brightpilot6 said:My star, there hasn't been any yeast to be found anywhere in Washington, D.C. for three weeks now. Neither the dry nor the fresh kind. As for the fresh stuff, it’s a complete mystery; it seems to spoil within days, yet people still go out of their way to hunt it down. 🙏
Look, my friend, this world is truly something else. Just take a look at this mess—I’ve bookmarked a photo that shows exactly how much nonsense we're dealing with.
It’s exactly like that "go ahead and buy it yourself if you want peace of mind" mentality. There is zero solidarity here; it’s just a bunch of bottom-of-the-barrel opportunists. 👎
Charles Roberts33 said:Technically, you should be able to whip up some yeast in your own lab, much like how our grandmothers used to do it back in the day.😉
I’m not really sold on those bread machines. I’m a bit of a snob when it comes to bread. It needs to have a real bouquet, a certain ashiness to it.☕
I know, but what can you do? The bill has to be paid regardless. I've managed to sort it out by reaching out to some people who have a bit of extra cash to spare, so we'll get it covered while maintaining a reasonable level of social distance. ☕
Charles Roberts33 As specified:
I don't particularly trust those bakers. I’m quite a snob when it comes to bread. It absolutely must have a smoky bouquet. ☕
Well, I suppose I could tell you, though it certainly won't live up to what a local might expect.