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In... a forum that cannot be named... someone is complaining about the following: Gentrificion Of Food
Hmmm... Does that refer to food that is... fictitious?
I've heard of Fake News, so can I assume that Fake Food is the next innovation?
Just so, just so. I remember some big stink back when about potato chips that were fried in some synthetic oil that had absolutely no caloric value whatsoever, & that was guaranteed to pass through the human gut without contributing anything to the organism. I think it was the optics (ugh!) that finally did it in - plus there were um, leakage problems ...
why you so threatened by someone speaking their mind because you don't agree ,its wrong? Everyone knows who it is & I don't fall into the group of sychophants who worship off topic photos
Already innovated decades ago. They're called "Twinkies".
I've heard Twinkies last for many years without deterioration (presuming kept at room temperature). Perhaps a good survival plan would be to purchase about 100,000 Twinkies and a ton of Tang.
You might want to stock some water to go along with that sumptuous feast...
ETA:
I've been informed that Twinkies not decaying is an urban legend, false.
Twinkies have a shelf life of twenty-five days, not seven years, and certainly not fifty years. Even so, twenty-five days is an unusually long time for a baked product to stay fresh. The secret to Twinkies’ longevity is their lack of dairy ingredients: because dairy products are not part of the formula, Twinkies spoil much more slowly than other bakery items.
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Somebody informs us that he/she has a... Weired skin allergy.
We are further told that... If I eat something spicy or the itching increases the red patches.
This is a pet peeve of mine, residents of Cincinnati who cannot spell the very city they live in.
I see it misspelled all the time, usually "Cincinnatti." As in, "I've lived in Cincinnatti my entire life...." Or, "Long time Cincinnatti resident here....."
How can you live in a city and not know how to spell it?
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