What does TNT mean?

[philso]

i notice a lot of the threads here have " TNT" in the title. does that mean great as in dynamite? or is TNT shorthand for something?

[grumblebee]

When people put "TNT" in the title its because the recipe is "tried and true"

Here are more acronyms that the forum uses: http://www.discusscooking.com/forums...ons-10478.html

[Robo410]

and here I thought it was "tasty, not terrible" lol my bad

[philso]

thanks for bringing me up to speed on the acronyms and ranking.

when i get a bit of free time, i'll have to do some serious posting. it's been quite a while since i've been an "assistant" cook. LOL

[kingfisherfd2]

I just started noticing the TNT and dicided that it meant Dynamite.

ie

I'm looking for a dynamite pineapple upsidedown cake recipe. TNT i'm dynomite.-AC/DC

[Piccolina]

Originally Posted by philso

thanks for bringing me up to speed on the acronyms and ranking.

Don't feel bad at all, when I first joined up here (I know this sounds silly, but) I wondered if "TNT" had anything to do with the TV station of the same name (Everytime I think of that now, I giggle at myself! )