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I asked for your current flours and went through the comments here and extracted every flour mentioned, cleaned duplicates, corrected obvious spelling issues, and looked for patterns. (Full list at the end) Main takeaway: consistency > prestige. King Arthur and Costco/Kirkland dominate mentions. Not necessarily because they’re “best,” but because they’re reliable, widely available, and predictable for sourdough. Budget flour isn’t taboo anymore. Great Value, generic store brands, and bulk restaurant-supply flour came up a lot. Several people explicitly said technique mattered more than brand once they got fermentation and shaping dialed in. Bob’s Red Mill sits in the ...

I made these roasted veggies, but you can see the weight of all of the veggies should be well over 500g, even cooked. I weighed it at almost double the grams that they have calculated for a full serving (around 257g)!

Today I received my Costco / Citibank reward certificate by email. I tried to print it, and my Outlook email client locked up. I tried several times, eventually rebooting, and still could not print. This happened as soon as I chose to print, when the print preview window appears. I then tried to copy the 'award' part from the email, and paste it into 'word' so I could print from there, but pasting into word also locked up outlook. I eventually gave up and just logged onto the Citibank account site, and downloaded the certificate from there (as a PDF) and easily printed it. Anyone else run into this? EDIT TO ADD: I realize it is not necessary to print it - I can pre...

So came into a settlement recently and it's finally helping me not fear taking the leap to fix some stuff and take some trips. I'll be set for some time so I'm trying to be smart and get a nice card. The spending on this card is for two people (no kids), 2 cars already (repairing them, not buying another unless needed, own both). Generally spend money on things like shopping and food, but want to take some trips. Solo income in 90k, together well over 150k. Suggestion on cards with good bonus to annual fee would be appreciated. Not too stressed on apr because can pay back immediately. Thank you ----- CREDIT PROFILE * Current credit cards you are the primary account hol...

Replacing humans with robots sometimes falls into the issue of simply taking out the human worker and then plopping in a robotic one. Take for example a restaurant worker, whereas a human dishwasher or chef needs arms and legs because life gives them that, a robot never needs to walk. A robotic chef only needs inputs for ingredients, arms and equipment to cook and an output to give to servers who can just be a wheeled trolley. While people may still want that human touch in their food like they do with their art the reality is for more simple and fast food (cafes, fast food, diners) some robotic innovation could do wonders. Several entrepreneurs have come up with several new enterprises d...

I'm a little bit peeved by this rn. I made a Costco order in Edmonton, it came from Calgary for some reason?? Whatever, not important, delivery was today. I made sure instructions were there, my buzzer was in my full name, building manager knew to expect it. Parking lot was clear, weather's fine, whatever. Everything should have been good. One package out of two actually arrived properly. The other one claims "delivery attempted". Meaning all of my food will not be here till Monday. I'm worried it was left on the truck, which will be parked in a warehouse Google says is not temp controlled at all. It's cold out, and while I only did non-perishables which wil...

Hi everyone! I asked here last year and got recommended the Chase Ink card for the best rewards. I used it this past year, and honestly, it was great — thanks again for the help! Now, I’m looking for a new credit card with a similar welcome cash bonus. Does anyone have any recommendations? Also, I’m wondering: is having another credit card good, bad, or neutral for me? For example, if I get a new card for the reward program and stop using my Chase Ink, are there any issues with that? I shop a lot : costco, restaurant depot, bjs and other wholesale stores. Thanks in advance

Posting for awareness. *Costco Wholesale has notified members that Ajinomoto Foods North America is issuing a voluntary recall of Yakitori Chicken Fried Rice (Costco Item #819988) due to potential glass contamination.* *Details:* *Products were sold in Canada at Costco warehouses and Costco Business Centres.* *Affected purchases were made between September 2025 and February 2026.* *Impacted items have best before dates from September 9, 2026 to November 12, 2026.* *If you have this product:* *Do not consume it.* *Return it to Costco for a full refund, or dispose of it safely.*

Spot price at time of purchase (Friday evening) was $84.77/oz

Dear Bendites, and especially the community here on Reddit that has been so supportive of our business, After five years, we have decided to close our current retail location downtown and start the next phase of Expedition Club & Supply. We are packing up our gear, folding up our maps, and preparing for the next adventure. Please stop by for our moving sale until we close on March 2nd for at least 20% off all items, bundle deals for more savings, and some great demo optics. After March 2nd, we will still be here, but switch to online sales and local delivery. As many of you know, we were supposed to open our doors in March of 2020. Like many small businesses, we’ve been n...

