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Burn toast: Is it bad for you?
The concern with burned, charred or grilled foods is with a class of chemicals known as polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons (PAHs), which are products of combustion of carbon-containing chemicals (a group that includes essentially...
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Bialetti Moka pots - oxidation
I doubt it was aluminum oxide — considering ion activities, pH of boiling water, etc. Most probably it was just calcium carbonate.
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Buying bags of ice
as it freezes. store bought ice is already solid when you toss it in, so no worries there. baking soda is supposed to help, and i suppose activated carbon might too. ed
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Authentic Southern for a vegan?
I was curious about this too: http://www.vegsource.com/jo/qa/qasugar.htm "Over half of the cane refineries in the United States use bone char (charcoal made from animal bones) as their activated carbon source. The bone char used
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Coral Way in Miami- Hidden Gems?
I found Old Lisbon a little disappointing. It’s very homestyle, favoring large portions over pizzazz in the preparation. It’s not actively bad, but the caldo verde and pork and clams were both a little dull. Nothing a...
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Seltzer Sisters Delivers
Wow, thanks for the tip — this is good news! I use one of the co2 charged seltzer bottles, but it never reaches the same level of carbonation. Of course, even with that lying around friends are always trying to pull a...
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PUR water filter
for a while to "activate" it. That seems kinda wasteful. . . Your thoughts, please? Thanks!
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School help again! Pickles or something else with bacteria or fungus
Easiest one I can think of is yogurt. You just need some starter and milk. Any decent yogurt labelled "with active cultures" should work.
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Pans that can take the HEAT
that NEED high heat, in at least their initial stages. Roasting spices, Softening corn tortillas in oil. Probably browning meats (I’m just guessing, as I’m a vegetarian.) That’s just a start. I’ve ruined at...
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Calgary Farmers' Market - closing at its current location
I agree to the extent that people need to reduce their carbon footprint. I’m a big fan of local produce, and living in an apartment (and moving on a regular basis for work) does not really allow for me to grow my own...
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Williams-Sonoma Cooking Classes
Thanks for your reply! I now don’t feel so bad that we ended up skipping out on the class in favor of spending our money on tickets to Monster Jam (we’re both in debt students, so a choice had to be made and big...
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Bottled Water Waste of Money - Unhealthy Too
'd call them, made the phones ring off the hook with customers wondering why their water smelled like a stagnant pond. The best solution for the Taste and Odor problem was activated carbon, like Brita filters. Activated carbon is...
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Wildfish Seafood Grille (Scottsdale)
than Eddie V’s, but the prices don’t reflect it. First Impressions: The menu is basically a carbon copy of Eddie V’s, so looking at it we knew what the expect. When our waiter came over he mentioned he was in the Management...
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Recs for Make-Your-Own Rootbeer kits?
I saw this make-your-own rootbeer kit in a, yet another crappy, catalog I receive for no apparent reason: http://www.hearthsong.com/hearthsong/product.do?section_id=3&bc=1005&pgc=367&sv=2494&cmvalue=HS|3|CRAFTS%20%20ACTIVITIES...
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HELP - Wink in cans
About 6 weeks ago Wink (in cans) and most other C-Plus products ‘disappeared’ from all my local grocery stores. A few stores still stock the 2 litre bottles, but these are inconvenient as the carbonation has...
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