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Loxuru
Graf von Kreuzigung
They say eating lots of garlic boosts your immunity system! And doing so may help keeping away other people too!
l'bogo
Venetian Mask
They say eating lots of garlic boosts your immunity system! And doing so may help keeping away other people too!
malins
Stumbling Seeker
Actually I think it's very informative as it's a perspective someone like me wouldn't get otherwise.
fallenmystic
Tribune
No wonder we are doing so great on that front thenThey say eating lots of garlic boosts your immunity system! And doing so may help keeping away other people too!
(The title reads "annual garlic consumption per capita")
Thanks! I'm glad to hear that my yesterday's ranting post (which I half regretted writing) wasn't entirely pointless.
malins
Stumbling Seeker
No really I think this kind of thing is very valuable.No wonder we are doing so great on that front then
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Thanks! I'm glad to hear that my yesterday's ranting post (which I half regretted writing) wasn't entirely pointless.
Basically you're providing an observation, analysis & self-criticism of your own culture.
windar
Teller of Tales
I love Korean food. And "Parasite", the film that won the Academy Award Best Picture, was the most intelligent film I've seen in many years.No wonder we are doing so great on that front then
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Thanks! I'm glad to hear that my yesterday's ranting post (which I half regretted writing) wasn't entirely pointless.
Curious that your chart shows garlic consumption is higher in the US than in Italy.
fallenmystic
Tribune
I really liked that film. It has so many layers and looks visually pleasing too! My comment on that film in IMDb is still on the top of the review section, by the way.
I also have a bowl of garlic in my fridge now, and I just take a big spoonful and dump it into anything that I cook to conveniently hide my lack of skill in cooking
malins
Stumbling Seeker
Well I've been in family self-quarantine since March 7 ... with reasonable preparation ... but I've realized I hadn't bought enough garlic.
Though no one who expects to live dares question my cooking skills
Loxuru
Graf von Kreuzigung
For keeping slaves in good condition, cat food is better!
Probably, the man had fed his last slaves to his dogs and was now compelled to buy dog food in tins.
RacingRodent
Consul
For keeping slaves in good condition, cat food is better!
Cat food however is typically reserved for worshipping humankind's ancestral overlords and house gods.
Loxuru
Graf von Kreuzigung
Also when they reincarnated as rodents or squirrels?
RacingRodent
Consul
I think food consumption is higher in the US than Italy, or anywhere else.
greedy Rover!
malins
Stumbling Seeker
OK problem solved, no need to break the quarantine once I remembered there's a corner in the garden where this grows ..."bear's garlic" or wild garlic which can easily stand in for the 'real deal'
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Ramsons, Alium ursinum (so yes, bears' garlic) - I'll be doing the same, plenty around where I am, if the Alium sativum runs out.OK problem solved, no need to break the quarantine once I remembered there's a corner in the garden where this grows ..."bear's garlic" or wild garlic which can easily stand in for the 'real deal'
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twonines
LIMERICUS
Live and learn, it was always known as "Stinking Onion" when I was young.
It has a great many names, though Ramsons or Ramps (Old English hramsa) are/ were the most general (though nowadays Wild Garlic),
Others include Brandy Bottles, Devil's Garlic, Gipsy's Gibbles, Snake's Food, Stinking Jenny, etc. Onion Stinkers is from Somerset.
Others include Brandy Bottles, Devil's Garlic, Gipsy's Gibbles, Snake's Food, Stinking Jenny, etc. Onion Stinkers is from Somerset.
