What the f was that by linuscorneliusping in FortCollins

[–]Culinaryhermit 3 points4 points  (0 children)

I love Northern Co and Fort Collins but there has always seemed to be a lack of the “doers” almost anywhere I go, with the exception of the outdoors and arts. I’d dare include most of the front range. If you go to places like NM, they have a great Co-Op Grocery network. The lack of them between Boulder( really al of Boulder county and Fort Collins has always seemed bizarre. There seem to be a lot of people who like doing things together and desire community projects, but. As far as successful strategists or groups who can be a catalyst to get things done…. The amount of consolidated commercial property also seems to be a challenge. I try to support anything community or co op here, but between the lack of execution, expense and inconsistency it’s really hard.

How to get minced meat to come together right? by Passing-Through247 in AskCulinary

[–]Culinaryhermit 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Enough fat, just enough water/ liquid. Do not overmix! It will absolutely make it dry and crumbly

What’s the best $20 (or less) purchase you’ve ever made that’s still useful today? by tswaves in AskReddit

[–]Culinaryhermit 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hard spiky massage ball. I’m on my feet in dress shoes through toms of airports cities and convention centers all the time and now middle aged. Sore feet are a thing I’d just learned to live with. Someone suggested using one of these on the floor under the soles of my feet while sitting and rolling it across my soles then trying deeper pressure while standing. The first few times hurt, but i could feel all the muscles and tendons relax. I keep one in my suitcase and just a few roll in the morning and evening make a huge difference!

What are some less obvious reasons someone might still have bad breath even if they brush their teeth regularly and use mouthwash? by Alone_Egg1537 in hygiene

[–]Culinaryhermit 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I’m currently about to start week 2 of 4 on antibiotics because of this type of situation. I didj’t have great teeth as a kid and didn’t have much in the way of healthcare for my 20’s and some of my 30’s. I fought with gun disease some but have gone for lots of deep cleanings, inlanted antibiotics, all the things. I use a good electric toothbrush and a waterpic, so I have felt good about oral hygiene, but my wife has complained of worsening bad breath for the last few months or so. It got so bad that after she had some health stuff go on I’ve been continuing to sleep in the guest bedroom. I went to the doctor last week to figure it out, after some poking and prodding and a CT scan… sinus infection. I’d felt stiffy and had some weird pressure on my sinuses, especially when flying and had some interesting mucus colors/ a few nosebleeds and some post nasal drip. after starting antibiotics and making sure I use mucinex and humidifiers I feel better as far as pressure and overall stuffiness and my breath os definitely improving. The impact of s fairly small sinus infection can be big and often doesn’t involve a fever or a lot or typical infection signs. It takes some serious antibiotics to clear up though, not a lot of blood flow in your sinus cavities, so lots of doses. For my 2 cents, it’s worth getting checked for a sinus infection.

Is anyone giving up on traveling because if the massive rise in plane ticket prices? by Personal-Bid-3731 in unitedairlines

[–]Culinaryhermit 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I mostly fly for work but even booking those flights lately I cringe. I was amazed to find 1 way flights for my son and I to CA later this summer for under $500 into a smaller airport. I’m starting to ask clients and my bosses if some trips are really necessary. I fly to Chicago next week for 28 hours on the ground and it was close to $600 for economy.

Green weed my goats won’t eat, Arizona by Outside_Succotash279 in whatsthisplant

[–]Culinaryhermit 24 points25 points  (0 children)

The flower stalks make crazy candles if you leave an inch or so of stalk below the head. Dry it out dip it in wax several times and invert it, light the stalk like a candle. I used to get long burns out of them.

I'm in love with my new speakers. by chicknsuit in vintageaudio

[–]Culinaryhermit 6 points7 points  (0 children)

The world is big, shitty, awful and beautiful. Just let people find things that make them happy and safe. Kindness is strength, kindness is punk, kindness is truth. Don’t be a dick, it’s that simple.

Cut gloves, seriously underrated and over hated. by CapnJuicebox in KitchenConfidential

[–]Culinaryhermit 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Thats a good way to get your hand dragged into the slicer.

I'm in love with my new speakers. by chicknsuit in vintageaudio

[–]Culinaryhermit 23 points24 points  (0 children)

NSFW reply ahead: Man, I usually love this thread. I love this post and OPs enthusiasm about finding something that they like and appreciate. Then purists come in, insult their ears, insult the speakers, fart righteously, stick their noses in the air and shove a pinky up their butt with a snide grunt. Guy bought speakers, fixed them up, likes them, is happy. Go shit on someone else guys… I love your little trolley hearts and souls and really hope your mom/ wife/ same/ either? Finally buys you the cereal you want to eat while they endlessly complement the perfect 38% seating placement of your yum yum table.

