My bread machine has recipes like this. I just leave out the sugar and milk powder, and use a glug of oil instead of butter. Also use bread flour so no need for extra gluten. Makes a very nice loaf.
I dropped a friend because she made vicious transphobic remarks about a woman we both know, and who I personally like and respect. I was taken aback by the sheer malice she showed. We've had a lot of differences of opinion over the years but just had robust discussions and moved on. This was a step too far for me.
I'm at the stage of trying to get rid of things. A friend broke her teapot recently, and I was able to gift her a favourite one of mine - no regrets! I still get to drink tea from it when I visit. The hardest thing to part with (and stop buying) is books.
A human at my bank told me the best way to deal with their chatbot is to not say anything at all. Not even "I want a human". Maintain silence and it will eventually put you through to a human.
The victim, like others, was contacted by Morgan and her co-conspirators in 2006, who purported to be an exclusive group of financial advisers with an opportunity to invest money in Europe with huge returns within months at low risk.
None of the above. Where's the shortbread? The oatcake? The Abernethy? Tsk.
Off to eat another caramel wafer.
Canola oil is fine. And sugar isn't a functional ingredient at all, I never add it.
My bread machine has recipes like this. I just leave out the sugar and milk powder, and use a glug of oil instead of butter. Also use bread flour so no need for extra gluten. Makes a very nice loaf.
She was 97 rather than 80, but we lost another gem in Yayoi Kusama this week.
https://www.theguardian.com/artanddesign/2026/aug/27/yayoi-kusama-dies-aged-97-artist-dead
"Benefitting..."
I dropped a friend because she made vicious transphobic remarks about a woman we both know, and who I personally like and respect. I was taken aback by the sheer malice she showed. We've had a lot of differences of opinion over the years but just had robust discussions and moved on. This was a step too far for me.
Thanks! Interesting read.
I have it on buttered toast, delicious. I'm trying the pasta thing tomorrow - I usually use pecarino for carbonara.
I'm at the stage of trying to get rid of things. A friend broke her teapot recently, and I was able to gift her a favourite one of mine - no regrets! I still get to drink tea from it when I visit. The hardest thing to part with (and stop buying) is books.
Thank you!! I'd never thought of using nutritional yeast with pasta. Yum.
In one friend's case it was half a rat. In her shoe, so she couldn't miss it in the morning.
Great, now I want a Bluey bento box.
Oh he would hunt! He was a rescue greyhound, chasing rabbits was his thing. Sticks? No thank you. "Get it yourself, you threw it!"
A human at my bank told me the best way to deal with their chatbot is to not say anything at all. Not even "I want a human". Maintain silence and it will eventually put you through to a human.
I tried a Kong toy with my dog & he was not impressed. "WTF is this nonsense? Just give me the treats!" To be fair, he wasn't into sticks either.
This is in the middle of Christchurch, NZ, where a set of steps run down to the river. Office people eat their lunch there and feed the eels.
Magazine sales were higher for those with a photo of Diana on the cover, before and after her death. The supply didn't create the demand.
There's a few left.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c0l5xnenek7o
Greedy and dumb, just like his Beloved Leader.