dudedisguisedasadude
dudedisguisedasadude t1_ixo5b5h wrote
The plating of the canned one is all wrong. You gotta lay it horizontal and slice it along the ribs into slices and leave about half unsliced. Put the rosemary garnish in that half so it looks good and is easy to serve yourself a slice or two. Canned is usually better that most home made sauces I have had because the texture just can't really be replicated for me. Canned cranberry sauce with gravy and stuffing is peak Thanksgiving aside from the turkey AND ham.
dudedisguisedasadude t1_itfe4ey wrote
Reply to 1978 Garden-way yard cart by Snailspaced
Damn do you store it outside year round? All the ones I have seen usually have painted OSB panels that have rotted away from all the moisture over the years. Frames are tanks though and they just need some new wood and some grease on the bearings and they are good to go again.
dudedisguisedasadude t1_itfcn4x wrote
Reply to Any recs for a pair of bypass loppers? My 20 year old Ace Hardware ones just snapped by Johnny_Carcinogenic
As a landscaper I have only used Corona, Felco or Bahco at work so I can recommend any of those Felco obviously being the best. Not sure about Fiskars as I have never used them much they seem like they will do fine for homeowner level work.
dudedisguisedasadude t1_irbkbok wrote
Reply to The best tool to trim your bushes by madredditscientist
Only had to buy another after the red plastidip stuff on the handle wore just about all the way off. They still work though just wanted a new pair for home due to how well they served me as a horticulturist. Also they bought us these at work so that is how I first discovered them. My first real professional tool was these Felco #2's.
dudedisguisedasadude t1_j2eh2ov wrote
Reply to comment by MonstahButtonz in My son’s towel is an heirloom by sceaga_genesis
Yup still got em.