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Delthalaz posted:The dutch invented capitalism, splitting the check, weird cast iron pots called “ovens”. the worst farting under the covers, lighting a cigarette from someone elses, team jump rope, the list of accomplishments is staggering
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the only country on earth with worse food than br*tain
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Bro Dad posted:the only country on earth with worse food than br*tain it's funny, i never before considered that the dutch have a national cuisine
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they have their own split pea soup that is somehow worse than what you would expect and they call it snert  
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Goast posted:they have their own split pea soup that is somehow worse than what you would expect for real, is that part of the etymology on snot? because split pea soup looks like snot from when you're really sick and is about as appetizing to consume
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I'd eat that no worries.
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Azathoth posted:for real, is that part of the etymology on snot? because split pea soup looks like snot from when you're really sick and is about as appetizing to consume I don't think so, pretty sure it can also mean a pile of unimportant stuff
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i had a friend visit me from some bumfuck dutch cowtown and he cooked me a real dutch dinner. it was a ball of ground beef mixed with shaved carrots and tossed into the oven. i'm not even sure he used salt
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Goast posted:they have their own split pea soup that is somehow worse than what you would expect that looks like turds
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thomas crapper was an early giant of toilets, helped popularize the idea that indoor plumbing was a desirable idea and has his name emblazoned all over a ton of period toilets and it has absolutely nothing to do with the word "crap" or calling toilets "crappers". only so many sounds at the end of the day and coincidences happen
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sausage is the only thing they do well, but every other culture has good sausage so gently caress em
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the worst sausages are the very finely ground kind i saw in nw germany. they were like if a hotdog was eighteen inches long and light grey
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That soup looks decent enough, definitely seen worse American food. 7+ hour cook time? I'm unsure if those are supposed to be carrots floating there or a tube of pork product. Nevertheless it's hard to go wrong with lentils or lentil-adjacent soup in general. Might have to make this a snert-helg weekend. 
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Goast posted:sausage is the only thing they do well, but every other culture has good sausage so gently caress em i think the worst sausage is the thing we in the united states call breakfast sausage little crinkly awful spongy bastards that are legally describable as sausage, usually frozen, i hate them and i crave them
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i only eat bfast sausage in patty form if i have a choice
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same, they make ok lil sandwiches anyone know stuff about awful frozen foods ancient peoples ate? like- not necessarily raw ingredients you'd shove into the snow outside to preserve em, but foods specially prepared to be frozen and reheated?
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Pea soup is good.
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There's a method where you leave cider outside in the winter and skim off whatever doesn't freeze to use as liquor
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still a proud tradition, jacking the ice in cider to produce applejack. it sucks though, freeze distillation only removes the water from the solution, so you concentrate everything. more alcoholic but also more full of horrible byproducts and stuff.
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CoolCab posted:still a proud tradition, jacking
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Peanut Butler posted:same, they make ok lil sandwiches persia was doing some wild stuff with ice cream and sorbets because they had those vortex chillers that take the wind and freeze water from aquaducts dunno if they used it to preserve food
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Ornamental Dingbat posted:They don't sound trustworthy. What's their angle? it's a low-lying country full of low, lying people
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Archduke Frantz Fanon posted:persia was doing some wild stuff with ice cream and sorbets because they had those vortex chillers that take the wind and freeze water from aquaducts dunno if they used it to preserve food can you talk more about this
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Yakhchāl would get loaded with ice in the winter and could keep it frozen through the summer months, but couldn't chill water below freezing on their own iirc. 
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Ornamental Dingbat posted:Yakhchāl would get loaded with ice in the winter and could keep it frozen through the summer months, but couldn't chill water below freezing on their own iirc.
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It's pretty astounding to think about how millions today could (mostly) descend from only a few hundred people who lived hundreds, not thousands of years ago. I saw some population figures for medieval Finland and it was estimated to just 20,000–40,000 people. That's just a small town nowadays. Granted, that figure is probably on the very low end. Grevling has issued a correction as of 18:44 on Aug 30, 2022 |
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The idea that everyone on the planet is severely inbred is not astounding at all tbh
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Grevling posted:It's pretty astounding to think about how millions today could (mostly) descend from only a few hundred people who lived hundreds, not thousands of years ago. That, or it matters a lot exactly what you mean by medieval Finland. Finland apparently grew spectacularly compared to Sweden between AD 1000 and 1500, so it really might just have been near empty the years you were looking at.
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A Buttery Pastry posted:You sure they did not mean withing the borders at the time? The Duchy of Finland was initially just the southwestern tip of what would become Finland. It was supposed to be about 1150, I don't know the specifics of that. It might be way too low. But if 350 Jews can turn into millions then surely 40 000 Finns could.
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Why is this a "but"?
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ashenkazi jews are famous for not being able to fall down wells everybody knows that
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borat was a documentary
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Sherbert Hoover posted:borat was a documentary drat, beaten
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