Coriander seeds.
Cumin and the other cumin (what's Kümmel called in English?)
Coriander seeds.
Cumin and the other cumin (what's Kümmel called in English?)
I think you're wrong on this one.
Not being a settler colony doesn't automatically mean you're monocultural.
In my experience, Italians are acutely and constantly aware of their regional differences and their regional language. They often switch between local language and standard Italian in their day to day life. Even more so than Germans.
Of course, there are those who believe they're monocultural. But that's the same in the US, you have people who say to every non-white person:"go home to your own country."
You are First Nation, so you're aware of the peoples that have been there. But the average American (Canadians probably less so) thinks about Native Americans zero times in a year. (This is a hypothesis)
Americocentric insular view of food. Right.
They can be, they might not be.
Recently, I researched the average juice in an orange, a lemon and a lime. After a while, I realised, all the websites had stolen from each other and there was not a single original thought. They all had the exact same numbers.
lemon = 50-60ml
orange = 80-100ml
lime = 90-110ml
But worst of all, the lime was off. I measured four limes, and it was not close. A lime has basically as much as a lemon, not more than an orange.
Bike movement
Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri
To clarify a joke from another comment:
Oscar Pistorius was a Paralympic athlete (sprinter without lower legs) who had shot his girlfriend. Maybe you remember the news.
Americans be talking about "non-native" plants on the world wide web
This is actually classic fascist playbook:
The aristocrats have always been cordial with each other.
in a world
Immediately starts reading in trailer voice
How did it happen that many people (Americans???) flush fish down the toilet?
Just bury it, like you would any other dead pet.
You have all the Ukrainians on your side