Nemo
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Absolutely!
Digital controls rarely improve things. Touch sensitive controls likewise. Internet access almost never.
(Bought induction stovetop to replace old one recently. Been on the lookout for one with physical controls for ages. Finally found, but damn uncommon!)
Digital controls rarely improve things. Touch sensitive controls likewise. Internet access almost never.
(Bought induction stovetop to replace old one recently. Been on the lookout for one with physical controls for ages. Finally found, but damn uncommon!)
October 19, 2025 at 9:00 AM
Absolutely!
Digital controls rarely improve things. Touch sensitive controls likewise. Internet access almost never.
(Bought induction stovetop to replace old one recently. Been on the lookout for one with physical controls for ages. Finally found, but damn uncommon!)
Digital controls rarely improve things. Touch sensitive controls likewise. Internet access almost never.
(Bought induction stovetop to replace old one recently. Been on the lookout for one with physical controls for ages. Finally found, but damn uncommon!)
One of the latches in mine is a bit loose, so been vaguely looking for a replacement. Approximately zero of the new models suit my taste in “give me a dial for temp that I can ignore, and a dial for time that I can set for each cook”. They’re all “digital” and “touch control” and overpriced. eugh!
October 19, 2025 at 8:48 AM
One of the latches in mine is a bit loose, so been vaguely looking for a replacement. Approximately zero of the new models suit my taste in “give me a dial for temp that I can ignore, and a dial for time that I can set for each cook”. They’re all “digital” and “touch control” and overpriced. eugh!
Granted it's not a discussion space I ever seek out , but impression I’ve gotten is that pro-airfrier noise is generally replies to naysayers decrying them as useless/no different to an oven/etc - who I’m happy to mock because I think air friers are worthwhile (some are ridiculous priced, granted)
October 19, 2025 at 8:40 AM
Granted it's not a discussion space I ever seek out , but impression I’ve gotten is that pro-airfrier noise is generally replies to naysayers decrying them as useless/no different to an oven/etc - who I’m happy to mock because I think air friers are worthwhile (some are ridiculous priced, granted)
Depends on the system. In signal for instance, the preview is regenerated if the link is changed
October 19, 2025 at 5:44 AM
Depends on the system. In signal for instance, the preview is regenerated if the link is changed
I'm confused. What claim?
October 2, 2025 at 6:54 AM
I'm confused. What claim?
oh yeah for sure. They're not a commercial fruit for multiple reasons (slow to grow, difficult to store, quirky ripening method, finicky eating method).
110% something you get because someone local is growing them. (I have a plant and might get 9 fruit this year, a new record)
110% something you get because someone local is growing them. (I have a plant and might get 9 fruit this year, a new record)
October 2, 2025 at 4:21 AM
oh yeah for sure. They're not a commercial fruit for multiple reasons (slow to grow, difficult to store, quirky ripening method, finicky eating method).
110% something you get because someone local is growing them. (I have a plant and might get 9 fruit this year, a new record)
110% something you get because someone local is growing them. (I have a plant and might get 9 fruit this year, a new record)
banana bread is good. But if you have the ingredients, I can highly recommend using monstera fruit as a banana substitute.
The tricky part is having monstera to hand. This also assumes you like monstera (it's so yummy, but tricky to eat).
Monstera bread - for advanced yumminess!
The tricky part is having monstera to hand. This also assumes you like monstera (it's so yummy, but tricky to eat).
Monstera bread - for advanced yumminess!
September 30, 2025 at 10:09 AM
banana bread is good. But if you have the ingredients, I can highly recommend using monstera fruit as a banana substitute.
The tricky part is having monstera to hand. This also assumes you like monstera (it's so yummy, but tricky to eat).
Monstera bread - for advanced yumminess!
The tricky part is having monstera to hand. This also assumes you like monstera (it's so yummy, but tricky to eat).
Monstera bread - for advanced yumminess!
Funnily enough, I found the online version of that just the other day
www.rogerebert.com/reviews/the-...
www.rogerebert.com/reviews/the-...
‘Galaxy’ wit may confuse novices movie review (2005) | Roger Ebert
It is possible that "The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy" should only be reviewed by, and perhaps only be seen by, people who are familiar with the original
www.rogerebert.com
September 4, 2025 at 11:03 AM
Funnily enough, I found the online version of that just the other day
www.rogerebert.com/reviews/the-...
www.rogerebert.com/reviews/the-...