vinegar based is a thing? Must be regional, but cause I never heard of it / seen it anywhere around here.
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Dtknuckles
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For me I’m good with lemon and oil pepper and cilantro.
Joe Mac
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Is a crime against food.
Hey now, them are fightin words. Go eat some Asparagus.
folsom_lives
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My man.
Dtknuckles
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they just don’t have enough dental Americans up there in Ireland.
That does sound good.
Joe Mac
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what?
I think he meant mental. I can't make any sense out of dental.
Dtknuckles
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Central
Joe Mac
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No we don’t so much. A decent sized Indian community using Corriander but I can take it when in a curry with lots other flavours prominent. Bitter soap isn’t so much a nice prominent flavour in a dish though.
That assumes you have the genetic trait that makes cilantro taste like bitter soap.
For people who don't have that trait, that is not an issue.
Believer101
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How confident are we on Nevada ?
It is the only "at risk" thing I see.
It is the only "at risk" thing I see.
More confident than NC and GA
ayayrawn
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From what I can tell, the concensus seems to be, out of the remaining states, it is the MOST likely one that Biden wins.*
*We'll see though
Turbo
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I think they are absentees which should break for Biden, which is why we are not hearing much.
So on the cautious route, if we count Michigan but not Arizona, it's 253-214, Biden needs PA or two of: NC, GA, NV, or AZ to get to 270 (ignoring Alaska as the 3 only really comes into play in some very weird turnout). If you take Arizona for Biden, he just needs one of NV, PA, NC, or GA (though just Nevada puts it WAY too close to faithless elector range for my taste).
Jonathan Y
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Cilantro is literally the crack of seasonings. Like Pusha t said if you know you know