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Is it also a pressure cooker ? I think that's what sets it/Ninja & Instant Pot apart from TH's offerings, along with name recognition, and decent track record. Does come at a price point though.
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Oh crap ... well that explains a lot ... ... why I snooze so easy when idle, waiting for the wife to shop. How did I not realize that? Just hope I don't fall asleep while driving the MG ZZZZs ... Seagull ... does that come with a tether & ground anchor?
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Check the YT reviews, see how it compares. Both seem to get good reviews. If I didn't have too many appliances already, seems like a good one to have, complimented with an inexpensive air fryer for quick snacks. Small counter foot print and low energy use with those two. On the air fryer, I just picked up this one, and a bit redundant for me, but warming up to it.
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They so sell the instant pot here, and about the same ball park price. Saw one on LAZ/15K baht, states imported from UK. With that in mind, might want to check UK/EU Amazon sites, for Ninja, since familiar with, and may be cheaper even with S&H added.
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Iron rich foods that Thais do eat, though question a couple: Meat and Eggs Beef Chicken Pork Dried beef Liver Eggs (any style) Seafood Shrimp Clams Scallops Oysters Tuna Mackerel Vegetables Spinach Sweet potatoes Peas Broccoli String beans Dandelion greens Kale Chard Fruit Watermelon Beans and Other Foods Tofu Beans (kidney, garbanzo, or white, canned) Tomato Dried beans Corn syrup ???
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Almost 3 kms away ... Newly built about 1 yr ago. Such hardships in rural TH.
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You mean I could have spent only 5+M baht more, and gotten to the 7-11 in almost half time Damn you ZS ... MG ZS EV D model - 0 - 100 km/h◂0 - 62 mph: 8.6s
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Last Night's Soaking CM Rain: What Does This Portend?
KhunLA replied to GammaGlobulin's topic in ASEAN NOW Community Pub
Of course CC is real. Feel free to send some of that rain down here. Be a nice addition to the overnight temps of late, and quite comfy. If not for the slightly higher air pollution, we could leave the AC off and have the evening air flow through the house. Though not the best idea all night, as RH is still way too high. But a quick breeze to cool down the house naturally would be nice. So the ACs stay on all night to knock the humidity down and clean the air. -
They should not be giving iron supplement to children. Even though iron is water soluble, it is still stored in the body, and can definitely be a problem for some people. Hope it states the amount in the supplement. Depending on diet, may want or to avoid. "Kids ages 4–8 years need 10 milligrams while older kids ages 9–13 years need 8 milligrams"
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I bought a couple kg to test out. Not so much for price, though a plus, but for reserve when I'm too lazy to go to store, when we run out. Usually have a stash of UHT, but that was silly priced last time I saw it on the shelf, and they don't stock as much, so iffy supply. Use to be pallet/skid of it at Makro, now (maybe because of price), just a small amount on the shelf. Main reason ... states makes 7 L, so I'm thinking, make 6 L or less, and it will taste better. A lot of the milk sold world wide is from milk powder. Not so much here/TH though, and that I've noticed on the labels.
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A rebuttal to your prejudice ... why waste my time. Some reading for you . Y'all are hopelessly lost within yourselves. Have a nice day = don't bother, as I won't reply.
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Thailand’s discovery of lithium deposit brings with it tough questions
KhunLA replied to webfact's topic in Thailand News
Went from a good find, for TH & battery industry, to ecological disaster, to now a coup The sun just doesn't shine in some folk's world Half of us will probably be dead before 1 kg is taken out of the ground. Environment report, bidding for rights, protest against, court/appeal/appeal, more bidding, then ground breaking for mining. Price dropped so far due to worldwide abundance, nobody interested in mining till other reserves dry up. How long die it take to get potash out of the ground in NE TH. -
Must Read Thailand starts checking foreigners' passports on domestic flights
KhunLA replied to webfact's topic in Thailand News
Besides being the law to carry it (and it is), its pretty stupid not to have it with you, or at least a short drive away. Being it's the most important document I have, it's always within arm's reach ... give or take a few steps. You'll probably never need it .... until you do -
Another CH hater ... better get rid of most of your electronic, car probably, and so many other things. Turn the grid off also, as that's probably running with components from CH also. What country hasn't had some type of food scandal ? Have a nice day.
