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I am a principal consultant and I still get involved in tickets sometimes. It's totally normal.

I think people confuse recipe adaptation for cultural appropriation. As long as you're not claiming "This is 100% authentic satay" when you're using tahini (or other such substitutions) then I think it's fine. Don't feed the trolls and ignore the haters.

if you're not an idiot and taste peanut butter and tahini side by side you'll notice how similar they are.

I have absolutely used peanut butter in hummus when I didn't have tahini and if probably consider using tahini in satay if I was in a bind.

Ignore the idiots, you're doing fine.

I can't see it, can you point to the study this article is based on? I'd also challenge that you called it out. You can see it's AI generated, why repost it? Unless you're in favour of generated content, that is.

Please don't repost AI generated crap. It devalues the good work that you do.

Hey, I support what you're doing but the implication you're making is not ok.

Are you being angry online in an attempt to get engagement?

Not sure if this is intentional, Jay, but your redaction is see through and I can read the details.

I found the whole thing deeply irritating and uninstalled it.

This is, of course, nonsense.

Trash.

Binbo Baggins

In the UK it's "arse" which is way closer to the German.

Missed it, sadface :-(