Vexvertigo
Vexvertigo t1_j6jjyuf wrote
Reply to comment by ChangingtheSpectrum in Empire State Building roasted for lighting up in Philadelphia Eagles' colors by CBSnews
Okay fine. We’ll let the cheesesteaks in, but you keep your one bridge having goons out of our state
Vexvertigo t1_j6jjr99 wrote
Reply to comment by Superb-Antelope-2880 in Empire State Building roasted for lighting up in Philadelphia Eagles' colors by CBSnews
How the fuck would I have known that?
Vexvertigo t1_j6ja1wq wrote
Reply to comment by Superb-Antelope-2880 in Empire State Building roasted for lighting up in Philadelphia Eagles' colors by CBSnews
You're one of those spineless cheese-steak eating mongoloids aren't you? AREN'T YOU!?
Vexvertigo t1_j698zsr wrote
Reply to comment by gh234ip in NYC is in store for a ‘cold and snowy’ winter, according to Old Farmer’s Almanac by fe2sio4
Comparing NOAA to a farmers almanac is not comparing apples to apples
Vexvertigo t1_j2bm3hf wrote
Reply to comment by NetQuarterLatte in George Santos Story Broke by Local LI Newspaper Months Ago by geoxol
Or, you know, you’re getting downvoted for a different reason. Like people think you’re being kind of crazy
Vexvertigo t1_iy2vddf wrote
Reply to comment by JorisR94 in [Homemade] Mac and Cheese by HighbrowUsername
It’s easier and less diluted by the binding liquid. It ends up tasting a lot closer to the taste of the cheese you use unless you melt it in something like beer. It’s also a lot more stable and can be reheated without breaking
Vexvertigo t1_iy2qgiu wrote
Reply to comment by DankGurl85 in [Homemade] Mac and Cheese by HighbrowUsername
Probably not, but it's not expensive to order it online. You can get more than you'll use in years for like $10. Just look for food grade trisodium citrate. It's just a type of salt. It's basically what they use to make American cheese and Velveeta.
Vexvertigo t1_iy257l6 wrote
Reply to comment by AdorableMaximum4925 in [Homemade] Mac and Cheese by HighbrowUsername
You add a pinch to a cup of boiling liquid. Beer, milk, water, or whatever. Then add shredded/crumbled cheese a handful at a time. Now you have a smooth cheese sauce. Sodium citrate keeps the oil from separating out from the cheese. You can turn any cheese into a liquid
Vexvertigo t1_iy0qmya wrote
Reply to comment by HighbrowUsername in [Homemade] Mac and Cheese by HighbrowUsername
Sodium citrate is a game changer for all things melted cheese
Vexvertigo t1_j6kbtf5 wrote
Reply to comment by Superb-Antelope-2880 in Empire State Building roasted for lighting up in Philadelphia Eagles' colors by CBSnews
What the hell are you talking about