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Instant Pot, which they have here, but I think it was cheaper if I ordered on Amazon. "7 in 1 Neo", I think was the one I was thinking about. Decided against it, as the only thing extra it provided that I didn't already have was 'pressure cooker', and only wanted that for beans and or cheap cuts of beef. Does most thing good, but not rice
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And that would be the EV owners' fault that govt/utility companies don't plan for unfavorable weather with a larger natural gas reserve. That's like blaming the EV owners in TH, or anywhere, because gov't/utility companies didn't expand use of renewables, so they have to burn coal or oil for electric, instead of renewable energy they failed to provide. With that failed thinking ahead, invite 40M tourist to visit when you're still doing brown outs for lack of proper electric service to Thai homes & business. EVs been around for decades. Time for govt and utilities to step up their game was decades ago also.
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Remember way back when, big to do about TH & AU's FTA, and local Aussies were excited about the 'new' lower wine prices they were expecting ... .... that was funny sh!t right there TIT ... I realized it doesn't matter what they sign or say, they will continue do as they please. Which is fine be me. Their country, I'm just here on an extended visit.
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If you don't like it Leave ! Root canal
KhunLA replied to georgegeorgia's topic in Health and Medicine
And if things don't go a planned ? I had a crown done at BumCrap dental clinic. Without the root canal, and that alone took 1 month, because the 1st didn't fit correctly. Come back in 2 weeks. All for nothing as it broke in less than 6 months anyway. Never sat right, as she didn't do a root canal, and the tooth was impacted, why the 1st didn't sit right, or the 2nd. Had a root canal done last year, Oct maybe, that took 2 vists / 3 weeks, and return for composite, 1 week later. So one month, also for a side incisor. Are you adding the cost of flights and hotels for your possibly 1 month stay ? Since you're not a big fan of TH, it's not exactly a holiday for you. -
But it fits with biden's 'made in USA' stance, even though a company with HQ in JP Top 10 states for auto manufacturing & coal fired power plants Michigan ... 5 coal fired power stations Ohio ... 5 Indiana ... 13 Texas ... 12 Illinois ... 10 Tennessee ... 4 Missouri ... 9 Kentucky ... 9 Alabama ... 3 Mississippi ... 2 Hypocrisy - the practice of claiming to have moral standards or beliefs to which one's own behavior does not conform.
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Thailand’s discovery of lithium deposit brings with it tough questions
KhunLA replied to webfact's topic in Thailand News
FAKE ... ... that's a Gold mine in Australia Try this one instead ... ... just don't tell anyone it's a copper mine in Chile -
Since not given the option, to not invest in govt pension, that myself & employers paid into, I'll keep being a blight on society. If having the choice, and since my investment give better returns than the (bankrupt) govt, yes, I'd rather not have paid into the social programs, and simply done my own investing with those funds. Self employment tax Soc Sec tax is 12.4% On a conservative $50k X 12% X 5% int X 30 years: That pretty much matches my Soc Sec for 20 yrs, if I was to live till 86 yrs old. 10% return would give $1+M, so about 2.5X for 20yrs what SS pays. I don't think I've ever had an investment pay less than 25% after my learning curve. RE wise, first house I bought at $24k, and worth $118k only 15 yrs later. That didn't cost me anything, as the tenants paid the mortgage. I lived rent free in 1 apt. Or when rented, paid my mortgage for the next house I was prepping to rent as I lived in it. Next house, I just paid cash. Rinse & repeat. For intelligent people, social security (USA) is a terrible investment. That the max is about $2500 a month is an embarrassment. Of course that 2 term Congress person is 100% vested with their retirement. Different set of rules for them. Social programs are for lazy idiots ... IMHO