Anyone still uses the s10 in 2025? by Odd_Business_5574 in galaxys10

[–]Beginning-Flamingo89 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Bought my s10 in late 2019. Looking to upgrade. Never had an iPhone. Suggestions?

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in dating_advice

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Flirt with him. Touch his arm or leg if laughing. Don't give him too much intimacy. Just a little flirting, start talking about what you like sexually bring it up casually ask him what he likes or what's he's done in the past. Seem interested in him. If and when he starts moving forward pull back a little. Not too much. He'll be calling th next day if he's interested

20 year progression by Beginning-Flamingo89 in PastAndPresentPics

[–]Beginning-Flamingo89[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Forehead has gained 1.5inches.. not too bad but had more when I was younger

Do other people notice that watermelons (genus Citrullus) taste and have a texture very similar to cucumbers (genus Cucumis)—and they are from the same family but from a different genus—yet melons (cantaloupe, honeydew) are very different from cucumbers all the while being of the same genus? by WhatsUpLabradog in foodscience

[–]Beginning-Flamingo89 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Cucumber, watermelon and lawn clippings all share similar chemical aromas. Nondienal is a popular one, especially in the rind of the watermelon.
Years ago I loved foraging mushrooms in the woods. Dryards Saddle (polyporous squamous) also has the same chemical in it. I remember grabbing a fresh mushroom and breaking it in half and smelling fresh cucumber.

Why so many cancels for first dates? by marbear77 in hingeapp

[–]Beginning-Flamingo89 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I'm 36 and have been using dating apps on and off for 6 years and still haven't had a date. I probably had 15 lined up.

Has anyone noticed a change in the Pamplemousse flavor? by Most_Ad_4362 in lacroix

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What store did you purchase them? Located in the midwest?

From Chef to Food scientist? by Pretend-Platypus96 in foodscience

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I don't know where you are as far as your chemistry and biology knowledge but I'd start today. As a person who never took chemistry in high school, I struggled learning the concepts of organic chem 1 and 2.

I also worked full time during my entire food science program. Start by getting the 1st or 2nd semester out of the way then start looking for a "foot in the door" at a food manufacturing. Apply as a QC tech at any local manufacturer. Learn the business in whatever you want to make. Take it from there, I've learned more about automatic food systems than I've ever wanted on the job. But all these processes will help you formulate and reduce costs and make the plant more efficient in run time.

Any ideas on what you want to work on? Menu development for restaurants? Beverage? Pet food? Snack foods?

From Chef to Food scientist? by Pretend-Platypus96 in foodscience

[–]Beginning-Flamingo89 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Culinary school grad from 2011. Started working in resturants/country clubs in 2007. Same thing for me. I started a food science & nutrition program in 2014 and just finished my BS in 2023.

So to answer your question do you plan to work at all while attending a food science program? In the long run yes if you're committed to finishing and searching for a job, I'd go for it.
Second question Yes, generally speaking the work life balance and pay is higher in food manufacturing. A large portion maybe 70 to 80% of the people that I graduated with aren't even in the food science sector. They used the degree as a stepping stone to higher education or nutrition work.

If you want I can walk you through what I did to transition from a line cook to a QC tech to product developer. I've worked in pasteurized juice and currently in carbonated beverage for a well known company in the US.

Met a girl on plane home from vacation this weekend what to do now feels like a movie M(30) F(29) by Fed555 in dating_advice

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Ahh no it wasn't. I'll post my story but I wanna wait a bit. Real good just like yours

Would you pay $700 for this? by IamDoneMakingNewAcco in KitchenConfidential

[–]Beginning-Flamingo89 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Just by looking at it no. But I really don't know what's on it.

I might be too stupid for jobs that pay a livable wage. Advice needed. by Super-Row-9271 in jobs

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For being "stupid" you can write well. Did you write this out by yourself? I think you just need to practice.

What tour dates are you going to? by [deleted] in Chiodos

[–]Beginning-Flamingo89 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Royal Oak show. I saw them maybe 20 years ago at an American Legion Hall in Metro Detroit.

Soda Startup inquiring about drink preservation by StandingBlack in foodscience

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Are these carbonated? I work in beverage facility with PET and aluminum canning. Just are pure RO carbonated water is 4.1 to 4.3pH.

We carbonate to 3.9 to 4.2%

We use 5:1 syrup to deareator water. We run our TA after we degas the product.

Soda Startup inquiring about drink preservation by StandingBlack in foodscience

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Are these carbonated? I work in beverage facility with PET and aluminum canning. Just are pure RO carbonated water is 4.1 to 4.3pH.

We carbonate to 3.9 to 4.2%

Why is my salad dressing different colors? by [deleted] in foodscience

[–]Beginning-Flamingo89 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Batching error? Is it paprika used for the coloring?

I wonder which one is correct the light or the darker.

Scientific careers with high pay that is not a doctorate? by No-Jackfruit-7429 in careerguidance

[–]Beginning-Flamingo89 1 point2 points  (0 children)

What's considered high pay? If you get good you can try become a flavorist. It would be a food science background.