.
PronouncedEye-gore 5 days ago I have access to a conveyor belt. Let’s just line them up and take turns letting them fall into our mouths.
shame_in_the_pitlane 5 days ago FYI, “cannoli” is the plural form of “cannolo” (little tube), so the “s” at the end is redundant.
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Looks delicious 🫶🏼
Those look delicious. Go ahead and send me like six, thanks!
I have access to a conveyor belt. Let’s just line them up and take turns letting them fall into our mouths.
Om nom i must CONSOOM
FYI, “cannoli” is the plural form of “cannolo” (little tube), so the “s” at the end is redundant.