Comments by "Chrysippus" (@4.0.4) on "Adam Ragusea" channel.

  1. Not with that attitude.
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  2. There are a lot of "cooking channels" with women. There are barely any nerdy food science channels with women. It's just a difference in inclination between both genders.
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  3. Farming insects is not environmentally friendly right now, just like "lab" meat. There is the promise that one day it will be, and you can even believe it, but I will not eat the bugs, I will own stuff, and I'll be happy.
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  4. Recommendation for peeling ginger - a spoon! It sounded silly when I first heard of it but it works.
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  5. I would think piperine/capsaicin in peppers is more of a danger.
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  6. Yeah it's just about how you teach it. Good: sex exists, how to protect yourself, STDs, pregnancy, etc Bad: the "gender unicorn" / grooming.
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  7. This is not surprising at all. Low-fat is a scam, animal fat is great.
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  8. Supplements are annoying. They're advertised like beauty products are. It takes some research (and opinion, sometimes) to know what's real/BS.
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  9. I don't feel it's culturally insensitive to tell people not to wash meat. Especially in a white country, since whites went from being very cold to inventing boxes that stay very cold.
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  10. The secret to great vegan soup is a bit of rendered bacon fat. Just tell them you slow-roasted mushrooms in olive oil or something and use fancy words like glutamic acid.
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  11. All this work for ethnic garlic bread?
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  12. Remember, if your food's shit, market it as "robust" and "rustic".
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  13. Sorry but all of this has to be pretty obvious to anyone, right? Did someone really not know blue color makes meat look gross, and warmer light makes it look appetizing? Don't mean to offend, just expected more insight than what's already intuitive.
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  14. That's not just the US. Across the metric world, some tools and machinery use inches, I'm talking about pipes, nuts and bolts, that kind of thing. Nobody really notices much, though, just like Americans probably don't notice if their prescription comes in milligrams.
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  15. Bread indeed has alcohol. You can reproduce Bud Light fairly accurately by dipping a slice of white bread in a glass of cold water for 5-10 seconds.
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