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'bout to eat some horse magnets ovah here
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You can grind up cornflakes and run a magnet over it. It’ll pick up visible pieces of iron
There's literal shit floating around your toilet brothermen
if it's even dubiously provable then you could sell magnetised can-openers to dumb women
Eating food from a can? What are you, poor (and five)?
All our cans have those rings on them now I think, I dunno if I even have a can opener. If it weren't were pasta sauce I wouldn't buy any cans really, but I'm a slave to the diced tomato Jew because I'm too lazy to do it myself. I'm getting sick of the acidity tbcfhwy
Eating food from a can? What are you, poor (and five)?
All our cans have those rings on them now I think, I dunno if I even have a can opener. If it weren't were pasta sauce I wouldn't buy any cans really, but I'm a slave to the diced tomato Jew because I'm too lazy to do it myself. I'm getting sick of the acidity tbcfhwy
Da secret to a good sawrce brothaman is adding about half a teaspoon of sugar as you cook it for a few hours. Cuts down on the acidity a lil' bit, like my mudda would make, gawd bless.
Adding some sugar takes away some of the acidity.Eating food from a can? What are you, poor (and five)?
All our cans have those rings on them now I think, I dunno if I even have a can opener. If it weren't were pasta sauce I wouldn't buy any cans really, but I'm a slave to the diced tomato Jew because I'm too lazy to do it myself. I'm getting sick of the acidity tbcfhwy
Da secret to a good sawrce brothaman is adding about half a teaspoon of sugar as you cook it for a few hours. Cuts down on the acidity a lil' bit, like my mudda would make, gawd bless.
Okay, but I need this clarified: adding sugar to canned tomatoes breaks down the acidity? I trust that it works.Adding some sugar takes away some of the acidity.
@Fat Cunt and I need to tell our muddas this information.Okay, but I need this clarified: adding sugar to canned tomatoes breaks down the acidity? I trust that it works.
The problem with that, sweetie, is that diced tomatoes already have a fairly high sugar content (to preserve them, I guess). Fresh tomatoes are not particularly high in sugar or carbs.
I think my problem is that I'm lazy, and I should just dice my own tomatoes. It's not economical because it's more time consuming and costs more, and I don't want to put a great effort into a meal I don't consider healthy in the first place.
My dad's trick is, he "waters down" the tomatoes and puree with vegetable stock. It may be a good system, but he also adds pepper, oregano, cinnamon, nutmeg, cloves, etc. so I don't know which way the wind is blowing here. His bolognese is impeccable, but it's a fucking science experiment sometimes.
Okay, but I need this clarified: adding sugar to canned tomatoes breaks down the acidity? I trust that it works.
The problem with that, sweetie, is that diced tomatoes already have a fairly high sugar content (to preserve them, I guess). Fresh tomatoes are not particularly high in sugar or carbs.
I think my problem is that I'm lazy, and I should just dice my own tomatoes. It's not economical because it's more time consuming and costs more, and I don't want to put a great effort into a meal I don't consider healthy in the first place.
My dad's trick is, he "waters down" the tomatoes and puree with vegetable stock. It may be a good system, but he also adds pepper, oregano, cinnamon, nutmeg, cloves, etc. so I don't know which way the wind is blowing here. His bolognese is impeccable, but it's a fucking science experiment sometimes.
I'm telling you: go look up the ingredients etc. on a cheap can of tomatoes, they're already dumping sugar in the shit! That's why I'm like, "huh, add more sugar to it?" It's not a negligible amount of sugar, it's egregious.@Fat Cunt and I need to tell our muddas this information.
I think vanilla extract cuts the acidity too, but it's easy to add too much. I've made sauce with it a few times and I thought it was good, but my wife hated itOkay, but I need this clarified: adding sugar to canned tomatoes breaks down the acidity? I trust that it works.
The problem with that, sweetie, is that diced tomatoes already have a fairly high sugar content (to preserve them, I guess). Fresh tomatoes are not particularly high in sugar or carbs.
I think my problem is that I'm lazy, and I should just dice my own tomatoes. It's not economical because it's more time consuming and costs more, and I don't want to put a great effort into a meal I don't consider healthy in the first place.
My dad's trick is, he "waters down" the tomatoes and puree with vegetable stock. It may be a good system, but he also adds pepper, oregano, cinnamon, nutmeg, cloves, etc. so I don't know which way the wind is blowing here. His bolognese is impeccable, but it's a fucking science experiment sometimes.
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