Once, when the giant bags of garlic went on sale, I minced my own jar with a brine solution and it turned green and cloudy in two days. My conclusion was that the commercial options include chemical magic more powerful than just acid. Maybe oil, acidic or not, is the anӕrobic solution.

Too crisp, to the point of blackened is the problem. Given a choice, I will always take the softer option. My first and only direct-to-rack attempt sagged as it thawed and stuck to the rack, and I remember wondering if rack spacing varies between brands.

Too crisp is the problem, to the point of blackened. Given a choice I will always take the softer option. Things change over time and details are forgotten; I should try the rack again, faced with no other success.

Kirkland become America’s biggest consumer packaged goods brand

No Name just tells me it’ll probably be the cheapest, nothing else. It’s ironic that Loblaws tries to leverage PC (President’s Choice) as some kind of best-deal-premium when I find PC to be pathetically hit or miss. I’d rather buy the cheap No Name so I know I’m getting what I paid for.

Never understood store pizzas, so prepared wrong as I never follow the official package instructions. I prefer thick crusts, chewy, and the toppings well cooked.

I was elated about God giving a haircut being so perfectly Zen, with some tongue-in-cheek about God creating man in her own image, considering her life-long pixie image. There’s a lot going on in a simple scene, and I’m sure Steven Spielberg was aware of every detail or downfall of depicting God on screen, if not the…

Sigh; it’s a press. Another inventor hung up on a concept and refusing to address its shortcomings. Some issues apply to all presses, but anyway:

My disabled acquaintance bought minced garlic in jars to bypass her limitations, problem solved.

An NFT of the Kickstarter, so when he vanishes with the money you’ll still have the NFT value in your portfolio, win-win.

I was starting a skeptic list in my head before watching the video, and it was oddly specific about easy to clean while ignoring the “stamp” part with all the tiny crevices.

For me, Always was an odd choice that stood apart from the entire list.

Along the lines of all the etc. etc. etc, this might be a perfect platform for a big flywheel, launching violently between frequent stops and a lot of breaks to casually build up energy. The kind of thing regular cars never use because it’s not worth the extra weight and drive train would be perfect for this task as…

Exactly, expressed like expecting the IBM360 in the basement to outlive the careers of the staff tending it.

I’ve read alternative pulp series, for better or worse, but I’d never heard of Reacher so I was hoping for an introduction from the first movie.

I expected arguments about exact timing, but my main point is how time continues to compress, pinching pennies or not. Please indulge me while I indulge in a coffee.

You tell me. No room for rhetoric in the nugget biz. However, plenty of room for innuendo and intimation.

Couldn’t resist so I checked: the big front label is “Breaded White Meat Chicken Strips: Fully Cooked Cutlettes” (uh, that’s the English side and it seems that odd spelling is code for “restructured patty” so something new learned every day) and the first ingredient on the back is “chicken” followed by the usual…

I stopped back here because what I learned at a store today is pretty much repeating what you summarized.

I went to Real Canadian Superstore and asked lotsa chicken questions. For the unfamiliar, Superstore is a large volume and bulk chain for Canada-wide Loblaws, similar to CostCo or Walmart. Any smaller store would…

It’s difficult and thankless. I just bought some cheap breaded strips and they’re nugget mince. I was hoping for something more glorified like breast chunks or tenderloins, but I didn’t bother to read the package and at least I confirmed strip means nothing. They’re bad, flavourless and dry, actually worse than any…