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Ceedoestrees

@ Ceedoestrees @lemmy.world

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There is a positive correlation between how often I post and how poorly my life is going.

Moved to Icytrees@sh.itjust.works

  • Pizza Hut Is Now Offering a 'Tomato Wine'

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  • If that is in fact a thing, it's marketing and fermentation doesn't work that way. And raises a lot of interesting question about how they manage to clear FDA guidelines. I wonder if their candida is isolated and propagated in controlled conditions? More likely it's a lie.

    The yeast that colonizes humans is a different species altogether and doesn't produce alcohol, at least not in concentrations high enough to make wine. Actually would love an expert to come in on this, I learned about it long ago but have forgotten the details.

    Anyway, I know enough to say they could add their natural spice to the mix, but they need wine yeast to make the alcohol which will quickly out-compete whatever strains they're shlipping in there.

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  • If you end up with vinegar, it's because of the yeast. Yeast is naturally everywhere, so when you're fermenting you can either use chemicals or heat to sterilize your mash (whatever you're fermenting) to help make sure only the yeast you add is populating the batch. Otherwise, yeah, the natural yeasts that are already on the fruit, grains or whatever will do their own thing.

    Keep in mind there are similar flavours to vinegar that can be produced even if there's little to no acetic acid present, like sour beers that use lactobacillus or if you boil your grains too hot for too long on a dark beer.

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  • You're all wrong. Different strains of yeast are used in making vinegar. Oxygen is integral to primary fermentation in both wine and vinegar but in secondary and bottling it is minimized because oxidation negatively affects the flavor. If you end up with vinegar when you tried to make wine, it's because yeast that produce vinegar got into your brew.

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  • Aren't bananas berries, too?

  • Trump names former wrestling executive Linda McMahon as his pick for education secretary

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  • I just read the Oz thing. I fucking can't anymore.

  • Trump picks TV personality and former Senate candidate Mehmet Oz to run Medicare and Medicaid agency

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  • If y'all are going back to the Victorian era, why not bring back poisoning?

  • Why do the majority of women still take their partner's last name?

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  • I've dated a few people who seemed progressive, and I'm a woke-ass queer, but names were a sticking point. I have a complicated welsh travesty of a name I would happily trade in for something shorter - so when I got engaged and I didn't like his name either, and neither did he, I suggested we both pick something new and change our names together. I mean, if it's no big deal for me to change my name, it shouldn't be for him either, right? Anyway, I'm single now.

  • Gemini AI tells the user to die — the answer appeared out of nowhere when the user asked Google's Gemini for help with his homework

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  • The war with AI didn't start with a gun shot, a bomb or a blow, it started with a Reddit comment.

  • Kindness in an LGBT bookstore

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  • Yep, me too.

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  • I knew one that said "Meh" so I assume they all do it.

    When he said "Her husband..." and another skink came out, I lost it. I hope they had a wedding. I hope there was a reception. I want to know the guest list.

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  • I just called out "Red Eyed Crocodile Skinks!" to no one. Fucking love these guys. They say "Meh" when you poke 'em.

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    Terrible people

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  • The left goes low when you threaten their lives, the right goes low when you question their actions.

  • Graph Rule

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  • I'm not scared of getting pregnant, breaking a bone or being gay, if that's what you mean. Racism is... slightly better than the US.

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  • You can visit and stay, though. Like my drug dealer.

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  • Depends on where you go and what you do. Foreign investment is a problem in the big cities, small towns saw a surge in prices when everyone left the office for lower costs of living, but they've stabilized. It's not good, not horrible.

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  • Speaking as a Canadian, if you feel like your personal safety and bodily autonomy is threatened in a way that can be improved by moving here, you are welcome. It's called the Charter of RIGHTS and Freedoms. We absolutely have rights.

  • Where are all the artists at?

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  • Hey.

  • Drop your most "wtf that's not how the world works" from movies/tv shows.

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  • This is what makes Arrival so good. They don't want the best person for the job because she insists on being involved, they give the aliens nicknames immediately and everything goes to shit at the first excuse to start a war.

  • Infuriating appointment today

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  • The treatment gauntlet is brutal. I've done illegal drugs before, but now I just microdose mushrooms in addition to my prescribed stims, which were legal the last place I lived, where my psyche knew about and okay'd it, but not here. They wanted me to come to the hospital daily to get my meds and take weekly piss tests. I average about one alcoholic drink a week, so it's fucking ridiculous knowing people who get wasted three times a week who have no problems getting meds.

    It's hard to get help because medical doctors are just people who won the birth lottery for financial stability and they're skilled at rote memorization. They don't have to be smart or better than average at their jobs.