Commercial fryers keep a higher, more consistent temperature, which is ideal for frying food. As long as the cook knows what they're doing, keeps the oil fresh, etc., you will always get a better result from a restaurant fryer (not talking about CFA anymore).
TheMauveAvenger
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It is good for fast food and, despite being packed, you could join a line of 20 cars and still be on your way in under five minutes. They are incredibly efficient and that helps when people are making decisions, especially with a screaming child in the back.
What you're describing is normal adult behavior. Maybe that's what OP meant when they said hand towel, but that's not how I read it. Seemed like the implication was they were worried about cleaning their body with a single towel after a shower.
Of course. I'm just pointing out that OP's premise is flawed from the start. They have a lot of work to do to be truly OCD about towels.
How about the "logic" behind the separate hand towel?Unless you're drying your hands and putting gloves on before drying any other part of your body, you will be cross-contaminating by touching the other towels with your hands.
Is this what you're talking about? Because it seems pretty damn reasonable to me. https://youtu.be/73rwD8cvmUQ
I'll take your money if you're throwing it away. A truck like this would thrive only on opportunism, no one is traveling to get this food. Having it be cash only would absolutely kill it.
but Rogan doesn't really think either ought to be president in 2024.
Even a broken clock is right twice a day.
That's great and all but how about a remastered Virtual Springfield?
Something tells me they'll be fine and they know more than the tiny population of lemmy, a niche community of people notorious for using free software, pirating paid software, and avoiding corporate media.
The Genesis quote isn't wrong, Earth will be fine in the long run despite what we're doing to it. Now humans being part of the equation once we've made it uninhabitable for our species is a different story, and I think she is incorrectly assuming that we will also "never cease".