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The worst part about these mentally deficient tradwife posters is that they always have a baby somewhere in the clip. Actual proof that they have recreated and are sending another generation of misinformed/stupid into the world
I had a friend freak the hell out about the ingredients to a particular vaccine. I then posted a list of scary sounding chemicals like arsenic and asked him which he had a problem with. It was the chemical make up of a red apple.
Pro tip: Vitamin C (half a tablet, crushed) will make your dough rise faster and have bigger air pockets.
I will not let them divide us. Bread lovers united!
Anyone that pronounces calcium like Calc-Ki-um can’t be trusted
KALKIUM
These unhealthy people out here ingesting dihydrogen monoxide smh
Why buy bread when you can make it so easily.
Ignore the fact I haven't made a loaf in a while....
So called “health influencers” are (some of) the worst. They complain about “chemicals” but have no clue what any of it is unless it’s something basic like “flour” and assume it’s something dangerous or poison.
It’s like people that say food was better in the ‘50s and ‘60s because it “wasn’t full of chemicals,” which is wrong for a plethora of reason but without getting into semantics, is mostly because companies weren’t required to list /every/ ingredient like they are today. So that Reese’s from 1960 which lists “Peanut butter, milk chocolate, cane sugar, dextrose, salt, and lecithin” (actual ingredient list from an ad around that era)most likely had a few other things. In fact, it definitely did because it didn’t list the ingredients that make up the “peanut butter” or “milk chocolate.”
As with most things, it’s free mongering for the sake of fear mongering, whether it’s intentionally and trying to grift others or unintentionally due to ignorance and not knowing any better. Unfortunately, people eat it up.
SUNBLEST! BEST EH GEAR!
The yelling in the mic. Jesus, why?


