I have never heard of ketchup that wasn't cold, unless it comes in a package from a fast food place. Doesn't ketchup have to be refrigerated?
Nope! It doesn't! I grew up with ketchup kept in the closet. SO thinks my family is crazy. I now keep it in the fridge.
I lost the cold ketchup battle when DH and I moved in together. I hate cold ketchup, grew up keeping it in the pantry, but he kept putting it in the fridge. I need to take back control of the ketchup and start putting it in the pantry again, considering he never uses it anyway.
We had the same battle over syrup. He kept putting the syrup bottle in the fridge. Who the fuck wants cold syrup?! I had to start buying the microwaveable kind.
There are people who are phenomenal students as well as athletes.
BUT
SOME students who are really good athletes do get pushed through because of their athletic ability. I do not believe that ALL athletes get pushed through.
I lost the cold ketchup battle when DH and I moved in together. I hate cold ketchup, grew up keeping it in the pantry, but he kept putting it in the fridge. I need to take back control of the ketchup and start putting it in the pantry again, considering he never uses it anyway.
We had the same battle over syrup. He kept putting the syrup bottle in the fridge. Who the fuck wants cold syrup?! I had to start buying the microwaveable kind.
This is completely foreign to me. They have microwavable syrup?
Yeah, it comes in a special bottle that you can microwave. It was my compromise.
There are people who are phenomenal students as well as athletes.
BUT
SOME students who are really good athletes do get pushed through because of their athletic ability. I do not believe that ALL athletes get pushed through.
Exactly. You knew who the players were that were there to be in a national program that has a national stage so they could get to the NFL and their grades didn't mean a thing to them.
Most are more realistic and realize they need the education for the long term.
And yes, grade preference in high school happens. My brother had a C all year in English. Suddenly come track season (where he was on course to medal at state) his grade went up to a B+. His English teacher was also his track coach. My brother didn't suddenly get smarter because it was spring. But everyone's grades tended to go up in that class because the teacher was busy and he assigned a different level of work and grading was more lenient.
But that coach didn't control his other 6 classes that he still had to maintain a C average to be eligible to play. And our football team sucked, so that clearly wasn't sucking up the glory.
Post by requiressnacks on Apr 2, 2015 11:21:26 GMT -5
Grocery stores in Mexico store the eggs on the shelf, un-refrigerated. Add that to the long list of things that don't really NEED to be cold, but I prefer them that way. (I am a cold PB, cold ketchup kind of gal. And in my waitressing days I had to marry warm ketchups which is pretty disgusting if you think about it.)
Grocery stores in Mexico store the eggs on the shelf, un-refrigerated. Add that to the long list of things that don't really NEED to be cold, but I prefer them that way. (I am a cold PB, cold ketchup kind of gal. And in my waitressing days I had to marry warm ketchups which is pretty disgusting if you think about it.)
That's how Bosnian grocery stores (that I went to) are. I did watch Doomsday Preppers for fun the other day and a lady covered her eggs with mineral oil to keep them shelf stable for months.
Imma put mine in the little egg box in the fridge anyway.
Grocery stores in Mexico store the eggs on the shelf, un-refrigerated. Add that to the long list of things that don't really NEED to be cold, but I prefer them that way. (I am a cold PB, cold ketchup kind of gal. And in my waitressing days I had to marry warm ketchups which is pretty disgusting if you think about it.)
I think in North America we should refrigerate eggs because they are washed (it removes a protective layer, but also may help reduce salmonella risk). Japan is the same, but South America and most Asian countries don't do the high powered wash so they don't need to refrigerate.
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There are people who are phenomenal students as well as athletes.
BUT
SOME students who are really good athletes do get pushed through because of their athletic ability. I do not believe that ALL athletes get pushed through.
I was not an athlete, but I had a few friends who were considered the "star" athletes at my HS. Some were academic achievers, others barely got qualifying scores on their SATs. My ex-BF was one of the top track runners in the state. He's now a physics teacher. On the other end of the spectrum, I had a friend who was also an exceptional athlete but always struggled through school. Two minutes before we started the SAT test she turned around to ask me how to turn on her calculator because she had never used it before. She ended up taking the SATs three times just to qualify for an athletic scholarship. She barely got through college and ended up quitting sports halfway through. I always felt that the pressure they put on her was completely unfair. Edit: Missing words.
This shit came out in the 90's. Where have you been?
Canada.
We have microwaveable Hershey's syrup in Canada. It's just not very good.
On school sports:
I actually have studies that indicate that Girls specifically that participate in team sports preform better in the corporate world.
I will find link. ETA*** Sorry it was an internal webcast but the statistic I can share is: 4/5 female executives played sports growing up (does not specify highschool).
Generally the boys and girls in sports in my school were over achievers in every aspect of their lives. **Disclaimer I went to highschool in Canada at a school with a Provincial champion Basket ball team (boys and girls) and went to highschool with a current NHL hall of famer.
We have microwaveable Hershey's syrup in Canada. It's just not very good.
On school sports:
I actually have studies that indicate that Girls specifically that participate in team sports preform better in the corporate world.
I will find link.
Generally the boys and girls in sports in my school were over achievers in every aspect of their lives. **Disclaimer I went to highschool in Canada at a school with a Provincial champion Basket ball team (boys and girls) and went to highschool with a current NHL hall of famer.
We have microwaveable Hershey's syrup in Canada. It's just not very good.
On school sports:
I actually have studies that indicate that Girls specifically that participate in team sports preform better in the corporate world.
I will find link.
Generally the boys and girls in sports in my school were over achievers in every aspect of their lives. **Disclaimer I went to highschool in Canada at a school with a Provincial champion Basket ball team (boys and girls) and went to highschool with a current NHL hall of famer.
But that's chocolate syrup for your ice cream, not pancake syrup.
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If you coat for eggs in mineral/olive or canola oil you won't need to refrigerate it.
Can you still do it even after it has been refrigerated? I know they sweat when they warm up, so if you put the oil on it when it is still cold will it still sweat? Or do you let it sweat, dry it, then oil it? The sweat can cause mold, which is a concern with switching from refrigerated to room temperature. I would think oil would only be a viable option if you had washed eggs that were never refrigerated. If they are not washed you don't need the oil.
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Tardy to the party as usual, but "star" high school athlete/full scholarship college athlete here. I think your views on sports are pretty shitty. If you have athletes (or any student) who are struggling, why aren't you finding a way to help them do better? Also, kids (specifically girls) who are involved in sports have an overall better self-image and are less likely to engage in high risk behaviors, so I'm not sure why you're so negative about them.
I'm pretty annoyed by you writing off all athletes as dumb dumbs who can't do anything but play with balls. And WTF is a southern sport? You realize there is football in the Midwest and California too, no?
If you coat for eggs in mineral/olive or canola oil you won't need to refrigerate it.
Can you still do it even after it has been refrigerated? I know they sweat when they warm up, so if you put the oil on it when it is still cold will it still sweat? Or do you let it sweat, dry it, then oil it? The sweat can cause mold, which is a concern with switching from refrigerated to room temperature. I would think oil would only be a viable option if you had washed eggs that were never refrigerated. If they are not washed you don't need the oil.
How would you get your hands on washed unrefrigerated eggs?
Can you still do it even after it has been refrigerated? I know they sweat when they warm up, so if you put the oil on it when it is still cold will it still sweat? Or do you let it sweat, dry it, then oil it? The sweat can cause mold, which is a concern with switching from refrigerated to room temperature. I would think oil would only be a viable option if you had washed eggs that were never refrigerated. If they are not washed you don't need the oil.
How would you get your hands on washed unrefrigerated eggs?
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