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Around the Internet => Antimustachian Wall of Shame and Comedy => Topic started by: a1pharm on February 08, 2018, 03:40:02 PM
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But it's 29% off, so it's gotta be a good deal, right?
https://wine.woot.com/offers/the-japanese-pantry-brown-rice-vinegar?ref=w_cnt_cdet_wine_dly_img (https://wine.woot.com/offers/the-japanese-pantry-brown-rice-vinegar?ref=w_cnt_cdet_wine_dly_img)
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Only if it is the kind made fron fermented unicorn tears.
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it must be, it's sold out.
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Can't see the original price, I guess $70.41 (x 71% = $49.99)? Nothing suspicious about that price at all. Limit 10 per customer is a bit of a bummer, 9L of vinegar is just not enough for a Valentine's day gift. That is if they even have gift wrapping.
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Can't see the original price, I guess $70.41 (x 71% = $49.99)? Nothing suspicious about that price at all. Limit 10 per customer is a bit of a bummer, 9L of vinegar is just not enough for a Valentine's day gift. That is if they even have gift wrapping.
lol, agreed - who has time for wrapping gifts with so much reality TV to watch?
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But it's 29% off, so it's gotta be a good deal, right?
https://wine.woot.com/offers/the-japanese-pantry-brown-rice-vinegar?ref=w_cnt_cdet_wine_dly_img (https://wine.woot.com/offers/the-japanese-pantry-brown-rice-vinegar?ref=w_cnt_cdet_wine_dly_img)
The price really isn't all that surprising. This isn't distilled white vinegar - it's aged and takes an assload of work to make, not unlike authentic balsamic, which can run over $100 for a much smaller bottle.
It's not a cheap purchase most mustachians would make, but it's not unusually expensive either.
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I mean, it's one banana, Michael. What could it cost, ten dollars?
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But it's 29% off, so it's gotta be a good deal, right?
https://wine.woot.com/offers/the-japanese-pantry-brown-rice-vinegar?ref=w_cnt_cdet_wine_dly_img (https://wine.woot.com/offers/the-japanese-pantry-brown-rice-vinegar?ref=w_cnt_cdet_wine_dly_img)
The price really isn't all that surprising. This isn't distilled white vinegar - it's aged and takes an assload of work to make, not unlike authentic balsamic, which can run over $100 for a much smaller bottle.
It's not a cheap purchase most mustachians would make, but it's not unusually expensive either.
I'm a chemist of sorts by trade, and I always giggle when companies sell expensive acetic acid. Especially when sold by wineries, because when a fermentation goes sour (pun intended), vinegar is the result. In the past, wineries would shamefully and quietly dispose of their errors - nowadays they sell them as "artisnal."
I imagine pet rocks were made from better rocks that typical rocks.
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But it's 29% off, so it's gotta be a good deal, right?
https://wine.woot.com/offers/the-japanese-pantry-brown-rice-vinegar?ref=w_cnt_cdet_wine_dly_img (https://wine.woot.com/offers/the-japanese-pantry-brown-rice-vinegar?ref=w_cnt_cdet_wine_dly_img)
The price really isn't all that surprising. This isn't distilled white vinegar - it's aged and takes an assload of work to make, not unlike authentic balsamic, which can run over $100 for a much smaller bottle.
It's not a cheap purchase most mustachians would make, but it's not unusually expensive either.
I'm a chemist of sorts by trade, and I always giggle when companies sell expensive acetic acid. Especially when sold by wineries, because when a fermentation goes sour (pun intended), vinegar is the result. In the past, wineries would shamefully and quietly dispose of their errors - nowadays they sell them as "artisnal."
I imagine pet rocks were made from better rocks that typical rocks.
sure.. and you could say the same thing about alcohol - and yet the store is lined with $50 bottles of wine and $8 craft beers and premium vodkas.
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But it's 29% off, so it's gotta be a good deal, right?
https://wine.woot.com/offers/the-japanese-pantry-brown-rice-vinegar?ref=w_cnt_cdet_wine_dly_img (https://wine.woot.com/offers/the-japanese-pantry-brown-rice-vinegar?ref=w_cnt_cdet_wine_dly_img)
The price really isn't all that surprising. This isn't distilled white vinegar - it's aged and takes an assload of work to make, not unlike authentic balsamic, which can run over $100 for a much smaller bottle.
It's not a cheap purchase most mustachians would make, but it's not unusually expensive either.
I'm a chemist of sorts by trade, and I always giggle when companies sell expensive acetic acid. Especially when sold by wineries, because when a fermentation goes sour (pun intended), vinegar is the result. In the past, wineries would shamefully and quietly dispose of their errors - nowadays they sell them as "artisnal."
I imagine pet rocks were made from better rocks that typical rocks.
sure.. and you could say the same thing about alcohol - and yet the store is lined with $50 bottles of wine and $8 craft beers and premium vodkas.
Yeah, most of the premium vodkas are crap. Except for the marketing. If you are using any kind of mixer, any $8 vodka will do.
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We drizzle various liquids into our noodle bowls. If this would be drizzleworthy it's close to a BIFL.
On the other hand, my favorite drizzleliquid is roast garlic oil. Can't really see how this would be five times tastier.