slightly wet your fingers and flick little drops of water into the oil for the same “fizzy” test for regular oil… it’s not enough water to be problematic, but plenty enough to give you a light to heavy fizz to tell you how hot the pan is
pupbiru
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down with big dic!
you aught to try the kind that’s 3 lanes going to 5 different places and a tram running through the middle!
(this was the most dangerous intersection in my city for a while… they’ve added traffic lights… i do also very much love roundabouts)
nothing about this is amusing, but wasting your money is better than using your money to oppress you and minorities
hell yknow what, literally burning your money is better than having the same amount funnel into corruption
i gonna make an assumption here and say probably EMP resistance?
it’s easy to get people angry together for a change
it’s harder to get people angry together over slowly boiling in a pot
you clearly don’t have a beard mate… i use 3 tools to trim my facial hair, and 1 of them is a safety razor… it is not an all-purpose tool: it does exactly 1 thing, and only 1 thing
well we have a word for that, and that word is complicit
safety razor isn’t even slightly comparable and scissors… that’d take me like half an hour to properly trim my beard and it’d probably be patchy and uneven… i prefer the 5min it takes me now and i’ll pay for it thanks
worth noting that the EU banning this kicked off similar investigations in at least the UK, Australia/New Zealand, and Canada and none of them concluded that titanium dioxide is harmful… the EU is an outlier here, and not just because nobody else has followed up
https://www.foodstandards.gov.au/consumer/foodtech/Review-of-titanium-dioxide-as-a-food-additive
Our review found there is currently no evidence to suggest dietary exposure to food-grade titanium dioxide is a concern for human health.
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