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It's all done at the farm.
They have their own cows. And their neighbour supplies the pork.
Small scale means it doesn't taste identical all the time.
Last year the bacon started having a different taste. They were out of apple and started smoking with plum instead
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Jörgen Andersson wrote: Small scale means it doesn't taste identical all the time.
Last year the bacon started having a different taste. They were out of apple and started smoking with plum instead
Isn't that great?
With "industrially made" food that has had the same unchanged taste from the 1960s till today, you get so bored. There is never anytyhing new and exciting to it. (That is actually my greatest objection against Coke: The taste is sort of 'OK', but after fifty years, I am sort of through with it!)
Sometimes, I make food based on industrial ingredients, such as canned or dried soup. But I always add some vegetables, spices or whathaveyou of my own, so that it is different every time.
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Member 7989122 wrote: Isn't that great?
It was.
Problem is when someone great gets that reputation and can't keep up with raising demand.
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Sounds delicious 
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@daveauld
It's all gone very quiet on that front ... 
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Not yet. It took ages to ship, didn't leave Germany until 3rd January, then took 2 weeks to get to Cyprus, then got picked up from the post office by the wife and youngest a few days after I had arrived back in Qatar.
So it is sat in its box waiting for me to get back to Cyprus on 25th 
A tad annoying!
I believe Anycubic are also announcing new printers this week. Be interesting to see what's new.
I had a couple of issues the last few days at home with the current one, it was a lot colder and couldn't get the first layer to stick properly. It was also my first use of my red filament so don't know if that also had something to do with it. I cleaned and levelled the bed, heat cycled the ultrabase and raised the temps a bit and that seemed to help.
I am thinking of doing something like you did, to help keep temps up and also for fumes when printing abs etc.
How's yours behaving?
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Brilliant on PLA, but ABS is being a PITA - I've got to get back to trying to get that to adhere properly in the next week or two (it's a low priority ATM). ABS is just curving and lifting even with a 110C bed / 230C extruder at half speed. and that turns the whole print to a rats nest of fine black wire ... 
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You'll have to try the various tricks;
Hairspray on the bed
Pritt stick on the bed
Blue painters masking tape on the bed
Abs and acetone mix applied to the bed
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DaveAuld wrote: Hairspray on the bed
Pritt stick on the bed
Blue painters masking tape on the bed
Abs and acetone mix applied to the bed
I miss having a toddler. 
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What do you mean a toddler, my youngest daughter is almost 13, and I have seen cleaner land fills and hire skips than her bedroom surfaces!
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nerds! 
These things sound awesome though. You two make me want one. I don't know what I'd do with it though - probably print body armor for my cats or something weird like that.
Real programmers use butterflies
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What, like this: CAT ARMOR by PrintThatThing[^]
That's pretty mainstream, these days ... you'd be surprised what people will print 
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apparently rule #34 applies to more stuff than i thought it id.
Real programmers use butterflies
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It's compensation for crap coding capabilities on my side!
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I also thought I would give Octoprint a go, so bought a raspi and 2 webcams, so will see how much success I have getting that all going. It was more for the remote monitoring.
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That is clearly from an embittered example of the Marketing Species:
Quote: Q: What's sweeter than a box of chocolates?
A: Happily eating restaurant quality food at home with that special someone, while the rest of humanity battles for dinner reservations on Valentine's Day.
I won't mention the company, but ... yes, they do make Sous Vide products ...
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Re:
Sorry, no need, we shagged already.
"Five fruits and vegetables a day? What a joke!
Personally, after the third watermelon, I'm full."
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"GE, we bring good things to living, so you don't have to go out among them."
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Does it come with that special someone?
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I believe there are laws against that kind of thing in most civilised countries ...
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That would depend on whether that special someone is a living thing or not.
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Sander's one of the Good Guys: he doesn't date the Undead. 
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