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What about raising the cow from a calf, though?
Most constituent lard is made from a pig. And pigs (while quite social) take pretty good care of themselves even if simply/only fed and watered. Depending on your environment, that might well be done by letting the pig go wander about and find feed and water.
Also, pretty sure we don't typically get milk from pigs.
This is rubbish. Most of them just say go buy it. I truer refried beans and an English muffin. Plus it's a slow, crappy website
Have you played with the sliders? I don't think so.
I love this: https://recursive.recipes/recipe/refried-beans?amount=10&tim... Totally absurd, but fun to play with. I do find sometimes it says it'll be cheaper to buy it, but in several cases I'm positive it's not, or the price of the product in store vs from the recipe isn't directly comparable. The example of refried beans is complicated. If you buy a can of refried beans, it won't be as high quality as the recipe…
What about raising the cow from a calf, though?
Very nice! Suggestions: don't break the back-button; and make it somehow clearer that one can expand the recipes. As others I was also confused about "buy cookies in the store".
Thanks. I realized I was pushing the history on every React render(). I've fixed that now. The "buy cookies in the store" basically means that there is not enough time to make them so you should buy them (its a bit tongue in cheek). You can increase the time by using the slider or clicking on the cookies so you can get the actual directions. Also, if you hover your mouse over the "Chocolate Chip Cookies" ingredient y…
Your site is broken, does not work without JS.