I grinded a head of garlic for my special sauce for dinner and since then then I must have washed my hands a dozen times but the smell won't wash away How do I stop smelling like garlic?
>>22009335 No joke, butter, butt some of us are poor and seems like a waste so for the sake of said unfortunate characters and their feelings I recommend butter.
>>22009452 grond! >>22009338 now my hands smell like garlic butter and I can't stop nibbling on them. The fact I've exhausted this week's food budget on the butter to clean my hands with makes this temptation impossible to resist
>>22009336 Literally this. Some restaurants have stainless steel bars that look like soap, that are there specifically for you to roll it around in your hands to get the smell off. I don't know how it works. Tiny pockets in the surface of the metal that the particles are slotting into or something? If soap isn't emulsifying the food particles to wash em away I don't know why the metal would pick the particles up but it really does work.
>>22009679 I was curious > The sulfur from the onion, garlic or fish is attracted to—and binds with—one or more of the metals in stainless steel. Formation of such compounds is what makes stainless steel stainless. Onions and garlic contain amino acid sulfoxides, which form sulfenic acids, which then form a volatile gas—propanethial S-oxide—that forms sulfuric acid upon exposure to water. These compounds are responsible for burning your eyes while cutting onions, and also for their characteristic scent. The sulfur compounds bind to the steel—efficiently removing the odor from your fingers.
I suppose the dashes indicate it’s AI, from some website called thoughtco
>>22009674 >>22009674 >>22009674 Can you recommend a garlic crusher that wont bend to shit after a month of daily use? I bought some all-metal ones but they were still shit
>>22009335 you can't forcibly remove the smell it takes time. just by touching garlic it get in to your blood, and will make your breath smell like garlic.
>>22010784 >>22010783 Just because the dictionary people allow retarded zoomer "words" into their official lexicon for attention and cool points, does not mean the rest of us adults actually accept them.
>>22013209 Wrong. And if you were to say outloud "I grinded the peppercorns" you'd sound like a fucking retard. So go ahead and present yourself as ignorant if you like. The educated adults will continue to say "ground".
>>22013222 You found examples of people looking retarded though history. Congratulations. No intelligent person now would utter the word 'grinded' without being outed as a fool. Just look here, it's considered a misspelling. LOL
>>22009746 Maybe, but imo AI writes better than this, in that it uses dashes more properly. That last dash is wholly unnecessary, and the first two definitely isn't how AI uses dashes. I feel this is a person with a particular "voice" (that isn't my favorite cup of tea)
>>22013226 >You found examples of people looking retarded though history >people looking retarded though history people who got their literature published despite using the word "grinded"
