Kimchi in jars is different because it’s usually refrigerated from the start, and the fermentation is slower than kraut which usually starts at room temp, and finishes refrigerated. You can almost always tell if it’s live by just tasting it. A live culture will have a bit of a carbonated kind of fizz in the bite.
If it’s in the airlock bags or plastic vessels, it’s assumed that it’s live. Like Farmhouse Culture, Sinto, or Wildbrine.
The first question is more about what kind of kraut you’re using. If it’s jarred or canned, there are no live cultures in it to begin with.
If you’re using non-processed kraut directly from a live culture or refrigerated vessel, then you may have some benefit, though the actual measured efficacy of probiotics in food consumption is scant at best.
That there is a spider.
I got an email ban.
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Notice how no other car makers overstepped that boundary because they aren’t desperate for PR attention.
Immortal Tanks, those Brother printers. Best in the biz.
It’s cable with extra steps.
Looks like it, yup.
Games aren’t an issue. If you are still in a world where your local machine is a dev environment, that’s a different story. Sorry.
All work via Wine. I use each of them. No issues.
So skip Windows. Why does anyone need it anymore?
Dumb as shit. “We have an issue, but instead of fixing it, let’s just make nature TAKE IT. TAKE IT AND LIKE IT”
What in the hell is this timeline, even. For real.
Not only are you a sucker for giving them all your personal contacts a la Facebook, but now they can get your gaming info as well? Please fuck off.
Good. They make great stuff.
From the title, I thought people were actually selling their eyeballs for money.
Oh, for sure. It’ll change your life. Look in the refrigerator section where they keep things like pickles if you’re in the US. Unsure how it’s sold in other parts of the world.
They look like this.