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Remulak posted:Rice can have some astonishingly high arsenic levels. if you aren’t eating it at every meal, it doesn’t matter terribly, but if you are the pasta-like method with draining water is a really good idea. this is troubling because i eat rice at least once a day however i rinse mine because if i dont my rice cooker bubbles over leaving a white film all over the counter
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blatman posted:this is troubling because i eat rice at least once a day That's all the high quality arsenic. You're leaving money on the table man.
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May 23, 2023 00:46
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In Training posted:That's all the high quality arsenic. You're leaving money on the table man. i wasnt buying fancy enough rice for it to be high quality, i was getting at best the arsenic equivalent of when u buy a baggie of oregano in highschool
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May 23, 2023 00:48
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I guess parts of France are still permanently polluted with so much arsenic grass still can't grow there anymore Since ww1
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ikanreed posted:Now this is a good troll. I thought so too but it didn’t get a single bite so I guess not
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SniperWoreConverse posted:I guess parts of France are still permanently polluted with so much arsenic grass still can't grow there anymore yeah France is all arse i agree
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May 23, 2023 01:56
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blatman posted:this is troubling because i eat rice at least once a day a car driving by you is probably worse for your health than eating some arsenic rice
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May 23, 2023 02:56
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rice should never go in a burrito
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May 23, 2023 03:15
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COPE 27 posted:rice should never go in a burrito if you take that away from San Francisco all they have left is rice a roni
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May 23, 2023 03:19
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https://twitter.com/mrkocnnll/status/1660657826740465665
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Remulak posted:Rice can have some astonishingly high arsenic levels. if you aren’t eating it at every meal, it doesn’t matter terribly, but if you are the pasta-like method with draining water is a really good idea. Got a source for that? Tens of millions of Japanese people eat rice two or three times a day and live well into old age without getting arsenic poisoning.
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May 23, 2023 05:59
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COPE 27 posted:rice should never go in a burrito I like it.
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May 23, 2023 06:12
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ikanreed posted:Does anyone drain rice? Shame Boy posted:Treacle is what the British use instead of actually good sugar syrups
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May 23, 2023 08:00
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Tiggum posted:I've always boiled and drained rice. It works perfectly and is the easiest and most convenient method. how is an extra step the most convenient
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Antonymous posted:how is an extra step the most convenient 'Cause you don't have to measure how much water you put in or keep an eye on it in case the water all gets absorbed and it burns. Just heat a pot of water, put rice in it, leave it a while, drain.
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May 23, 2023 08:11
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do you measure how much toothpaste to put on your brush or do you like, after doing it once or twice, know what amount will be appropriate
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May 23, 2023 08:15
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its ok though u do u. just don't be snotty about doing things the white way
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May 23, 2023 08:17
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when I make carbonara for myself I use about 24 eggs, two cartons. Then at the end I pour the egg sauce onto the pasta until it looks like the right amount, then I throw the excess into the rubbish. This is the most efficient, easiest, and tasty way. it has always resulted in a perfect amount of sauce on my pasta.
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May 23, 2023 08:21
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Antonymous posted:just don't be snotty about doing things the white way
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May 23, 2023 09:33
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i rinse my steak after cooking it so
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I remember watching a Youtube with some American grandma making "depression era" dishes and "poor man's" whatevers and it all looked like normal (if a bit fatty) food to me. Like, food a student here in this day and age could not afford to eat on the regular.
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Professor Shark posted:i rinse my steak after cooking it so I've heard of this and let me tell you, you don't have to keep being a huge piece of poo poo. People can change. It gets better.
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3D Megadoodoo posted:I remember watching a Youtube with some American grandma making "depression era" dishes and "poor man's" whatevers and it all looked like normal (if a bit fatty) food to me. Like, food a student here in this day and age could not afford to eat on the regular. Now you're getting it. Note how you also can't afford to buy a home now either.
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3D Megadoodoo posted:I remember watching a Youtube with some American grandma making "depression era" dishes and "poor man's" whatevers and it all looked like normal (if a bit fatty) food to me. Like, food a student here in this day and age could not afford to eat on the regular. It's usually either that or it's something that requires 6 hours of work to make cheaply.
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You're not supposed to give babies too much rice porridge because of the arsenic content. Which sucks because you end up with to much rice flour that is only useful for babies. On the other hand, my wife's niece refused to eat anything else and she is dating the most insufferable business major type I have ever met so clearly she got brain damage. Anyway, when cooking rice you don't have to measure, just add water so it's one finger segment higher than the rice, works every time. Also cook too much rice because frying them with eggs the days after is so good.
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ekuNNN posted:you guys should come post in the C-SPAM cooking thread, it's always too quiet in there If you add the same amount of water you get a 35% thinner gruel
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ekuNNN posted:you guys should come post in the C-SPAM cooking thread, it's always too quiet in there Don't know about the price and packaging, but according to their website quote:Sugar content (on 55g basis): Lower Sugar Apples & Cinnamon: 8g Sugar. Our regular Apples & Cinnamon flavor contains 14g. So it's not just because there's less oatmeal per packet.
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I was gonna say that seems like the rare kinda thing the FDA would actually get on you about if you tried to be cheeky with specific ingredient claims like that.
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May 23, 2023 13:27
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this was a one off sight gag in an episode of The Righteous Gemstones lol
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May 23, 2023 13:41
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The virgin "nobody is having kids anymore" vs the chad "don't even consider dating in your 20s #grindset #success #winmode"
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hobbesmaster posted:if you take that away from San Francisco all they have left is rice a roni They still have ice cream sandwiched between two oatmeal cookies. Not very good though
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Weatherman posted:Got a source for that? Tens of millions of Japanese people eat rice two or three times a day and live well into old age without getting arsenic poisoning. I have this open in another tab: https://www.consumerreports.org/cro/magazine/2015/01/how-much-arsenic-is-in-your-rice/index.htm
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Remulak posted:lol, google. I knew that the draining method was suggested in India due to the arsenic, but I had no idea it was universal. quote:All types of rice (except sushi and quick cooking) with a label indicating that it's from Arkansas, Louisiana, or Texas or just from the U.S. had the highest levels of inorganic arsenic in our tests. lol
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Another fun entry in the list of topics where you can just take a map and color the south red and label it "bad things" and it fits the data
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My understanding is that brown rice is the main one to look out for. Arsenic is stored in the husk.
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Fitzy Fitz posted:My understanding is that brown rice is the main one to look out for. Arsenic is stored in the husk.
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cat botherer posted:Goddamnit and here I thought I was being healthy. You can’t win! I mean, the arsenic wasn't always there. We did that.
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McCracAttack posted:I mean, the arsenic wasn't always there. We did that. Nah it was always there, it's one of those things that's just kinda naturally in soil. We're definitely the reason why there's a lot more of it though.
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For decades we blasted some of our best agricultural land with arsenic insecticides. Oops.
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Fitzy Fitz posted:My understanding is that brown rice is the main one to look out for. Arsenic is stored in the husk. arsenic is stored in the balls
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