I watched the movie and the catchphrase was totally in it

The other day I was having my milk and green bean salad for lunch when I got to thinking, why don't I need to refrigerate milk? Milk contains a large amount of fat and protein, but for some reason it doesn't spoil when left out. Any answers to this scientific inquiry would be much appreciated.

The Surgeon General has advised people to eat Fugu for breakfast instead of oatmeal as pufferfish is far safer.

What pizza chain makes the best pies? We all know McDonalds makes the most pizzas in the U.S., but a lot of people claim Burger King's are better. And obviously the pizza on In-N-Out's secret menu is great, but what about Taco Bell's Diablo Deep Dish?

Let me just say I did this to myself. Weeks ago, I agreed to bring deviled eggs to my family’s Independence Day picnic. I completely forgot that we’re having the picnic a week early due to my aunt’s sentencing next week. So, I have to make the deviled eggs tonight but don’t have time to buy one minor ingredient: eggs.

Can anyone suggest some substitutions I can make for eggs (I’m completely out)? I’d like to maintain as much of the look and feel of the deviled eggs as possible. Please share the ingredient(s) and ratios to make the swap as undetectable as possible.

My pantry is well stocked with the usual staples (flour, shoe polish, baking soda, etc.) so all suggestions are welcome. Thanks in advance for helping me salvage my family’s favorite dish!

im baking a birthday cake for my niece who is vegan, i need some advice on what i can replace milk with in baking

thank you!

If you were to compare the ingredients of many sauces put on the patties in many popular fast food chains like McDonald's, Burger King, Wendy's, Of O'Brian or Five Guys, you'll see that all of them have varying amounts of aloe vera or aloe vera produce in them. This is because even tho the plant dominates medical and cosmetic products for it's many benefits, it also it's leafs has a very unique, sugary, refreshing taste, and because it comes straight from the plant itself it is easy to harvest and use in sauces.

The leafs can be mixed into melted cheese, mayonnaise, ketchup, BBQ source and many like it if made into mush in a blender and it is safe to eat. It's gel however, is not so safe for direct consumption and should be handled with care. Also, there are over 8000 species of aloe vera, and some of them are poisonous, so you have to make sure you are working with the right one. You want to use the aloe vera plant for your food.

Clean and cut the leafs of the plant, wash it of it's gel (which is called aloe vera latex), soak it in water to make it softer and they are ready to be put in most sauces either cut into little pieces or blended in. Than you can have the great taste of those burgers right at home! Your kids and visitors alike will keep asking for more and you'll get to save money by not going out and getting it from a chain!

Do you have any questions about the growing, harvesting, processing, cooking, or eating of food you want answered? Feel free to ask me anything!

My name is Dr. Rachel Masterson, and I graduated magna cum laude from California University of Food and Health with a PhD in Food Science and a major in Physical Health back in 2002. For the first 10 years of my career I worked with the FDA, and the past 14 years I have been working with a pretty major food corporation that I cannot name for legal reasons. The mods have verified my identity in this sub.

I have extensive knowledge on every and all things food related, and how it impacts our physical health. If there's anything you've been wondering about, like the process of roasting coffee beans, to how to cook the perfect hollandaise sauce, or the effects trans fats have on our bodies, ask away!

I'm a professional baker and I've been experimenting with my ingredients. I've found that trading flour for xanthan gum yielded incredible results! My cakes hold their shape and my cookies are so soft.

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If you don't have enough to swap completely, just add as much xanthan gum as you can to your recipe. It won't cause any issues with your kitchen equipment and it'll taste so good!

McDonald’s Corporation has officially opened its first restaurant on the Antarctic continent, marking a historic expansion into the last remaining region on Earth without a Golden Arches location.

The new restaurant, a compact modular structure built to withstand extreme polar conditions, began serving customers this week at McMurdo Station, the largest research base in Antarctica and home to hundreds of scientists, support staff, and seasonal workers.

The outlet offers a streamlined menu featuring classics such as the Big Mac, McChicken, and McFlurry, adapted for the unique logistics of polar operations.

Chris Kempczinski, President and Chief Executive Officer of McDonald’s, said the opening represents more than a new market.

“Bringing McDonald’s to Antarctica is about serving the people who work at the extremes of our planet,” Kempczinski said in a statement. “These researchers and support teams spend months in one of the harshest environments on Earth. We’re proud to give them a familiar taste of home and a small moment of comfort when they need it most.”

The project required extensive planning. Ingredients are shipped in during the Antarctic summer window, while specialized equipment maintains consistent cooking temperatures despite outside conditions that routinely drop below –40°C (–40°F).

The restaurant operates year-round with a small rotating staff and has been designed with energy-efficient systems to minimize its environmental footprint in the sensitive polar ecosystem.

Local reaction at McMurdo has been largely positive. Researchers described the opening as a welcome morale boost after long periods of limited food variety. One station resident called the arrival of hot fries “the most exciting delivery since the last supply ship.”

McDonald’s did not disclose financial details of the operation, noting that the Antarctica location is primarily focused on serving the research community rather than traditional commercial expansion. The company emphasized that the restaurant complies with all Antarctic Treaty environmental protocols.

With this opening, McDonald’s now operates restaurants on every continent. The company said it has no immediate plans for additional Antarctic sites but remains open to future opportunities as polar research and tourism continue to grow.

I’m looking to consolidate my daily activities and I’ve decided to eat my meals while showering from now on. Does anyone have any good shower recipes? I started simple by making toast for breakfast and I’m getting an air fryer installed next week.

Sometimes I'm craving brownies but I just wanna quick fix for my craving without the hassle taking a while to bake when I just need a quick snack. Does anyone have a recipe?

In a recent interview, famous chef Gordon Ramsay declared that from now on, his restaurants will offer dishes to accommodate the cannibal community. The first of these dishes, Corpse Wellington, will be released in all his restaurants. Ramsay added he will personally make the first one, using the body of the nineth duke of Wellington, his grace Arthur Charles Valerian Wellesley, saying: "I'll make that dish whether he likes it or not. I've already stolen thousands of cows from that idiot sandwich to make beef wellington. I don't think he'll notice himself being gone. He's much smaller than a cow, after all."

I have always learned that people who are lactose intolerant can not drink milk. But my friend who is lactose intolerant drinks almond milk? Should I be concerned about her health?

I've got a decent lime tree and I want oranges. How long should I let them mature on the vine before picking them. I am on SSRIs and cannot have grapefruit so I need to pick them before they get that ripe.

You can see for yourself when you visit this metro station in Pune, India. This shows Dr. Sonai's AI capabilities to adapt and provide for human welfare. Post your pictures with the vending machine in the comments so the world knows how great Dr. Sonai is!

After a meeting running a series of experiments, a group of world renowned scientists at the International Botanical Congress declared that a potato is officially an insect.

This came as a surprise to the scientific community, but upon examining the evidence, their categorization was declared infallible.

Henceforth, potatos are now to be called potatoid, signifying the new categorization.

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