What the fuck is cattle and soy? Even if you don't process them - if you handle, store, transport, or import/export them, you'd fall under food regulations covered by GFSI which already has requirements in place for traceability, recalls, etc.
Most mid to large sized food companies are already under a GFSI scheme which would already require this type of traceability, so it's mostly a non issue. Regulations like these are also known about for years to give companies time to get compliant. It took over 8 years for all the regulations in...
Expense ratio on TRBCX is way too high, even QQQ is lower by 0.51%. You can split your portfolio between FXAIX and QQQ which I do, though a little heavier towards the SP500
The old adage is to get a friend with a boat. Helping him clean it once in awhile beats owning. There's a reason this saying exists "The best 2 days of a boat owners life are the day he buys it and the day he sells it."
By the time Lanx dies his house is going to be one giant Amazon Rube Goldberg machine that literally does every task for him without him having to leave bed.
Most of the breaded items you see in the freezer section are par-fried. And most of the ones you'll get served in a restaurant will be fried. Our appetizers are usually about 3-5% absorption based on weight. Donuts absorb about 20-25% of their weight in oil/shortening, something to keep in mind...
It's going to depend on what you're frying. Foods with low oil absorption should be fine. Once you start frying things like breaded items, pastries, etc, you'll taste the difference real quick.
Olive oil has a smoke point of around 400, so while you can fry most foods between 350-400, you have a thin margin to work with. I think the biggest issue with frying with olive oil would be the flavor profile, not the smoke point. For reference, most other oils are usually 450+
Basically you'll only want to use oils that are extracted from simple pressing, not processing, Olive oil and Avocado oil was already mentioned. Peanut and sesame oils are other good and popular pressed oils.
How about this for a restructuring option, don't make your business model about flying joggers around. Or at least do a pay per view for the fights that break out in the terminal.
I'd only use baker's percentages for bread, and if you bake a lot of it in different batch sizes. That's really its only advantage is being able to adjust your batch size on the fly
Their pie crust is another example. Really good, but who has time to cut in butter, than cut in shortening, then add in chilled water, and then add in chilled vodka. I like a good crust as the next guy but I'm not making a pie for the king of a country who will behead me if he hates it FFS.
Chocolate chip cookies - America's Test Kitchen recipe is burned in my brain, down to the fact that I know you need to add 2 extra tablespoons of flour. I can knock out a batch and have it baked in 30 minutes, and most of that time is spooning it out and 20 minutes bake time. If you like your...
I think the only thing saving him from a trip to the shaw or a ban hammer is that at least he keeps his crazy contained in this thread. And since this game will never release, does anyone really care if he took over the thread to vent his crazy?
Yep, someone posted a review earlier. I gave it a shot, imagine taking brotato and backpack hero and having a baby, and adding in a little bit of meta progression. It needs a bunch of polish though, as the game play is a bit janky compared to the others, and the view angle is atrocious. I still...