Decoy321

Lol. All you yung'ns who think you've hit peak miserableness.

You sweet, summer children. It gets worse.

That was King Tut.

Internet's older than you think. Tim Berners Lee, the dude who invented the World Wide Web, opened it up to the public a year earlier.

I always heard it as if it was an insult. Like they hated their customers.

YOU BE SOFT, BIIIITCH.

I'm guessing it's more dependent on the brands you're buying, but there shouldn't be that significant of a flavor change. Also most cans have a liner inside them to protect the contents from chemically affecting the contents. I just checked a few sources for various products, and all of them were simply the beans in a water solution.

Some did include salt, which may be having a minor effect. The French cut, julienne, provides a higher surface area / volume ratio. This means the beans will "marinate" in the solution more effectively than larger cut beans. As in, the salt and water have better access to the inner parts of the beam, leaving them more tender and "marinated."

I'm using that weird very loosely because I honestly can't remember the right word.

Explain

Sorry, op. I'm locking this thread, the discussion is getting too ugly for individualized moderation.

What fruit is that?!?

Thanks for mentioning this. I was so confused at these comments. Vincent may be a terrible guy, but he ain't a Nazi.

Comments locked due to numerous calls for violence. It's one of the few things explicitly against the rules.

My dude, d&b has been around for over a decade before dubstep became a thing. We are IE came out in '91. I've got jungle records that were mainstream in the early 90s, while dubstep didn't gain popularity until mid 2000s.

Source: am old former raver.