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@texttheater It's a dastardly plot by Big Recipe Book.
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@Sobex @texttheater I guess chronologically they _are_ DAGs, because we don’t require time machines when cooking, but yes loops are very common. “My sauce is too thick!” “Sorry, you have to move to column 4 now.”
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@texttheater I would just like to brag that 10-year-old me also "invented" this.
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@texttheater does this recipe style have a name? This could save hundreds of kilometres of repeatedly scrolling up and down horrendous recipe sites.
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@texttheater I have a similar way of noting down my recipes.
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@pinsk @texttheater That was my best guess too? But that’s a ton of sugar, an extra egg and scant flour. ???
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@texttheater It's ridiculous that we still hold on to stupid measurements like cups and spoon sizes, though.
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Excuse me, but a recipe is 3,000 words of turgid nostalgia interspersed with pop-up ads and increasingly shrill demands for your email address, whereas this appears to be a clear and concise set of procedural instructions for making brownies.
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It's a cursed recipe, because it uses Hershey's cocoa!
Maybe that's why it was ignored?Isn't there a decent cocoa powder in the USA, or is Hershey's cocoa nothing like their stupid chocolate recipe? The butyric acid in Hershey's chocolate makes it disgusting. Vomit flavour.
I can't understand why their products are now sold in in recent years in Ireland. Are shops bribed to stock them?
Cadburys has gone poor since US takeover.@raymaccarthy @texttheater It could be that American tourists (and, these days, refugees) buy them?
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@raymaccarthy @texttheater It could be that American tourists (and, these days, refugees) buy them?
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I don't think so.Actually US tourists /seem/ rarer than years ago, but I've not seen figures.
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I don't think so.Actually US tourists /seem/ rarer than years ago, but I've not seen figures.
European & African refugees wouldn't want Hershey. I believe there are US refugees, but they are not eligible for asylum (yet!), so can only settle if they have a sufficiently close ancestor.@raymaccarthy @texttheater Or if they have skills they can sell to an employer or education institution. I'm meeting a significant number of those recently.
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@texttheater i've not even seen this in project management, and it's clearly a perfect representation of Critical Path
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@texttheater love it! But it forgot the part of how to put in the pan. The whole thing?
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