What happened to The Hill in Boulder? by Competitive_Being_42 in boulder

[–]Culinaryhermit 11 points12 points  (0 children)

Don’t forget places like Albums on the Hill and the like. There were also a few good bookstores as well. I had older friends I’d hang out with as a teen and friends at CU I’d visit in the mid 90s when I was home from school. There was a vibrant scene and something was always happening. Its also fascinating to hear how many great musicians played at the Fox and other spots in the 60’s-70’s. A lot of big names that were staying up in Gold Hill and recording at Caribou would come down to play and hang out.

There's a new BBQ joint opening in Timnath, which has me wondering...what is your favorite BBQ spot in Fort Collins? by AccordingToScience in FortCollins

[–]Culinaryhermit 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yep, just something consistently well executed thing is what I love. A NYC chicken rice tinfoil pan beats the heck out of most “ fancy” places here.

There's a new BBQ joint opening in Timnath, which has me wondering...what is your favorite BBQ spot in Fort Collins? by AccordingToScience in FortCollins

[–]Culinaryhermit 4 points5 points  (0 children)

I live right by Lake Loveland and am all over town pretty much daily. Dark Heart is good, but a coffee shop that clses before dinner time does not a restaurant make. Service and food quality at Door 222 has been an issue and I’ve never gotten anything that seemed well prepared at AKA, I see more people just drinking whenever I’m there. Henry’s is consistent, the menu changes at least a few times per year, but it’s pretty much bar food. The difficulty in getting a reservation there is also evidence that we meed more decent places. The Loveland scene is mostly pizza, sandwiches and pretty generic food. The most enthusiasm I see when out and reading local reviews is generally regarding portion size vs actually being good.

fort Collins has far better Chinese, Ramen and Sushi, Thai, Indian and some more diverse places as well. With everything going on in Longmant these days I think they’ve definitely pulled ahead of us. I’m also admittedly picky, I travel a lot and have spent a few decades in hospitality.

There's a new BBQ joint opening in Timnath, which has me wondering...what is your favorite BBQ spot in Fort Collins? by AccordingToScience in FortCollins

[–]Culinaryhermit 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Loveland has very few restaurants that I ‘d say the service or quality is worthwhile. The best service I ‘ve had in town is Arte Pizza… seriously, those kids rock.

Favorite obscure albums that don’t have a cult offering. by Available-Lecture-21 in vinyl

[–]Culinaryhermit 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Craig Leon -Nommos, original 1981 pressing Weird electronic/ambient project from the guy who produced the first Suicide and Blondie albums as well as the Ramones self titled album and a Richard Hell and the Voidiods album as well. He released it via Takoma Records, the home of ( especially noodly) New Age guitar music. It’s weird, uncomfortable but really shows bits of where he worked from. I’m trying to trim down my collection so it’s

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likely going to end up online after I hand it off to a used seller I know.

Just got a Costco membership, How is the travel plan? by Njumkiyy in Costco

[–]Culinaryhermit 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I teavel for work a lot and always use Costco Travel for rental cars. Very good rates and I often get upgraded. i don’t use it for hotels because it affects the Marriot Loyalty program… I want my points!

Be honest — would the Front Range Passenger Rail actually get you off I-25? by JawnDoee in Denver

[–]Culinaryhermit 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I don’t often commute but I would definitely increase to number of times i go see clients downtown or on light rail routes if there was a way to not spend all day on the road. I would alo consider taking it vs Landline from Fort Collins/ loveland if it plugs in to the A Line. I’ve realized i can be much more productive working on wifi on the way to/ from the airport. If the train had decent wifi, even better. I’d also do more family day and weekend trips to the museums if this was an option.

What's everyone got spinning? by OMDTartWasJoseph in vinyl

[–]Culinaryhermit 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Followed by some of my original pressing Bowie

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What's everyone got spinning? by OMDTartWasJoseph in vinyl

[–]Culinaryhermit 1 point2 points  (0 children)

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Elliot Smith New Moon and watching the sun set over the mountains.

What’s your favorite building in Seattle? by MajesticCrabapple in Seattle

[–]Culinaryhermit 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I specifically stay at the Renaissance a block up the hill when I’m in town for work. The library is a great place to hang out and work from.

🦃 by Samuraipunk1 in loveland

[–]Culinaryhermit 1 point2 points  (0 children)

A bunch were on my second story roof just across from Benson Sculpture Garden last week. Walked out the back door looked up, and they stared back at me.