Okay, but which one is easier for diagrams?

I’d say use the left for diagrams, and the right for reference as to how things look on the inside.

You can make mayonnaise with relative ease at home using a blender or food processor. If you can figure out the name of the specific type of mayonnaise, it would likely be easier to make it from scratch than finding it ready-made at the store.

I’m making a few assumptions here ofc, but the main downside that comes to mind is how long it’d keep for, as you wouldn’t have much if any preservatives in the homemade product, though can’t say I’m experienced with that at all to properly comment.

Less cooking time? Why’s that? I would have assumed the opposite considering they would need time to be brought to the same temp, no?

This specific recipe was a soup, though I’ve definitely wanted to try and use frozen equivalents, namely cauliflower, in other different recipes.

Don’t give rats a bad name, they be adorable pets (from what I’ve heard).

Y’all really coming into my community now to downvote shit because apparently anything that starts with naz = nazi.

Grow up, why did I even bother posting here?

You share a community, and get a solid 8 downvotes with people coming into your community to downvote the content you posted in the community you made and shared.

Thank God I have no other communities to share because genuinely what the hell. Why bother sharing a community you made if people that clearly aren’t interested in what you’re sharing only come in to downvote content they know doesn’t appeal to them?

Hell yeah! Been loving PieFed. It’s still got quirks here and there, but I also love submitting issues so it works out lol.

I haven’t! I’ll check both, the former especially since I’m in the Bridgeland/East Village area regularly.

Thanks a million! This actually helps a lot, and I’ll be sure to see what I can find.

Man, this is why we need more walkable cities. As great as it would be to roll something out like this in North America, the distances that would need to be covered in suburbs especially would be too much for something like this.

Thanks for this! The ebay listing is really pricey for me after currency conversion and shipping costs since I’m in Canada, but I can definitely give the Amazon listing a try!

Any ideas how I’d check for cheap? I’ve been browsing ebay listings, and I’d hate paying for parts on repeat only to find out that they didn’t match.

Do you think an electronics recycling facility might be worth paying a visit?

I’d love to, but unfortunately I don’t have the craftmanship or supplies needed for that. Any ideas how I’d find someone who would?

RIP, seems I misread what’s considered acceptable. I’ll take the downvotes and take this as a lesson moving forward.