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I'm not carrying any water for modern CEOs and their crazy compensation

what to get mad at, though, is the board of directors

My father always told me to restrict CEO compensation to 7 times the lowest person's pay.

What can you do with a glass, nickel and peanut butter?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HMFF3MrX7mI

Seems there are different ideas and definitions about what these things are. In any case, the idea each time is to get the water out, and separate the milk solids. If you arent using the result to cook, but just to dip in, then I think sometimes the milk solids are partially left in. I don't think it's correct to say that clarified and drawn are the same thing, since I have seen the latter used for dipping with milk solids visible. Ghee seems further processed, not that I know much about it. I'm not sure about any of this.

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What is the difference between drawn and clarified butter?

How to Clarify Butter - Step-by-Step Photo Tutorial
Clarified butter, also sometimes referred to as drawn butter, is a form of “clean” butter where certain solids are removed and only the pure butterfat remains. Unsalted butter is slowly melted, allowing the milk solids to separate from the transparent golden liquid and for any water to evaporate.
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What is the difference between ghee and clarified?

Ghee vs. Clarified Butter: Is There a Difference?
Ghee has a nuttier flavor compared to clarified butter due to the extra cooking/browning time. This means ghee will give an extra boost and add a level of authenticity to Indian dishes, not to mention other subtle hints of flavor in dishes that clarified butter can't deliver
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What is the difference between ghee and drawn butter?

Is Drawn Butter The Same As Ghee: 6 Best Differences To Learn
Drawn butter is produced by melting unsalted butter, and it may take 5-7 minutes to melt the entire butter. But ghee is produced from butter by boiling it in a slow-cooking process. Although both drawn butter and ghee are made from butter, the making process is different

more uncertainty ... I have lactose intolerance btw. Including sources shown

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Is drawn butter lactose free?

Clarified butter or melted ghee is safe for people with a dairy allergy. Still, drawn butter is not always safe for lactose intolerants.

Is clarified butter okay for lactose intolerant?
Clarified butter also has a much longer shelf life than fresh butter. It has negligible amounts of lactose and casein and is, therefore, acceptable to most who have a lactose intolerance or casein allergy.


Is Clarified Butter Lactose Free: 3 Clues Ghee's Better - MILKIO ... milkio.co.nz
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Is clarified butter okay for lactose intolerant?

Clarified butter also has a much longer shelf life than fresh butter. It has negligible amounts of lactose and casein and is, therefore, acceptable to most who have a lactose intolerance or casein allergy

Clarified butter - Wikipedia

I know I remember some explanation of why old phone cords got twisted. I mean I know I remember hearing the explanation. My parents phone was right next to the wall. The only way to get it twisted was to keep flipping it as you hung it up, and do a dance rotation while holding. But neither seem right. Still seems a bit mysterioussl.

Today, I was wondering how my keys manage to get inside the smallest key ring while in my pocket. I obviously have too many key rings on the main key. They get stuck inside the smaller rings and don't come out without a precise twist. Extension cords and anything like thats' goal is to become a Gordian knot.

And cheap water hoses always crimp badly.

I've seen 'unicorn' used as a put-down, at least I thought so. Unicorns in the Bible was a Wizard trivia question

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is it bad to be called a unicorn?

[a reply from Quora] Usually, I understand this to mean someone rare and unique. Everybody is a one-of-a-kind, but being called a Unicorn means you are way difference to other people they know, and this does not mean in a bad way.
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What does it mean if you call someone a unicorn?

Since it first named the one-horned equine of lore around the 1200s, the word unicorn has gone on to name “a person or thing that is rare and highly valued,” whether that's a billion-dollar startup—or that special someone in your life
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are there unicorns in the bible?

A re'em, also reëm (Hebrew: רְאֵם), is an animal mentioned nine times in the Hebrew Bible. It has been translated as "unicorn" in the King James Version, and in some Christian Bible translations as "oryx" (which was accepted as the referent in Modern Hebrew), "wild ox", "wild bull", "buffalo" or "rhinoceros".

In the manner that a horse, somewhere at some time may have had an unusual bony prominence on the forehead, is as far as I go in believing in unicorns. Stuff sometimes happens. Snakes born with two heads., etc. Evolution is all about random mutation. Random mutation is actually the normal course of Evolution, or there would go much of the basis of the theory.

I get suggested youtube videos for foraging . From that I gather that the two things that get people poisoned foraging the most is collecting the wrong wild mushrooms and collecting wild carrots and making a mistake on that. I don't think it's berries so much, which is kind of a surprise. I was trying to get a confirmation of that, and all kinds of things come up.

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What is the poisonous cousin of Queen Anne's lace? [which is wild carrot]

The Queen has a deadly look-alike cousin, Poison Hemlock, Conium maculatum. Like QAL, it also has an inflorescence of small white flowers and finely dissected leaves. However all parts of this plant are highly toxic and many have perished, having mistaken the inedible for the edible species

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What is the problem with foraging?

Careless or speedy foraging can harm local ecosystems. If the wildlife lives off the plant you are harvesting, you could leave them without a reliable food source. Everything in nature is connected. If you disturb or disrupt one part of the chain, you'll also cause trouble in other areas
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What is the 1 most poisonous plants?

The oleander, or Nerium oleander, is considered by many to be the most poisonous plant in the world. All parts of the beautiful oleander contain poison — several types of poison. Two of the most potent are oleandrin and neriine, known for their powerful effect on the heart