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Yeah, I don't know about any health benefits, but water or club soda with fruit or vegetables in it is delicious and refreshing.
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Scathach posted:Infused water is pretty stupid. I feel like it's a half-step away from being homeopathy. Just eat the damned fruit and drink the damned water and stop being a weirdo. (I admit those glass straws are pretty loving cute, though.) If you don't infuse the water, how is it supposed to get the memory of the fruit?
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chitoryu12 posted:If you don't infuse the water, how is it supposed to get the memory of the fruit? The fruit is supposed to LOOK at the water, duh. Unless it's some really sub-par fruit.
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Apr 28, 2016 22:36
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Apr 28, 2016 22:42
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Those loving agriculturists and their stupid grains. What was wrong with berries and game?
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Apr 29, 2016 01:34
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Rigged Death Trap posted:Those loving agriculturists and their stupid grains. This but unironically. There is a reason why our ancestors first used grains for making alcoholic beverages and only later for eating. The world would be a better place if palms grew everywhere so our ancestors could have just acquired an easy source of alcohol without agriculture.
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Apr 29, 2016 03:19
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Apr 29, 2016 04:09
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My Lovely Horse posted:Oh hell yes it's Pimm's season soon, thanks for the reminder Oh man, a British friend of a friend introduced me to Pimm's last summer. Thank YOU for reminding me it's time to whip some up, those fuckers are tasty.
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Apr 29, 2016 04:43
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TheDon01 posted:Oh man, a British friend of a friend introduced me to Pimm's last summer. Thank YOU for reminding me it's time to whip some up, those fuckers are tasty. Pimm's Blackberry & Elderflower mixed with a lemon shandy over ice is a cool and delicious way to enjoy a summer day.
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Apr 29, 2016 05:17
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 I had Pimms at that place I went with the mason jar drinks last week. It had orange and cucumber slices in it, but it was made with ginger beer which was friggin amazing. Put ginger beer in everything.
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I would love to see how much these cost, by the way.
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Apr 29, 2016 06:00
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I have always wished my love of pork rinds would become socially acceptable, but not like this...  I bet those taste like the gross rear end frito lays ones but with more sea salt and rosemary.
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Apr 29, 2016 06:08
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Scathach posted:Infused water is pretty stupid. I feel like it's a half-step away from being homeopathy. Just eat the damned fruit and drink the damned water and stop being a weirdo. (I admit those glass straws are pretty loving cute, though.) No idiot, I'm trying to lose weight, obviously I can't drink the one with strawberries.
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Apr 29, 2016 06:11
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If they can gentifry the most basic things like table salt, they can gentrify anything.
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That kind of packaging is the loving worst. it's like the corny yuppie version of those Doritos bags from the 90's that had writing all over them like "DO YOU LIKE 16 KINDS OF CHEESE BAKED INTO A UNBELIEVABLY FIREY EXPLOSION? YEAH WE THOUGHT YOU DID human being. NOW HOLD ONTO YOUR DICK AND ROCK CLIMBING GEAR BECAUSE FLAMIN HOT SUSHI FLAVORED DORITOS ARE ABOUT TO BLOW YOUR LILY WHITE SOCKS OFF. SIT BACK AND GET READY TO GET YOUR HEAD BLOWN OFF WITH A FULL FRONTAL ASSAULT OF TASTE. WE HOPE U DON'T HAVE TO CALL THE SUICIDE HOTLINE CAUSE YOU EXPERIENCE TOO MANY FLAVORS AT ONCE WITH NEW DORITOS FLAMIN HOT SUSHI BITCH"
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Who makes Adelaide's best AB?quote:Though nothing more than sauce on meat on chips, the AB ranks with the pie floater and the frog cake as Adelaide’s most iconic food.
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NESguerilla posted:That kind of packaging is the loving worst. it's like the corny yuppie version of those Doritos bags from the 90's that had writing all over them like "DO YOU LIKE 16 KINDS OF CHEESE BAKED INTO A UNBELIEVABLY FIREY EXPLOSION? YEAH WE THOUGHT YOU DID human being. NOW HOLD ONTO YOUR DICK AND ROCK CLIMBING GEAR BECAUSE FLAMIN HOT SUSHI FLAVORED DORITOS ARE ABOUT TO BLOW YOUR LILY WHITE SOCKS OFF. SIT BACK AND GET READY TO GET YOUR HEAD BLOWN OFF WITH A FULL FRONTAL ASSAULT OF TASTE. WE HOPE U DON'T HAVE TO CALL THE SUICIDE HOTLINE CAUSE YOU EXPERIENCE TOO MANY FLAVORS AT ONCE WITH NEW DORITOS FLAMIN HOT SUSHI BITCH" I like the teensy little "seemingly southern" print to the right, like, "Oh, don't feel like white trash. This poo poo has rosemary and is $5.49 a bag. Extreeeeeeme snackin', yo." Also, rosemary makes my throat close in on itself, so I consider these to be a downgrade imo
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Apr 29, 2016 06:30
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In more civilised parts of the country they call that a HSP or Halal Snack Pack.
