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To: nickcarraway
2 posted on
08/10/2017 2:20:58 PM PDT by
faithhopecharity
("Politicans are not born, they're excreted." -- Marcus Tillius Cicero)
To: nickcarraway
We need the FDA and USDA to act immediately to make sure no one uses the word “rice” unless they have a government license to do so. People can easily become confused between rice and cauliflower, and it is a serious threat to public health. What if a child got their hands on this? Without knowing the difference, they could easily kill themselves.
3 posted on
08/10/2017 2:21:07 PM PDT by
PGR88
To: nickcarraway
“when did riced become a verb?”
I understand the sentiment, but potato ricers have been around for over a century.
To: nickcarraway
Clearly this is simply Cauliflower identifying as Rice. This is a normal, natural thing. </S>
5 posted on
08/10/2017 2:25:32 PM PDT by
MaskedMan
(The)
To: nickcarraway
Man that is nasty stuff. Esp if the wife lets it sit in the fridge to long. I finally convinced her to buy the frozen stuff so the fridge does not smell like a fart.
6 posted on
08/10/2017 2:26:04 PM PDT by
taxcontrol
(Stupid should hurt)
To: nickcarraway
7 posted on
08/10/2017 2:28:50 PM PDT by
Tucker39
(Read: Psalm 145. The whole psalm.....aloud; as praise to our God.)
To: nickcarraway
...asked rice farmer Matthew Sligar. “Secondly, when did riced become a verb?” At least 120 years ago if not more...
(antique potato ricer)
8 posted on
08/10/2017 2:37:02 PM PDT by
TigersEye
(0bama. The Legacy is a lie. The lie is the Legacy.)
To: nickcarraway
“when did riced become a verb?”
They sell rivers on Amazon.
9 posted on
08/10/2017 2:40:38 PM PDT by
Lurkina.n.Learnin
(I'm tired of the Cult of Clinton. Wish she would just pass out the Koolaide)
To: nickcarraway
....... “Riced cauliflower– I mean, why even call it riced cauliflower?..... Apparently they've never heard of "Riced Potatoes" or the kitchen implement known as a Potato Ricer
Click The Pic For Link My Grandmother loved her potato ricer. She used it for other things too like riced turnips, parsnips, etc.
11 posted on
08/10/2017 2:46:46 PM PDT by
Fiddlstix
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To: nickcarraway
I often make a substitute for mashed potatoes with cauliflower.
Hard to tell the difference.
12 posted on
08/10/2017 2:47:55 PM PDT by
Vinnie
To: nickcarraway
14 posted on
08/10/2017 2:52:36 PM PDT by
Polyxene
(Out of the depths I have cried to Thee, O Lord; Lord, hear my voice.)
To: nickcarraway
He has a great vlog...............
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DNRUoTh6Np0
15 posted on
08/10/2017 2:54:45 PM PDT by
Osage Orange
(You have brains in your head...and feet in your shoes..............)
To: nickcarraway
good thing people don't get confused and eat rice-coal... wouldn't have any teeth left
16 posted on
08/10/2017 3:16:30 PM PDT by
Chode
(You have all of the resources you are going to have. Abandon your illusions and plan accordingly.)
To: nickcarraway
They really think people don’t know the difference between rice and cauliflower?
To: nickcarraway
“Sligar worries “riced cauliflower” is confusing consumers and may have an impact on rice sales. “
Yes, what was that? Article VI of the constitution that required FedGov to make sure consumers do not get confused?
So what? Then we’ll have confused consumers and an impact of rice sales. Here’s a hot tip, Asia is full of rice eaters.
20 posted on
08/10/2017 3:39:47 PM PDT by
DesertRhino
(Dog is man's best friend, and moslems hate dogs. Add that up.)
To: nickcarraway
THE HORRORS! THAT’S VEGETABLE APPROPRIATION!
21 posted on
08/10/2017 3:45:47 PM PDT by
Mr. K
(***THERE IS NO CONSEQUENCE OF REPEALING OBAMACARE THAT IS WORSE THAN OBAMACARE ITSELF***)
To: nickcarraway
“ Do we need to call cauliflower rice,” asked rice farmer Matthew Sligar. “Riced cauliflower– I mean, why even call it riced cauliflower? Could call it– bits of cauliflower, or cauliflower crumbles. Secondly, when did riced become a verb?” I guess this guy doesn't cook much? Riced has been a verb for a long time. You rice foods with a ricer. The term can be found in many cookbooks.
22 posted on
08/10/2017 3:49:20 PM PDT by
exDemMom
(Current visual of the hole the US continues to dig itself into: http://www.usdebtclock.org/)
To: nickcarraway
White color food has low nutrients.
Cauliflower, blah.
24 posted on
08/10/2017 3:59:35 PM PDT by
TheNext
(TRUMP thru 2044)
To: nickcarraway
when did riced become a verb?
Long time ago.
26 posted on
08/10/2017 4:37:03 PM PDT by
itsahoot
(As long as there is money to be divided, there will be division.)
To: nickcarraway
in a tale of rice and men.Wonder how long they had been saving that one up.
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