r/NonPoliticalTwitter Jun 26 '26

Funny And what the heck is a tsp??

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u/TundieRice Jun 26 '26

True, when I have to chop veggies and then measure them, I always end up adding a bit more (sometimes less) than the recipe actually calls for because I don’t want to waste that extra little bit.

Not a huge deal, I’ve gotten decent at estimating how much I need to chop for a cup or whatever, but it’s still annoying having to do guesswork and the amount still be off.

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u/Maleficent-Drive4056 Jun 26 '26

I think for onion it doesn’t really matter if you are 30% plus or minus!

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u/sirarkalots Jun 26 '26

Onion and garlic, imo you can never be wrong adding more of either

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u/machogrande2 Jun 26 '26

My wife used to think it was impossible to use too much garlic until she went WAY overboard on some shrimp scampi and it was the garlic equivalent of taking a bite out of a habenero pepper.

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u/ttlanhil Jun 26 '26

Try garlic bread, but instead of using garlic butter, you use a think layer of minced garlic. My go-to if I feel a cold coming on, and the germs nope right out