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Lid posted:https://www.huffpost.com/entry/why-does-cilantro-taste-bad-like-soap_n_7653808 How the gently caress do you crystalize a chicken?
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Dec 9, 2020 05:39
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if you do it carefully it takes too long and alerts then and some of their essence escapes
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Gumball Gumption posted:How the gently caress do you crystalize a chicken? Probably something to do with maltodextrin, that poo poo's weird
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Dec 9, 2020 06:31
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Wait, is chicken salt not huge worldwide? Once again Australia ahead of the curve, it's fairy bread all over again
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Dec 9, 2020 06:34
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SG Bamboo posted:Wait, is chicken salt not huge worldwide? Once again Australia ahead of the curve, it's fairy bread all over again They've literally never heard of it.
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Dec 9, 2020 06:38
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I wish to be made into salt, when I die
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Americans don’t even use kettles. this is the globe-straddling hegemon we’re stuck with folks smdh
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Dec 9, 2020 07:04
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Well there’s no real hot sauce in England. I do have a kettle though. And I don’t drink out of shoes like folks down under. No healthcare though. Just great hot sauce.
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I really do live in the best country, i've got both healthcare and hotsauce. And plenty of shoes to drink out of.Seams posted:Americans don’t even use kettles. This is absolutely baffling to me. Like how the gently caress? I use my kettle every day, do you people boil everything on the stove like a commoner?
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Dec 9, 2020 07:36
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SG Bamboo posted:I really do live in the best country, i've got both healthcare and hotsauce. And plenty of shoes to drink out of. As I told my (Canadian) wife before we moved to Canada, we don't drink tea we throw it in the river. Because we prefer rum and hate that tea wasn't taxes but rum was.
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SG Bamboo posted:I really do live in the best country, i've got both healthcare and hotsauce. And plenty of shoes to drink out of. Yeah, that sounds about right.
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love it or leave it, press 1 for english yee haw!! Chicken salt is made out of gigantic venomous spiders and indigenous artifacts. We love macaroni and we love yellow mustard.
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American cuisine (Hot dog and peperony) >>> Australian cuisine (Gamey roo meat + "Chicken salt") >>> british "cuisine" (Grey goop on a plate)
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Dec 9, 2020 07:45
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I’ve been to like 30 countries and the only time I had better food than America was Indian food in loving Glasgow Scotland. This would change dramatically if I were able to go to a country in south america or asia though i stead of Europe.
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SG Bamboo posted:I really do live in the best country, i've got both healthcare and hotsauce. And plenty of shoes to drink out of. The only time Americans drink tea is when they have a cold. The kettle is just that fancy-looking thing on grandma's stove she never uses.
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Eat My Fuc posted:I’ve been to like 30 countries and the only time I had better food than America was Indian food in loving Glasgow Scotland. My wife and I did an England-Scotland-Ireland trip a few years back and one of our most fondly remembered meals was Indian food we got from a grocery store cafe in Edinburgh, partially because a large European soft drink cup is a small American, but also because we got hustled into a terrible and overpriced Indian restaurant on the London leg of the trip.
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I have an electric kettle and use it to make tea every morning (chocolate nut maté) and evening (fresh mint or lemon basil from the garden). Lemon basil smells and tastes like Fruit Loops.
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Dec 9, 2020 08:13
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The food in Paris and Hong Kong is exceptional.
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Fish soap
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Dec 9, 2020 09:14
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You guys are insane, cilantro tastes nothing like soup.
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Dr. Baker posted:The food in Paris and Hong Kong is exceptional. Hong Kong is let down by the bizarre decision to drink hot Coca Cola
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Lamuella posted:You guys are insane, cilantro tastes nothing like soup. Its genetics like how some people asparagas makes their piss smell virulent or supertasters who taste bitter at much higher percentages than normal so beer and coffee are undrinkable. Not insanity. Edit: oh and people who smell parmesean cheese as vomit.
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It was a soup joke.
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Rarity posted:Wait I thought the soap thing was coriander what Cilantro is what Americans call coriander
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GEORGE W BUSHI posted:Cilantro is what Americans call coriander This just raises further questions
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It's cause it's used a lot in mexican cooking and cilantro is the spanish word for coriander.
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Wait, I thought Koriand'r was Starfire's real name.
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Lamuella posted:Wait, I thought Koriand'r was Starfire's real name. In current dc she’s Silant’ro.
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Seams posted:It's cause it's used a lot in mexican cooking and cilantro is the spanish word for coriander. What's the reason they call aubergines eggplants?
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Why do they call rocket arugula?
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forkboy84 posted:What's the reason they call aubergines eggplants? Originally used for white cultivars where the fruit looked like eggs.
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a cyborg mug posted:I wish to be made into salt, when I die The salt turns the bodies into mummies
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Ganso Bomb posted:The salt turns the bodies into mummies I enjoyed the comment I saw on a Guga Foods video: ”when you think about it, mummies are basically dry-aged humans”
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Commander Coriander Salamander and 'Er Singlehander Bellylander
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The usage is typically that coriander is the seed and cilantro is the leaf.
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Lamuella posted:Originally used for white cultivars where the fruit looked like eggs. Huh, interesting
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