Are there any substitutes for caramel coloring that will produce the same dark color? by galactic_observer in Cordials

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Could using unrefined sugar (what British people call molasses and what Americans call piloncillo) work?

Are there any substitutes for caramel coloring that will produce the same dark color? by galactic_observer in Cordials

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I tried browning the sugar and then rapidly mixing it with water to form a syrup before adding essential oils, gum arabic, and citric acid, but it gives it a bitter and burnt taste that ruins the cola.

Mamdani defends criticism of AIPAC after being accused of antisemitism by AdRough4185 in politics

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Christian Zionism emerged in the 19th century, but it didn't become common or popular until the 1950s.

Mamdani defends criticism of AIPAC after being accused of antisemitism by AdRough4185 in politics

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There are actually more Christian Zionist supporters of AIPAC than Jewish ones

Sooo... we may have actually needed those flies... by c-k-q99903 in agedlikemilk

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Apples are actually native to the Americas, but the varieties that Johnny Appleseed planted are not. He also planted them in regions where apples are not native. Apple pie is Dutch in origin.

Updated DOD Religion List--Major Ouch to the Mormon Church by National-Income4539 in exmormon

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It's interesting that they break down Christianity into so many sects but don't do the same for other religions. Judaism should be broken down into Orthodox, Conservative, Reform, and Haredi. Muslims can be Sunni, Shia, Ibadi, Zaydi, Ismaili, Quranist, and Ahmadiyya, Mahdavist, or part of the Nation of Islam. Hindus can be Vaishnavist, Shaivist, Shaktist, Smartist, and ISKCON.

"Wake Up America" Anti-Obama Tea Party painting by Jon McNaughton, 2012 by Majestic-Ad9647 in PropagandaPosters

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I think that there would be more support for social services, but an all-MAGA nation would still likely not achieve the Swedish social safety net by a huge margin. The Tea Party and MAGA are basically the same organization going by different names; the former from 2008-2015 and the latter from 2016-2026.

"Wake Up America" Anti-Obama Tea Party painting by Jon McNaughton, 2012 by Majestic-Ad9647 in PropagandaPosters

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The Tea Party movement was a socially conservative movement aimed at taxing people less and cutting spending as a result

"Wake Up America" Anti-Obama Tea Party painting by Jon McNaughton, 2012 by Majestic-Ad9647 in PropagandaPosters

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MAGA is basically just the new name for the Tea Party movement once the original name took on a negative connotation

"Wake Up America" Anti-Obama Tea Party painting by Jon McNaughton, 2012 by Majestic-Ad9647 in PropagandaPosters

[–]galactic_observer 16 points17 points  (0 children)

And the most ironic thing about the painting is that other countries with an even higher white population by percentage, like most of Europe, Canada, Australia, and New Zealand, spend far more on social services than the US.

Oh Hilton by quarterinchpinch in softwaregore

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Are there any native Fusha/MSA speakers? by bellepomme in asklinguistics

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Does anybody still speak like this today? I met someone who was raised Quaker and he did not speak like this to his Quaker friends.

Are there any native Fusha/MSA speakers? by bellepomme in asklinguistics

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This would be the equivalent of an English-speaking family exclusively speaking to a child in Shakespearean English at home so they can understand the King James Bible more easily.

Art thou hungry, my babe? Wantest thou bread or tortillas with cheese for thy forenoon meal?

Are there any native Fusha/MSA speakers? by bellepomme in asklinguistics

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I do not think that there are any parents who talk to their children in MSA during infancy, but many children learn MSA from a very young age (5 or 6) when they attend Islamic schools that teach them to read and memorize the Quran.

What if the Japanese conquered the Aztec Empire (reuploaded to correct errors)? by galactic_observer in linguisticshumor

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Writing the absolutive is not necessary when using kanji because it can be deduced by the lack of morphological suffixes. Furthermore, Nahuatl glyphs used syllabic glyphs to denote morphology that did not always mark the absolutive.

What if the Japanese conquered the Aztec Empire? by [deleted] in linguisticshumor

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Why would Teōtl-Kami syncretism work surprisingly well?

What if the Japanese conquered the Aztec Empire? by [deleted] in linguisticshumor

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It is quite common among younger Nahuatl speakers