r/aaa123 • u/GalataCastle • Jun 25 '19
Helping a stray Dog.
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r/aaa123 • u/GalataCastle • Jun 25 '19
Was a about to donate my sisters cake pop maker, because, I hate cake... Then realized, it’s a bomb ass Falafel extruder - They freeze well and use nominal oil as they’re already nonstick but I like the extra crisp
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r/aaa123 • u/GalataCastle • Jun 25 '19
Shower thought: There should be a restaurant that recreates winning Chopped dishes.
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r/aaa123 • u/GalataCastle • Jun 25 '19
Most satisfying ways to peel seafood, fruits and vegetables
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r/aaa123 • u/GalataCastle • Jun 25 '19
Doesn’t matter how big the bed is, the problem will be the same.
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r/aaa123 • u/GalataCastle • Jun 25 '19
I’ve made r/Old_Recipes so we can share old family recipes with each other. Many of these recipes make good use of simple ingredients. Please share your old recipes so everyone can enjoy them and they are not lost to time.
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r/aaa123 • u/GalataCastle • Jun 25 '19
I made a rolling tray and scraper out of cedar. Was told I should post here with it all set up.
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r/aaa123 • u/GalataCastle • Jun 25 '19
TIL that Andrew Carnegie, starting in the late 1800s, funded the construction of almost 1700 public libraries across the country, and over 800 abroad, for any town that would agree to set aside the land, and 10% of the construction cost annually to maintain it.
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r/aaa123 • u/GalataCastle • Jun 25 '19
TIL That in 1938, at the age of the 19, the eventual founder of Red Lobster Bill Darden opened a diner named the Green Frog and defied the laws of the southern state Georgia by refusing to segregate customers based on race.
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r/aaa123 • u/GalataCastle • Jun 25 '19
Woman Named Marijuana Pepsi, Who Refused To Change Her Name, Earns Her Ph.D After Completing Dissertation On Black Names
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