The other day my sister came to visit. She is gluten free and dairy free so I ws boring and made her mashed potatoes and chicken. I was horrified by the cost of a single lb of russet potatoes. What the heck. My mother would be ashamed if I didnt get the 10 lbs. 🤣 Maybe no one cares but me but I couldnt help but wonder how much each potato cost...I had the day off. Free will and food scale. This is my stoner journey. Less than half the cost. On average 57 grams bigger. I like the variety in sizes too for different moods and sides. I could have been cheaper with the toppings but thats ok. It was close to home and easy. Didn't add the cost of the 12 zip lock bags but it was a costco pur...

I just bought a pair of Blundstones this February, only to realize they were manufactured in 2021. These boots are 5 years old and have been sitting in a warehouse since the mid-pandemic! I'm worried about the leather and soles aging, but the store's customer service is currently ghosting me. * Emails: No reply. * Facebook: Read and ignored. I’m demanding a full refund and a prepaid return label. I’m definitely not paying out of pocket to ship back their "vintage" museum stock. Has anyone else dealt with this? How do I get these ghosts to actually respond and send me a return label? 💀 \#CanadaShopping #Blundstone #RetailFail #CustomerService

Hi! I'm 18 days into a support ticket with LTT store. My order hasn't shipped yet for the LTT Backpack, and every response I get is along the lines of "We are trying to get in touch with the warehouse". Is there anything that can be done here to escalate this problem to the right eyes? I feel it's unacceptable for a support case that involves a single email to a warehouse to take this long. Thanks all :)

These are my favorite daily yard boots. Picked them up second‑hand a few years ago—MEBs—for twenty bucks at a thrift store. I’m not a Marine (I **** running and I can swim… NROTC folks know the joke), but I’ve got nothing but respect for anyone who serves in any capacity. If you did, thank you. Fit‑wise, I normally wear a 10.5 3E in most leather boots. I tried these on in the store and they just fit me. They’ve got a steel toe, solid structure, and no real fit issues now that they’re well broken in. I do get a little heel slip if I don’t pull them tight, and when I wear them in the warehouse I’ll sometimes get a hotspot on the inside of my left foot. I like running Dr....

You know how on TV shows like Tanked they’d go to those huge warehouses with thousands of fish and plants? Are there any in the South (America), like Texas and surrounding states. Are they open to normal people? Our stores around us are so limited in what they stock and I’ve always dreamed about going somewhere like that. I finally have the money and tank to do it.

* Unload materials and merchandise from incoming vehicles and stack them to assigned places. * Operates the machine in a safe and efficient manner * Provides product support to keep stocks and materials in the right order and row * Ensuring that the products being transferred are free of any damage and will arrive in the correct container intact. * The Forklift operator is responsible for operating a forklift to move, locate, relocate, stack, and count merchandise. The operator is accountable for the safe and efficient operation of the vehicle and may also be required to perform Order Filler and Checker duties. **RECEIVING / PUT-AWAY** * Unload inbound shipments safely and move product to ...

* Collecting and picking up goods and materials from the store going to the warehouse. * Ability to familiarize and memorize all the stores that we are supplying products. * Ability to know and familiarize all the locations that are passed. * Flexible and detail-oriented.  * Responsible for basic vehicle maintenance; comply with all safe work practices, policies, and processes at all times. * Delivering and checking off (if required) goods at customers’ premises. * Perform daily inspections on all assigned vehicles, at the beginning of each shift. * Completing trucking sheets and run sheets with all relevant information. * Collecting goods according to instructions and completing associat...

Hi All, I was in a bad workplace accident. I settle next month for $200,000 after legal expenses. I'm currently living in state housing with my partner and looking to seperate, I can't work again, I'm wondering if there's a cheeky way to leave in Brisbane for around a $200,000 outlay given I am on the DSP for life because of my workplace accident. I looked into buying a place at McWhirters Building - wow, glad I avoided that trap. Apparantly 50k+ sinkhole fee's from each owner. 131 Leichhart St keeps being suggested as a place to discreetly live. I have fond memories of living in the Wool Stores in Newcastle (my boss rented me a spare office) and wondering if t...