This addresses only half the problem. Expansion during freezing leads to cloudiness due to
stress cracks in the ice (water on the inside freezes and has nowhere to expand to). To fix this, ice needs to freeze in a single direction, rather than from the inside out.
KentSmith
KentSmith
When you splurge on a cheese that's $20 per pound, you're going to want to keep it fresh for as long as you possibly…
Is it weird I sleep with my iron skillet?
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No, what you're describing sounds like how 3D looks in most movies. The layers. That's because most 3D moves are done in post, they fake the 3D after the fact and slicing it up into layers (this person is in front of this person who is in front of this person) is the easiest way. Some true 3D things will look much…