Yeah there is that too, would need a lot of freezer tubs. I also don’t have space for a microwave to reheat them. Some stuff could go in the air fryer, or a saucepan.
My partner really doesn’t like eating stuff that has been frozen though. I think she gets it from her parents, they are really funny about it for some reason. They appear to think “best before” means “toxic after”.
I have a sudden desire to turn my 21L steel stockpot into an extremely large insulated slow cooker.
Previously thought of using a straw box or similar where you heat it and then stick it in the box and seal it up and just leave it.
Now I just need to find enough people to eat up to 21L of stew or curry.
Got newer data? Germany if it keeps up the 2023 rise could have overtaken Poland
You can do plenty more than just boil a potato
We are happy with everything we stole from other cultures thanks. Along with with a lot of carbs.
What an obscure and oddly specific acronym
Depends if you want something you can build yourself or if you want to buy premade electrical things. Both options are probably worth considering tbh.
Could make it in a way that it doubles as a smoke box.
That is nice and all but I don’t live in America. The same/similar arguments are not US specific.
But I don’t want a driving license. Also just looked it up and interestingly while it can be illegal its not like it is in a car. In a car there is a specific blood alcohol limit and that doesn’t exist for cycling. They need to show you are unfit to ride. So I guess if you are not swerving all over the place.
Then again, they would provably use the same test result if they did test you. I wonder if you can just refuse to provide a sample… Its illegal not to with a car, but unsure if that still applies with a bike.
Yeah no one had an ebike when I went to school either. We all used pedal bikes.
Depends how much. Gone on a bike after a couple of pints before but I wouldn’t after a proper drinking session.
Same in the UK apparently. Don’t need a drivers license for my bike so go ahead and take it I guess?
I remember at school they used it as a threat before, the fact that we could get points on our license before we even had one for stuff on a bike. I laughed in too poor to learn to drive.
Don’t know about too much, but more than necessary perhaps. Mine was £600, probably didn’t need to go that expensive but I use it a lot so its hardly a bad choice either.
Then again, got over £200 in accessories with just the ortlieb XL pannier bags. I cycle to work every day, so arguably its pretty easy to justify spending a fair bit. If I took the bus that would cost over £1k a year. So even that €1.5k bike is fairly easy to justify compared to bus prices if you want a decent bike.
Yeah never heard anything like that, my bike was £600. Cheap bikes are the ones under £200. Once you are in the multiple thousands you are getting to pro athlete levels.
I usually look up how to maintain bits on my bike as they become necessary rather than all in one go. Same with buying tools for it.
First get a few cleaning bits. Then a few tools to split a chain and some quick links along with the tool to connect/disconnect quick links. Tools to fix an inner tube puncture. Disc brake bleeding kit and mineral oil.
Tempted to get a proper disc brake alignment tool, pretty cheap but last time I just cut a shim from a cider can and placed those either side of the rotor.
Pushing the benefits of something and focusing on the benefits that the target audience actually care about is usually a good way to get them on board with your idea.
Riding the instrument of the devil! Fuck yeah!
Lol what? Loads of kids cycle to school here and have done for longer than most people have had cars.
They can’t even stop you from biking for booze touring. Revoke your licence? Lol OK.
I would be pretty interested to know how much of a difference it ends up making after a long time in total energy usage. Could make a nice thick shell.