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Is something up with the salmon quality?

Lidl sells faroe islands salmon which is the best in the world and you can use it for sushi. I've never found a piece that does not smell fish and feel slimy and I buy it weekly. I buy the whole filet and various cuts and it always has an odor.

I've only once had one that was almost odorless and I did eat it raw.

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u/Confident-Sector2660 — 12 days ago

Where are the cheap ~$1000-1200 rent neighborhoods close to atlanta or the suburbs? I know about clayco and generally south of the airport

I make a relatively high salary but I don't want to spend a lot of money on rent. I work remote but am requried to live in GA. I am happy to live anywhere as long as it is relatively safe. I also have stayed in clayton county at an airbnb and that area was not very nice, but I felt it to be perfectly acceptable in terms of safety.

It seems like north of atlanta (woodstock and heading east) is generally pretty expensive. Even if you go past buford it is not cheap to rent there. Is it because the only apartment buildings are new?

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u/Confident-Sector2660 — 2 months ago
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My favorite zero sugar drinks with no aftertaste that are better than full sugar. What are yours?

Fresca. No aftertaste and really good flavor. Publix store brand 2L is also not bad.

Sparkling Ice lemon lime. Not too sweet and tastes better than sprite.

Sparkling Frost Blue Raspberry with Caffeine from Aldi. Tastes better than the sparkling Ice variant and is more sour. Pretty sweet and I think that must be needed to hide the caffeine taste.

I think these are the few zero sugar options that happen to be better than the real stuff.

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u/Confident-Sector2660 — 4 months ago

Does induction coil size matter if you are only boiling or frying?

I purchased a duxtop 9600 which I believe has 6" coils. In that price range on amazon I can find 8" coil models.

I only intend to use it for stock, hotpot, and to deep fry outdoors. If I use it to saute I would use an 8" fry pan.

Can I use a 12" diameter stock pot as long as all I am doing is boiling/deep frying? Or is the hotspot a problem

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u/Confident-Sector2660 — 5 months ago