It wouldn’t surprise me. Bread is absolutely one of those products where the stuff in a bag vs the stuff from home or a semi-proper bakery are like night and day. My bread machine is one of the better christmas gifts I’ve gotten in a while.
Crystal is pretty good too. Same ingredients beyond the peppers being cayennes instead of tabascoes.
Why does the second guy's kitchen look exactly like Jack Scalfani's?
Who do you think taught him how to cook?
Weird, it's definitely close. But the reality is that the houses were probably built in a similar timeframe with modular cabinets. Fatty's kitchen has handles on everything, and 4 cabinets to the right of the stove though, this guy only has 2. Plus Fatty had appliances with the stainless crap on the front. It's the same reason strip malls built around the same timeframe look the same even on different ends of the country. There's only a handful of companies actually doing architecture, construction, mass producing cabinets, etc.
Other than mutilating the fuck out of the omelet it looks more edible than anything Jack ever made. And has more veggies.
do you recall the name of the channel? sounds fun
Yes actually retarded.
thanks bro
This is a thing I've noticed over the years as well.
I would not feed that to a wild dog.
The only curry I enjoy consuming is Malaysian curry.
Interesting information.
You can take a goat to the river, but you cannot force it to drink.
I do not want to know how you have acquired such intimate knowledge of negroid mouth flavors.
What do the Gurkhas eat?
There really is nothing like baking your own bread. Little yeast, buttload of flour, some butter, some water, a small pinch each of salt and sugar (or a few drops of honey), maybe a splash of vinegar, it's actually really easy to make.
Late as hell on this, but this is a subject I know something about, and the thread may enjoy it. This article by the NIH (Archive) talks about infant mortality rates in various ethnic groups. It specifically compares blacks and Hispanics because of their similar socioeconomic profiles. In short, black people have astronomically high rates of Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS) because they listen to grandma instead of their doctor. The study found that black people have higher awareness of SIDS than Hispanics, but Hispanic mothers are still more likely to practice safe infant sleeping habits. Black mothers are more likely to ignore their pediatrician's advice in favor of advice from older female relatives, in the process of which they do almost everything you can possibly do to increase the risk of SIDS. They share beds with babies, places babies on their stomachs to sleep, expose babies to secondhand smoke, and so on, despite being told by their doctors not to do any of that. Their doctor says, "Alone, on its back, in a crib." Grandma says, "Mah babies slepp on dey stomachs inna bed wiff me, an' dey came out aight." They listen to grandma instead of the pediatrician, and their baby dies of SIDS. It's profoundly goddamn tragic.
I'd imagine this stems from black people generally not trusting medical institutions very much, which itself stems from historical racism. Given all the stuff that went on with covid and vaccines and whatnot causing a widespread generalized distrust of said institutions, I can't imagine that this sentiment is on the decline.
Interestingly though, many cultures to this day don't go to doctors for just about anything and often take advice from older relatives, or at most local village doctors or friends and relatives with medical knowledge, to great results
All of which also neatly dovetails with the "SIDS is medical profession jargon for willful or negligent infant homicide that no one really cares enough about to try to prove in a court of law" hypothesis.
If it makes you feel better he died back in like 2006 of salmonella poisoning. (not really salmonella - at least I don't think so.)
To add to this back when I lived in a large city back in the early 00s a black infant was crushed to death by an oversized TV on a stand too small, about every two to three weeks, it would keep making the local news. Even if they make it past age 2 when they're running around they're getting crushed by TVs. It was incredible to me. They even had PSA movements about securing your TV with some local rapper.
Everything. Pile it all up on a single plate and tuck in.
lol
I also wanted to share this tidbit. Supposedly it's nearly entirely women killing their children knowingly and it's not exposed because lack of evidence and not alerting the husband, which could end bloodily. The biggest evidence is how it doesn't make sense from an outside perspective - First of all, the name means nothing. It's not some magical ailment, something happened to kill the baby and it isn't shared. Even as an umbrella term it's meaningless. Second, why isn't it the biggest focus of the health industry? You'd think there will be massive expenditure of resources to research and fix this mysterious thing that is common enough to be heard by everyone.
I'm a little skeptical that any of black people's problems have anything to do with racism.
