lifehack rule
lifehack rule
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Enjoy waiting ten months for your garlic harvest, if you planted it in the correct season, that is.
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This tweet gets funnier every time it is posted.
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She really sells it, lol
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Silly take. People have been backyard gardening for probably all of recorded history. "discovered agriculture" indeed.
It's more like, they're one of today's lucky 10,000 at realizing how easily garlic grows in a variety of climates.
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Every time I see this tweet I dive I to the comments to post this. And I'm always beaten to it.
"Eggs come out their arse!"
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You can do the same thing with potatoes.
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Someone posted somewhere on Lemmy that they were surprised that they could buy a bag of avos for less than a pot of guac in the shops.
Like they were shocked at the price difference of buying the ingredients and making it yourself, compared to buying the readymade product in the shop.
Checked their posts and this person was relatively well travelled as well which was worrying
On the topic of guacamole, I can't stand the premade stuff because it always tastes spoiled, but it's so easy to make I never get the premade mix. It's like 4 ingredients and the jump in quality is 100x.
The manufactured stuff is always shite
not even 4, it can just be avocados and a bag of spice mix, which is a model of cooking i think is incredibly good.
Figure out a way to do most of the work for me, then i can just buy your product and a couple other important things and spend 20 minutes preparing it, and it'll be almost as good as making it completely from scratch.
To be fair complicated economics sometimes give counterintuitive results. Like if shipping avocados without sqishing or spoiling them was more expensive than shipping boxes of guac for example
Value added processes, baby
So you're adding the half an hour or so it'll take to make into the overall cost?