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I'm pretty sure the peanut brittle has crack cocaine in it. Avoid at all costs unless you want to spiral into a never ending addiction. Sees is able to transf
by 01100011 4y ago
I'm pretty sure the peanut brittle has crack cocaine in it. Avoid at all costs unless you want to spiral into a never ending addiction.
Sees is able to transform cheap ingredients into a premium product. It has a strong brand and pricing power. These are good things to have in a company.
Still though, it's a luxury good and not something I'd want to own as we head into a recession. Own things people need, not things they want.
- otherme123 4y agoI find that afordable luxuries are good in a recession. People still want to feel that they are buying something more than pure need, and a box of good chocolate or a Coke instead of tap water are more afordable that a tailored suit or an expensive car.
- daniel-cussen 4y agoI replaced buying Coke with tap water, but with a special additive. Incredibly cheap. But it just tastes better than Coke, like why would I buy Coke now that I have water with that additive, Coke just tastes heavy and fattening now.
- _zoltan_ 4y agowhy not name the additive? I for one would like to know
- aaaaaaaaaaab 4y agoMaybe real coke?
- golergka 4y agoIf you want to go all the way to the original recipe, add wine as well.
- daniel-cussen 4y agoGrape sugar
- teruakohatu 4y agoCan you share a link to the product. Googling it only came up with commercial announcements. Is it granular or liquid/syrup?
- marvin 4y agoHe might mean glucose, which is known as grape sugar in some languages.
- ac29 4y agoGrape sugar is usually just a fancy name for glucose.
- daniel-cussen 4y agoRight. Yes. Dextrorotative glucose. Grape sugar, blood sugar, corn sugar, glucose, dextrose. Dex. Dextrose monohydrate, powder. It tried the syrup from the commodity seller I bought from, but it was too thick, too glassy and I couldn't mix it. Food production facilities get it in that form, however. But the powder is great, you can get a little 1 pound bag from a brewer to try it, it looks...well it looks like powdered sugar, but fluffier and uses more volume. I buy them bulk, 25 kilo sacks at commodity prices. Mix like three tablespoons per liter, it mixes easy and produces a foggy, slightly acidic water that eliminates hunger instantly. Promise. . Now be careful, you have to use a homemade mouthwash immediately afterward to clean your teeth, because this is very yum yum yummy for mouth bacteria. Like a petri dish. Mouthwash ingredients: xylitol, baking soda, to taste. Like a tablespoon each per liter of tap water. I got it from a dentist online, Dr. Frei or Frey, can't find it anymore on my youtube. But it'll go everywhere the dextrose can go, and your teeth feel so so clean. You can add a drop of bleach to whiten your teeth...and definitely get some mint oil, like for massages, that shit, 100% mint oil. I use peppermint oil, Nature's Truth Essential Oil for aromatherapy. It's taken from the plant, so eh. 5 drops per liter. . Note that the mouthwash contains no dextrose, you first drink your dextrose, then rinse with the mouthwash and spit the mouthwash out, got that? And use your judgment. Your body will tell you what you're doing right or wrong. It knows what this shit is. You should get instant tangible noticeable effects from both, like immediate dissipation of hunger from dexwater as you drink it, and clean clean mouth with hardened stronger teeth (in 6 seconds) from the mouthwash. Great breath too from the mint. . Both liquids are highly perishable, so you'll never find them retail. Must be homemade. Like they both last 48 hours. Both rot quickly when in water. . Hey I could totally use affiliate links. Well I won't, except I will say if you're in Santiago de Chile get your dextrose monohydrate at Venser SA in La Cisterna. I might post it as a main thread, and link to that post here.
- parenthesis 4y agoIf you set up a bottling plant, he'll sell you the additive but won't tell you what's in it.
- wayne 4y agoI watch the Berkshire annual meetings, and after watching Warren and Charlie eating peanut brittle for 6 hours, I couldn't help but buy/try some, and then you're hooked.
- daniel-cussen 4y agoThe strong brand, yeah. That's what Warren Buffet looks for most. Really means you're getting a good deal, so he looks for things people psychologically have ingrained are good deals, and then makes them higher-priced deals. Maybe still good deals but I don't know. Because a win-win deal can be made into a win-lose deal simply by negotiating.
- fny 4y agoThis is actually something you'll notice in grocery stores now. The higher price has moved far higher (2x) while the discount price has moved 20%. They're prepping everyone for higher prices if needed.
- daniel-cussen 4y agoYeah and the discount brand uses worse eg pig parts chicken things et cetera.
- DantesKite 4y agoThe article points out their business survived the Great Depression and while I don't think you're entirely wrong, I do think they'll survive a few downturns if they keep to their values.
- unmole 4y agohttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lipstick_effect https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lipstick_effect