>WE WASHED IT 3 TIMES SO YOU DON'T HAVE TO! >clumps

>WE WASHED IT 3 TIMES SO YOU DON'T HAVE TO!
>there's a fucking poisonous beetle in it

https://consumerist.com/2015/05/26/oh-good-four-more-reports-of-blister-beetles-in-salads/

They washed what 3 times? Is this another stupid American thread?

>>8728532
>doesn't wash his burgers 3 times

>>8728459

>trusting corporate farms employing illegals to provide adequate sustenance
>trusting produce from 3rd world countries
>not being connected to farmers, dairies and skilled tradesmen like bakers and butchers who barter services instead of charging
>not growing a garden

>>8728532
your dishes, idiot
it's not an american concept to make sure there's no dirt or roots on your plates when you use them to serve

>>8728561
If it's not an American thing then where's it from? I've never heard of it.

>>8728559
what exactly do you do for your local baker?
wait, no... it's probably best left unanswered

Is it a marketing slogan in usa? Some worrying implications there. What does "wash 3 times" eeven mean? Are they under the apprehension that washing is a motion you do or something, that can be completed? Or do they have 3 different people wash each salad?

>>8728459
My grandpa made boiled carrots a few weeks back by literally chopping them up and throwing them in.

No wash
No peeling
Dirt and all

Then grandma was like "Cooked
To poyfection!"

I take a bite and its the grossest mealiest carrot I've ever tasted.

Grandma bitches at me because "Grandpa worked so hard to make those carrots and you won't even eat them."

>>8728459
>trusting anything coming from amerika FDA
Good goy

>>8728740
Respect your elder dumb edgy teen.

>>8728715
I worked as a baker when I was at university in the US.

We mostly did yeasted goods. I, the owners of the bakery and other workers routinely traded baked goods with other nearby businesses for various things. Once, I traded some cinnamon rolls to a pizzeria down the way for cheese, sauce and various toppings. Baked a few brioche dough pizzas for myself and the other bakers when I got back to the shop.

Bartering can lead to some weird trade. I heard the owner once traded 15 loaves of fresh bread, one a day for as many days, for some accounting work

>>8729496
>yeasted
That's not a word retard.

What would washing 3 times even mean? You wash something until it'sclean, you can't break washing up into units.

>>8728459
but the dirt is washed so its okay to eat

>>8728740
>peeling carrots
#justmillennialthings

>>8729501
http://www.thefreedictionary.com/yeasted
https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/yeasted
https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/yeasted
https://en.oxforddictionaries.com/definition/yeasted
http://www.yourdictionary.com/yeasted
http://www.dictionary.com/browse/yeasted

>>8728715
Let's just say I became a candlestick maker that day.

>>8728734
Furthermore what are they washing it with? Type-2 diabetes? the ebola virus? fluoride?
very worrying stuff...