It’s your opportunity to ask the questions again.
The electronic jelly sponge went unclaimed last week but there’s another – with or without cream as the winner/s wish/es – for anyone who sumps everyone.
How about an electronic batch of biscuits for the most inventive or humorous answer regardless of whether it’s right as well?
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Why do joggers run on the left hand side of the road (the traffic is coming from behind them), in the dark and wearing dark clothing?
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How do you stop the tears when peeling onions?
After many years of weeping I found the answer yesterday from our cleaner as I was about to peel twelve large onions- it worked
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Peel them underwater!
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Bulaman, “You are so close “, as Jim Mora says, on National Radio musical quiz.. Water is an element to the answer.
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@ Richard, I find leaving the root end uncut till discarding after slicing or if a whole Onion is required remove after peeling as last prep.
No water required.
@ pdm just darwinism manifesting.
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The famous “Donalds” wooden woolpress was made in Masterton.
A lesser known wooden press was made by Murray. where was that made.
On the same theme what was the compaction method for a “Spade” press
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