Lots of recipes to test and taste in the weeks to come!
On the list for today:
Rose-Cardamom Whipped Tahini Stuffed Dates - Kale and Caramel site
Have a good weekend, Wilmotters!
Gullfoss AFAIR, Glymur is more remote and less tourists pretending to be Vikings.Wow - nice! That's from Iceland?
Always taking a swipe at the Colonists....The square is reserved for American cheese made from recycled plastic.
Is vegan cheddar deliverable under this contract?https://www.marketwatch.com/story/cme-to-launch-block-cheddar-cheese-futures-2019-11-14
I confused myself yesterday morning during my customary FT breakfast read, where the headline seemed to suggest that it was time to block CME cheese futures. As it turns out, "block" was used as noun in this case.
Your paraphrase can be interpreted in only one way, i.e. 'block' as a verb. As a noun, the sentence makes no sense, FT title is correct, almost (see ugly komma).Is vegan cheddar deliverable under this contract?https://www.marketwatch.com/story/cme-to-launch-block-cheddar-cheese-futures-2019-11-14
I confused myself yesterday morning during my customary FT breakfast read, where the headline seemed to suggest that it was time to block CME cheese futures. As it turns out, "block" was used as noun in this case.
In a shockingly quick development, FIS has banned all flour-based ski waxes from sanctioned competitions starting next season (i.e. 2020-21). The stated reasons are threefold: the health of the ski preparers, the environmental damage from residue left in the snow, and the cost of the waxes.I feel like I have a duty to say something here, but words fail me. I can chime in with New Years Eve 1978, when it got just cold enough for our home mercury thermometer to develop an air bubble. Close to -40, and either scale works OK. Well, not K. There is a major XC-skiing (my old sport) scandal being rolled up in Norway these days, relating to ski wax containing perfluorochemicals, which tend to kill the parents who spend hours in poorly ventilated rooms prepping the skis of their kids. This is not new news in scientific circles, but Dagbladet (a semi-respectable tabloid) has brought the news to the masses, including a couple of heart-wrenching stories.
Melamine - popular on its own or as a bonding material for all the eco bamboo, sandstone, etc. tableware. I've just got rid of a cat bowl and several kitchen containers. We're switching back to glass and ceramics.PFC, HFC, SF6, CFC, BPA - there's always something these days to poison our life. It's in almost all food cardboard packaging - the coating. Mind that your fruits and vegetables from organic/biodynamic farms are packed in raw cardboard (and don't get upset next time something gets squashed and leaks through it).
Oh, and they are all greenhouse gases - I remember when I was a child the Kyoto Protocol ban on those was widely celebrated...