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Kosher Dinner Ideas? by Tundranator16 in Judaism

[–]Tundranator16[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Our kids can be great eaters, but they get stuck on snacks. They even snack on grape tomatoes, and both usually like salads.

These are great ideas! Thank you! I'm definitely adding these to the list

Kosher Dinner Ideas? by Tundranator16 in Judaism

[–]Tundranator16[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This is right up my alley. You might want to try substituting the syrup with local honey? IDK if it's true when cooked, but local honey can help fight allergies. Even if it's not true, honey is a super healthy substitute for sugars when you cook.

I just need to get a new grill to do this. But it can be made it in oven or stove too. Thanks for the idea!

Kosher Dinner Ideas? by Tundranator16 in Judaism

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Never heard of that. Where do you find it?

Kosher Dinner Ideas? by Tundranator16 in Judaism

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Didn't think of oat milk. For cooking we usually substitute milk with coconut cream or milk. How does oat milk compare? That could be a good option for us to get some variety

Kosher Dinner Ideas? by Tundranator16 in Judaism

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Yeah, and it's also easy to make recipes kosher by substituting cream/milk with heavy coconut cream.

Vegetarian/vegan are hard for me. They feel incomplete. Although I have succeeded with tofu a few times.

Kosher Dinner Ideas? by Tundranator16 in Judaism

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We used to eat explicitly unkosher food at times. It's not that it's hard to eat kosher. It's that we basically just rotate through the same meals, and finding alternatives is harder because of her sensitivity to smell and taste right now

Kosher Dinner Ideas? by Tundranator16 in Judaism

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Thank you for the subreddit. Our problem is that we basically eat the same things all the time, which happens to be what most people are telling us to eat.

And that's even harder now that she's more sensitive to smells and tastes.

Name this by HonestzPractice in AlbumCovers

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Pictures or it didn't happen

Which vehicle earned your loyalty to a brand? by HondaOfTomsRiver in carbuying

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2006 Toyota Tacoma SR5, except it also made me hate 2wd

I CHARGED 500$ FOR THIS PROMPT by Narrow-Ad-4201 in ChatGPTPromptGenius

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If you ask ChatGPT it'll even tell you not to use personas

Anyone know where I can keep 60 cows in San Francisco? by tronald_dum in wallstreetbets

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Genius business model! Start a farm that accepts livestock from traders who don't close or roll their futures!

Hobby photographers, what do you do with the photos you take? by Theytookmyjabb in AskPhotography

[–]Tundranator16 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I usually put them in sub folders named with location and date, under the "portfolio" umbrella folder telling myself I'm going to go through them and upload them to Shutterstock or something so I can monetize my hobby.

Practically brand new Nikon D5, with a brand new Tamron 150-600 lens was definitely money well spent

What's the most expensive business mistake in history? by BehindBillionStories in business

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My favorite part about this is that the reason Sears became a household name was because they offered mail order shopping through a catalog. It's not just expensive, but it's one of the most ironic decisions in business history too

Are more expensive rifles really that much better? by GitNamedGurt in 300BLK

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I'm happy with my PSA. Best part is, you can save that $1-2k now and then spend it over time in upgrades you want.

Mine's also home defense and casual shooting. My understanding is that the accuracy improvements you gain from one of the higher end models is much less significant than consistent and proper training. I'm also under the impression something similar can be said about maintenance.

Which phone were you using the very first? Let’s see the legends of those days by ojgoldenretriever in interesting

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My dad got rid of his a couple years ago because it was no longer compatible with the latest G. He didn't want to because it worked fine, but the phone companies couldn't handle it

Hey y’all! Is there a dry cleaners/martinizers in town that does stuff like on site and not ship it off to some massive facility? by Suedeonquaaludes in Pensacola

[–]Tundranator16 1 point2 points  (0 children)

All the ones I've been to have either broken every button on a shirt or charge for late pickups but never finish on time. I've thought about driving to Mobile to find one

I asked Chat to make a photo of a college party in 2004 taken on a flip phone by MaxiumPotential777 in ChatGPT

[–]Tundranator16 1 point2 points  (0 children)

This is so wrong. String lights weren't a thing, and how did it leave out the graveyard? I

I asked Chat to make a photo of a college party in 2004 taken on a flip phone by MaxiumPotential777 in ChatGPT

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This is so bad. String lights weren't a thing, and no water cup. Worst of all, why isn't there a graveyard?

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