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spilled milk. I'm Matthew and I'm Molly and this is spilled milk the show where we cook something

delicious eat it all and you can't have any.

Today we are talking about lemon squares. delicious, eat it all, and you can't have any.

Today we are talking about lemon squares, also known as lemon bars.

I don't know.

Should we get right in on that?

Because just get right in on it.

I mean, we do need to go down memory lane for sure but maybe we need to

define our terms before we even do that. I have always known them as lemon bars. I have

too and for some reason when I suggested the episode topic and then like when I put it on the

agenda and everything I wrote lemon squares and it still sounds wrong and I don't know

why I did it I think maybe I thought I was being fancy you You were proving that you understand geometry. That's always

fancy. Well but then I disproved that because when I tried to cut them into squares. I think we've definitely got like a trapezoidal situation going on here.

I mean I hid the rest of them.

What's the difference between a trapezoid and a rhombus?

Okay, so a rhombus has two,

okay, rhombus is a square that's tilted over.

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