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Shbobdb posted:This but unironically. There is a reason why our ancestors first used grains for making alcoholic beverages and only later for eating. Unfortunately this isn't backed by evidence. Parched grains and evidence of wild grain consumption as porridge goes back to the Middle Paleolithic.
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Scathach posted:Infused water is pretty stupid. I feel like it's a half-step away from being homeopathy. Just eat the damned fruit and drink the damned water and stop being a weirdo. (I admit those glass straws are pretty loving cute, though.) Swill mineral water.
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Apr 29, 2016 09:13
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I stumbled across this bizarrely sexually-charged article in which the author personifies various types of grain as men and then introduces them to us, the readers, as if we are being pressured into a blind date.
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only tangentially-related but it's the only joke i remember from my visit to australia why do northern australians drink XXXX? because they can't spell "beer"
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Scathach posted:I think that started with the labels on Dr. Bronner's weirdass soaps. Yeah, except the original Dr Bronner was a true believer, so it's less obnoxious.
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So it's a weaksauce version of smoked meat poutine then?
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Scathach posted:I think that started with the labels on Dr. Bronner's weirdass soaps. Who cares what kind of crazy he was, their soap is great.
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cash crab posted:I like the teensy little "seemingly southern" print to the right, like, "Oh, don't feel like white trash. This poo poo has rosemary and is $5.49 a bag. Extreeeeeeme snackin', yo." All the deliciousness of poor people food doesn't outstrip bougie hipster types' intense desire to look down their noses at others. Ever noticed when people like that do deign to venture into a bodega or a small restaurant they've gotta call it a "hole in the wall" or some other passive aggressive snipe?
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bunnyofdoom posted:So it's a weaksauce version of smoked meat poutine then? Adelaide.  And I say this as someone from Adelaide.  E: I can't properly answer the question because I've never had it. Or poutine for that matter. AlphaKretin fucked around with this message at 03:08 on Apr 30, 2016 |
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GOTTA STAY FAI posted:I knew nothing about Blue Apron when a friend of mine sent me a free shipment. I don't see how it would be any better than just ordering the ingredients online instead
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Planet Piss posted:Ever noticed when people like that do deign to venture into a bodega or a small restaurant they've gotta call it a "hole in the wall" or some other passive aggressive snipe? Nope, but that's an excellent point and I think you've helped me develop a new pet peeve.
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Jyrraeth posted:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fl8hPfs3o8c welcome to portland i guess
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Pigsfeet on Rye posted:Who cares what kind of crazy he was, their soap is great.  Well I can't say he didn't know how to present himself.
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Planet Piss posted:Ever noticed when people like that do deign to venture into a bodega or a small restaurant they've gotta call it a "hole in the wall" or some other passive aggressive snipe? what makes you think it's a passive-aggressive snipe? i've only ever heard it used endearingly. cash crab posted:Nope, but that's an excellent point and I think you've helped me develop a new pet peeve.
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Improbable Lobster posted:I don't see how it would be any better than just ordering the ingredients online instead Because you don't have to like think duh
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Pimms made with Lemon Lime and Bitters is pretty much the most refreshing thing in the world.
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Improbable Lobster posted:I don't see how it would be any better than just ordering the ingredients online instead Eh, it's not really. It's a pricey alternative to it. If you don't cook that often and aren't good with recipes, it's a good alternative. I like how they only send you as much as you need for the recipe, though. So if you're trying some recipe you found online and you buy a package of fresh Marjoram or whatever, you aren't stuck wasting the rest of the herbs after spending $6.75 on a package of them. Sure, you could use those items up on the rest of your meals for the week, but if you aren't regularly cooking full meals, one-off ingredients expire pretty fast.
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But if you learn to cook, you will learn things like that every co-op in existence has bulk spices so you can buy exactly as much as you want (as well as some larger chains like Winco).
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Pick posted:But if you learn to cook, you will learn things like that every co-op in existence has bulk spices so you can buy exactly as much as you want (as well as some larger chains like Winco). the post you're trying to argue with by saying that posted:if you lived in a rural area and didn't have access to stuff like shiitake mushrooms and fresh mint believe it or not there are places in the world where there isn't a local co-op selling bulk spices; I've lived in several e: I think those services are wasteful anyway ("instead of trying to find local alternatives i'll just have somebody literally put five marjoram leaves in an envelope on a loving truck and drive it across the country to my house, and somehow this will make me feel better and less wasteful"??) but that specific point isn't super valid
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My town doesn't even have a grocery store and most places don't deliver out here. I could see that being useful if you lived in the middle of nowhere and don't commute into the city regularly if it didn't cost $10 a goddamn serving
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