Quote from: Gav Iscon on September 15, 2014, 12:21 PM

How don't they work Livo?

Any video link I can find that has his actual name on it comes up a s being no longer available or on subscriber channels.  I can't find any videos with the man involved.  The Voight vids work, but are these what we are talking about?

So how come none of this guy's videos work?  Are the ones by JV from C2go the same?  If so I'll try the Chicken Madras later this week.

Do you use the word "got"? Ever?

It has got to be the most unnecessary word that there is.

I didn't see that but I didn't read the listing. Isn't there a guy around on the BIR circuit known as Barking?  Maybe this is marketed directly to him.

The other difference is that mine came WITH batteries and in a RETAIL package.

Microbir anybody?

Quote from: fried on September 13, 2014, 02:59 PM

Where did you get it? I want one for Christmas.

I got it for Christmas.

But here it is http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/Digital-300-x-0-1g-Gram-Grain-Carat-Ounce-Spoon-Kitchen-Seasoning-Weight-Scale-/181010938234?pt=AU_Kitchen_Scales&hash=item2a2517b97a

One of my favourite measurements is "half a poofteenth". A Poofteenth being defined as somewhere between nothing and a shitload.

fried asked how?  I know what you mean but I answered his question. ;D

Quote from: fried on September 12, 2014, 06:20 PM
How would you go about getting a Tsp of 'mix' powder using individual spices?

I have a digital spoon scale. 1 Tablespoon in size that can be set to Metric or Imperial and is accurate to 0.1 gram or thousandths of an ounce and will measure up to 300.0 g or 11.000 oz (why I don't know, since lead is rarely used in many kitchens).  It has "Tare" and "Hold" functions so as long as I knew the proportional spice ratios and individual densities, I could make a tsp of mix quite easily.  This sounds difficult but really it isn't.

Quote from: Phil [Chaa006] on September 12, 2014, 07:06 PM
Without watching the video,.....  Would I be right, Donald ?

** Phil.

Yup, I skimmed it.

Here's ELW's approach to solving the problem of multi layered quotes. Put your post inside the quote. Had me confused for a minute.
https://curry-recipes.co.uk/curry/index.php/topic,13264.msg110316/topicseen.html#msg110316

Sorry ELW! I now you probably didn't mean to do this. Just light-hearted fun.