Well... I'm trying something new here. Instead of writing another 12 page essay on G.I. Joe or Star Trek or some other thing that nobody will read, I figured I'd try to join the 21st century and make a video blog entry. It's pretty bad, with horrible lighting, atrocious editing, and a really poor performance by me, the star. But it's my first attempt. I was kind of excited that I was able to actually have any edits at all.
Also, the only camera I own is the isight built into my Macbook, so that's why all the shots are poorly framed and look awkward. I can only film where I can set down my laptop. That also explains why the sound is terrible, since I used my laptop's built-in mic as well. That's why you can really hear the sound oy my laptop's fan, and a little bit of my voice.
Why is my first video review about Pillsbury Toaster Scambles? Two reasons: I was born, and I bought some Toaster Scrambles yesterday for the first time.
Anyway, enjoy:
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2 comments:
Good review. I like Toaster Scrambles. Like you said, they're a savory pop tart. More like the savory version of Toaster Strudels. Cold in the middle? I find that to be a recurring problem even with the Toaster Strudels/Scambles. How disappointing to wait 2-4 minutes for a savory breakfast just to bite into a hot-on-the-outside, cold-on-the-inside pastry. Boo. But, overall, they are tasty. One thing the Scrambles are missing? Frosting, or a savory alternative.
this video makes me want to go out and buy this crappy product, which i know will make me ill.
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