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I have a veg& lentil curry in there currently if that counts? Not sure why you think my stuff is unhealthy?
Much more time efficient to cook 12 portions of something at once than cook something individually 12 times.
If you have a big enough freezer you still get lots of verity of meals. (And can still cook stuff ad-hoc)
I freeze home cooked Bolognese, stroganoff, chill con carne, curry, casseroles etc. they all reheat such that you would never know it was frozen.
Some other dishes with rice or pasta in them when frozen lose some of their texture, but taste great still. Some stuff (chicken cassoulet from this weekend for example) is just annoying to defrost but is fine once done.
You freeze it so you get more of a mix of stuff.
Cook 4-12 portions something freezable most weekends, eat a portion, freeze the rest.
Cook something simple 2 days a week (burgers/fajitas etc)
I now have a selection of 5 or 6 different frozen meals in the freezer at a time.
Loads of tourists there. They have casinos, fancy restaurants, good views, a good aquarium.... And a F1 track!
.... Just turn of your roaming, they are not in the EU roaming rules, so charge €40 a mb or something.
Nice of them to both do it on the same lap
It's not the rain that's the concern, it's lightning. (I believe it's because that grounds the medical helicopter)
15 mins is a standard shit break tbh. You want to use the far stalls though as those have phone signal. If you use the ones closer to the door, you only get signal when someone opens the door.
All energy is nuclear with extra steps.
Would link to the status page.... But it's down!
They sell things that come in cups, or with napkins. Lots of people cycle/run/walk here instead of driving, seems pretty stupid.
Taking away the bins doesn't mean you don't produce rubbish....
Edit: I think there is still a bin IN the cafe, but most people eat/drink outside. Lots of people asking staff where the bins are. Still hypocritical I think though? (And still mildly infuriating to remove well used bins!)
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The main issue in the short term was ships being stuck and ships not being able to get to their destinations in there. Now that's sorted out, it's just a fuel cost issue.
It's a dead end in there, you can't get through it like you can through the red sea into Suez. They are more concerned about that channel. That's why the french have a carrier group near there, to protect shipping against the houthis instead of joining the US in it's current mistake.