I enjoy hanging out in a hammock, but I mostly just read rather than trying to nap.
Exactly the same thing as every year: turkey with stuffing and lots of sides. The biggest innovation will be seeing whether I can cook some of my pickled veggies (draining away the vinegar and boiling). Dad likes pickles but they’re off is diet. However, he can have well-cooked veggies so I’m hoping that cooked veggies with a hint of pickle flavour will satisfy him.
Apparently, you Californians are special: The FDA has been creating guidelines pertaining to silver dragées since 1906, when mineral substances were banned as food additives. Today, silver is still banned as an edible additive, and silver dragées are sold in 49 states “for decoration only.” The only place you can’t even buy them is California, due to a 2003 lawsuit against several sellers. Even though the worst-case scenario is that you’d potentially turn blue-gray after eating a truckload of silver balls, the FDA is taking the cautious route and deems silver inedible and “unsafe” to use as a color additive. Personally, I never liked them (because of course I ate them) so don’t have any in the house.
Exactly the same thing as every year: turkey with stuffing and lots of sides. The biggest innovation will be seeing whether I can cook some of my pickled veggies (draining away the vinegar and boiling). Dad likes pickles but they’re off is diet. However, he can have well-cooked veggies so I’m hoping that cooked veggies with a hint of pickle flavour will satisfy him.
Apparently, you Californians are special: The FDA has been creating guidelines pertaining to silver dragées since 1906, when mineral substances were banned as food additives. Today, silver is still banned as an edible additive, and silver dragées are sold in 49 states “for decoration only.” The only place you can’t even buy them is California, due to a 2003 lawsuit against several sellers. Even though the worst-case scenario is that you’d potentially turn blue-gray after eating a truckload of silver balls, the FDA is taking the cautious route and deems silver inedible and “unsafe” to use as a color additive. Personally, I never liked them (because of course I ate them) so don’t have any in the house.
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