The High School Home Economics Cheesecake Incident
One of the hosts recalls a funny high school memory about an Oreo cheesecake made in Home Economics class that ended up sitting in a refrigerator for over a month.
Prompted by the cheesecake topic, one host shares a story from his high school Home Economics class at 1:21. A classmate made him an Oreo cheesecake as part of a presentation, serving it inside a Ziploc bag instead of traditional packaging. Unsure about eating a squished dessert from a bag, he placed it in his home refrigerator.
As the story unfolds, he admits that he completely forgot about the dessert, leaving it tucked away behind condiments in the fridge door. A month later, the classmate visited his house and noticed the intact Ziploc bag sitting in the refrigerator at 3:00, calling him out for never touching the cheesecake she made for him.
The panel bursts into laughter as they joke about the absurdity of storing a melted, smashed cheesecake in a Ziploc bag inside a backpack during hot weather at 3:48. Despite the funny outcome, the host admits he felt guilty about the effort she put in, though the rest of the room agrees that eating a month-old bagged cheesecake was out of the question.