Maybe with the molasses you cold add just a tiny bit of flour to make the batter more manageable? It’s a flavor winner, but trying to roll up extra-sticky peanut butter could make one mildly irritable.

Good points. This goes toward the saying of being good to people because you never know what battles they are fighting.

A person can get into terrible credit card debt after something like Covid, loss of a job, a major car accident, the birth of a child, sickness bills for parents or self, companies moving out of state. At some point, bankruptcy makes sense, but be thoughtful about it. I went through it in the 1990's due to illness,…

When people had ice boxes (before refrigerators) butter was cold and available. It was difficult to chip off a piece of ice in a hurry. After 1945, when refrigerators became commonplace, the advice has lingered for a very long time.

“To fill a low spot, shovel the sand, no more than about an inch or two deep, into the area. It’s best to maintain the lawn normally until the grass has grown on top of the first layer. Repeat until the low spot is filled.

I don't know if it is adult, but I bought myself an apple pie and ate it myself.  Maybe it was just good to be a grown-up, instead of adult.

Oh good.  Another slideshow.  Pass.

We found that approximately 10-20% of unhappy customers will tell us why. The other 80% simply never come back. It’s up to the managers to taste the food and see if the servers are bringing the hot entrees while the guests are eating soup and salad so the table becomes a confused mess. Now I won’t order my entree…

This is the reason I decided against mail delivery for my pharmaceuticals.  USPS has become unreliable due to really terrible management at the very top.

Does that include posting the same article four or five times, because that doesn’t count as writing. Many of the most recent Lifehacker articles lately sound like they came out of a high school literary mag. Additionally, the articles have become rather bossy in tone, instead of making suggestions. There are too…

Probably delicious, but it’s going to take great presence of mind to eat something that’s been fermenting for a few weeks and now has turned black and soft. As you say, maybe mixed into some form of dressing or a dip.

This is a very adolescent take on cruising. Perhaps if he went on a cruise the next article would have less misinformation. Cruises are not for everybody, but several million people take a cruise every year, so it must have some merit.

Do they become dunkable? That would be outrageous.

Neckties don’t get washed - they get dry cleaned.  Doctors may not wear a tie because they don’t want to carry germs from one patient to another, but not because they get dipped in the food. Who makes this stuff up?

This is the kind of stuff you expect to find in a high school literary magazine.  Lifehacker is getting very bossy lately.  How about making suggestions instead of all these very assertive titles.  “Throw Out Out Neck Ties” “Don’t Eat These Foods” “Don’t Go to These Places on Vacation” “You’re Doing (whatever) All…

I put a teaspoon of water into the jar where I store my kernels.  Leave overnight. Works pretty well.

I know people who are allergic to raw tomatoes, but not cooked tomatoes.

Interesting, my Florida kitchen never goes down to 65 degrees. It’s usually in the mid-to-high 70's.

Junior’s is unduly famous.  It’s cloyingly sweet, and the texture isn’t as creamy as it should be. Obviously a different factory.

“Read. Read Read. Don’t waste your time and money.” Actually, you can do even better with YouTube. Google the destination and Youtube and dozens, nay hundreds, of clips are available. This has save me from some dreary side trips, and encouraged me to some places of which I had never heard.  Also YouTube gives you…