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Why wouldn't you want the bottom to cook, that sounds terrible.
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In regular ovens, the bottom will cook much faster than the toppings. You slide the steel under the pizza when the bottom is done (to avoid it being overcooked and crunchy) so the toppings can continue to cook. You can also use it to slightly overcook the top to get that wood-fired artisanal bullshit look at the top.
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Mar 13, 2017 19:57
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Hi thread, what are the goon recommendations for mattresses?
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JIZZ DENOUEMENT posted:Hi thread, what are the goon recommendations for mattresses? Ikea Sultan is good enough.
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LooksLikeABabyRat posted:In regular ovens, the bottom will cook much faster than the toppings. You slide the steel under the pizza when the bottom is done (to avoid it being overcooked and crunchy) so the toppings can continue to cook. You can also use it to slightly overcook the top to get that wood-fired artisanal bullshit look at the top. Wouldn't you just switch to broiler to finish off the top? I thought about getting a pizza stone but I heard it's a bitch to clean and needs an hour of preheating (running the oven for a full hour to heat up a stone sounds crazy to me).
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Mar 13, 2017 20:38
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how often do you really make pizzas?
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Lacey posted:Wouldn't you just switch to broiler to finish off the top? I thought about getting a pizza stone but I heard it's a bitch to clean and needs an hour of preheating (running the oven for a full hour to heat up a stone sounds crazy to me). You need to pre heat it for about 30 minutes to make sure the stone doesn't crack. Cleaning isn't too bad with a brush, they're basically going to have a patina after a few uses. They're only a bitch to clean if you want them to look new for some reason. You can use a broiler to finish the top, but the stone will still be hot and continue to cook the bottom. The screen completely stops the bottom from cooking. Definitely not a necessity, but a nice thing to have if you care about such things. I do not. I am allergic to dairy anyway.
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Jerry Cotton posted:Ikea Sultan is good enough. Oooh, these look reasonably priced with decent reviews.
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JIZZ DENOUEMENT posted:Oooh, these look reasonably priced with decent reviews. I have a mid-range mattress of their new lineup with springs topped with a layer of space foam and it's a lot better than the all latex and all space foam mattresses I had before. But you really have got to go out there and try a couple of types yourself. It's a really personal thing.
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JIZZ DENOUEMENT posted:Oooh, these look reasonably priced with decent reviews. Well I got it for free so it was very reasonably priced. I have to say that for a big fat guy I've never had any back trouble sleeping on one.
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Mar 13, 2017 21:11
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JIZZ DENOUEMENT posted:Hi thread, what are the goon recommendations for mattresses? I bought a Leesa recently and really like it
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Mar 13, 2017 21:38
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Ikea's mattresses are poo poo. Do not buy.
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Flipperwaldt posted:Also, not for sale anymore as of 2016. Yeah mine is okay too. Nothing to write home about, but its not terrible and it was relatively cheap. I'd love to upgrade to a Leesa or Casper or something, but poo poo gets expensive fast. See what your budget is, but if you're looking to avoid sleeping on the floor the ikea models will get the job done and not ruin your back.
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Mar 13, 2017 22:16
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JIZZ DENOUEMENT posted:Hi thread, what are the goon recommendations for mattresses? I bought a mattress from Casper two years ago and I really like it. Good prices too.
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Mar 13, 2017 22:38
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I bought a Costco memory foam mattress 10 years ago and it's still awesome. I really love memory foam mattresses and have no issues with overheating, etc. and could easily transport it to my house using a Honda Civic.
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We have a Purple mattress and while it's nice, I wouldn't buy another. The support layer is too thin, I'm a side sleeper. My wife loves it but she sleeps on her back. We had purchased some no name twin size coil mattress for our spare bedroom. It sleeps like a lumpy rock- went to Costco and got their king size 3in cooling gel topper, folded it over double on the twin and it's honestly the most amazing bed. Like being lowered into the cold, dead earth.
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Glottis posted:I bought a Costco memory foam mattress 10 years ago and it's still awesome. I really love memory foam mattresses and have no issues with overheating, etc. and could easily transport it to my house using a Honda Civic. I was worried they'd be a gimmick, or get flimsy or something after a while. But after a decade or more of lower back pain nearly eliminated in a couple months after buying a foam mattress, I can't help but evangelize for them now. I got the Sleep Innovations brand, which I think is on the 'bargain' side of things - but it's still the best mattress I've owned/used.
