the funny thing is

I used to think these Earth Grains *thin buns* were a little thicker then they really are....

I first bought these *thin buns* awhile back.  The name really caught my eye.  Finally we can eat bread and have thin buns!!  'Bout time! :)

I served hamburgers that night.  Sean saw my plate with my new *thin buns* on it and he gave me a puzzled look.  He informed me that he thought I might have two of the buns on my plate instead of one.  I assured him that wasn't the case, I mean then the name of the buns would have to be *reeeeeeeeally thin buns* and the package just says *thin buns.*  He didn't believe me.

I noticed I went through the packages of those *thin buns* pretty quick.  Weird.

A few weeks later we had my nephew Andrew over for dinner.  I served up some hamburgers and, yep, I got my *thin buns* out.  Andrew told me his mom buys the thin buns too.  Sean looked at my plate again and said, "seriously honey, I think you have two on your plate."  Psshhh, that can't be true, so I picked one up to show him.  But what do you know?!  It (what I thought was just a half a bun) split apart and made for two verrrrrry thin buns.  We laughed.  No wonder my buns weren't getting thinner.

I've gotten used to the thinness.  They really do make for a good sandwich and burger.  Go ahead and try them, and if they're too thin for you, well just put two of them together.  That's what I used to do.