I have a surefire method for consistently low gas prices.
I have more gas than I know what to do with at a fraction of the cost using this one simple trick (that fossil fuel barons hate): eating vast amounts of raw cabbage.
I’ve cooked a big pot of pea soup today. As one of the consequences I’m now exiled from bedroom to sleep on sofa in living room.
I regret nothing. 🗿
And I think we could unite our efforts in supplying Americans with gas. Just have to phrase it in a way, that doesn’t involve cabbage or peas, or they’ll deem it to be some liberal tree hugger organic shit.
does slaw count as cooked? i use a mayo/applecidervinegar dressing on it. I’m told sashimi counts as cooked because they vinegar it up (i do not accept that lie. i still love sashimi) but i want my logic to be consistent
Slaw does not count as cooked but may be slightly pickled. I think you are conflating sashimi with ceviche. Ceviche is pickled enough to get a change in the proteins similar to cooking. Sashimi is typically minimally processed.
I have a surefire method for consistently low gas prices.
I have more gas than I know what to do with at a fraction of the cost using this one simple trick (that fossil fuel barons hate): eating vast amounts of raw cabbage.
I’ve cooked a big pot of pea soup today. As one of the consequences I’m now exiled from bedroom to sleep on sofa in living room.
I regret nothing. 🗿
And I think we could unite our efforts in supplying Americans with gas. Just have to phrase it in a way, that doesn’t involve cabbage or peas, or they’ll deem it to be some liberal tree hugger organic shit.
Call it “natural gas”, or get a bunch of lactose-intolerant guys named Brent, and call the result “Brent Crude”
Cooked cabbage gets me going worse personally.
Same. Plus my ADHD-riddled ass prefers the practicality of just munching on raw with no preparation time 😁
does slaw count as cooked? i use a mayo/applecidervinegar dressing on it. I’m told sashimi counts as cooked because they vinegar it up (i do not accept that lie. i still love sashimi) but i want my logic to be consistent
Slaw does not count as cooked but may be slightly pickled. I think you are conflating sashimi with ceviche. Ceviche is pickled enough to get a change in the proteins similar to cooking. Sashimi is typically minimally processed.
I’m not sure about slaw, but kimchi can create some interesting effects if you’re not used to it.
Thats garse, also works fine though