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Lincoln`s Wax posted:We have a Purple mattress and while it's nice, I wouldn't buy another. The support layer is too thin, I'm a side sleeper. My wife loves it but she sleeps on her back. We had purchased some no name twin size coil mattress for our spare bedroom. It sleeps like a lumpy rock- went to Costco and got their king size 3in cooling gel topper, folded it over double on the twin and it's honestly the most amazing bed. Like being lowered into the cold, dead earth. I have two Purple pillows and after some adjustment, I really like them. Our old latex pillows were fine but did overheat.
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Slimy Hog posted:I bought a Leesa recently and really like it Same
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You'll laugh but I bought a Zinus 12" mattress (and frame) from Amazon and I couldn't be more pleased. It sleeps just fine, and I enjoyed using those extra thousands of dollars on other goods and services. That said, my wife and I are normal sized adults so I don't know how this holds up if you're "big."
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Mar 14, 2017 16:11
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I've slept on a generic spring mattress from BJ's for the last 3 years and I feel terrible
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I bought a 14" Foam mattress from Sam's Club, don't remember the name brand but it has been great. I think if you go with anything besides an old style spring mattress you will like it.
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https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B005A4ON90/ref=oh_aui_search_detailpage?ie=UTF8&psc=1 Purchased this mattress in queen size 10" two years ago, it still feels brand new and sleeps better than any mattress I've ever tried. $200 is unbeatable too.
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Trastion posted:I bought a 14" Foam mattress from Sam's Club, don't remember the name brand but it has been great. I think if you go with anything besides an old style spring mattress you will like it. 100% this, my spouse and I bought a foam/latex pillow top mattress from hh gregg six or seven years ago, and it's just been fantastic. Just look for something with high density foam and some sort of cooling layer on top. I've heard better things about Leesa over Casper, apparently the side supports on casper aren't great if you tend to sleep near the edges. E: We recently bought an ikea pocket spring foam mattress for our guest bedroom, and It's been nice to sleep on. Not quite as nice as the (I want to say serta?) one we have in our bedroom, but definitely better than the spring one I grew up with and occasionally use when I visit my parents. Catatron Prime has a new favorite as of 20:23 on Mar 14, 2017 |
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My waffle maker broke in air travel a couple months ago so I decided to go overboard and buy a ridiculous one to replace it. Breville Smart Waffle Pro.
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Coffee And Pie posted:I've slept on a generic spring mattress from BJ's for the last 3 years and I feel terrible It shouldn't take you three years of blowjobs to save up for a single mattress
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Mar 14, 2017 21:13
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They may not be very good BJs.
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I'll have you know I made $300 and 5 cents suckin' dicks yesterday.
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GoGoGadgetChris posted:I'll have you know I made $300 and 5 cents suckin' dicks yesterday. Who the hell gave you 5 cents??
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Mar 14, 2017 21:19
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evobatman posted:Who the hell gave you 5 cents?? THEY ALL DID
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rockcity posted:My waffle maker broke in air travel a couple months ago so I decided to go overboard and buy a ridiculous one to replace it. I am pretty dedicated to eating well on any trips I take, but even I wouldn't take my own waffle maker with me while traveling.
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rockcity posted:My waffle maker broke in air travel a couple months ago so I decided to go overboard and buy a ridiculous one to replace it. So what does this thing do that a normal waffle maker doesn't? I'll admit I'm intrigued
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Jmcrofts posted:So what does this thing do that a normal waffle maker doesn't? I'll admit I'm intrigued Holds up better to rough TSA handling. The carry bar is also reinforced so you don't have to worry about it snagging while you hustle to your gate.
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Jmcrofts posted:So what does this thing do that a normal waffle maker doesn't? I'll admit I'm intrigued It has an app.
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Doom Rooster posted:I am pretty dedicated to eating well on any trips I take, but even I wouldn't take my own waffle maker with me while traveling. The waffle OP raises so many questions. 
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If you're not making your waffles in a sous-vide I don't know what to tell you.
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I got the king size Origins Pocket 1500 from these guys about 6 months ago and it's fantastic. I doubt they deliver outside the UK, but their site is worth a look just for the ridiculous amount of information about mattress construction. Alternatively, go the whole hog and drop £10k on a mattress from the Queen's bed maker. 26,000 titanium springs bitches! Randyslawterhouse has a new favorite as of 22:18 on Mar 14, 2017 |
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Fire Safety Doug posted:If you're not making your waffles in a sous-vide I don't know what to tell you. Pour-over waffles or bust
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I cold brew my waffles and put the mix through an aluminum mesh.
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Wait someone explain to me here, this goon travels so much (with their waffle iron) that they needed a high end one that would better handle rough TSA agents? So MANY QUESTIONS I bought a fancy lamp 
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