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Normal oat milk curdles otherwise.
For cooking in most things the taste is generally better (unless you're trying to make a buttery croissant) and there's no impact on quality.
I do find it hard to substitute out eggs though.
It's particularly creamy without having any oil additives, not great for frothing in coffee though.
So if you budget to lose X% of shipments a year that's inline with the savings of Y% payments.
Everyone still wears masks indoors and in built up areas, sanitiser was available everywhere, people checked our vaccination status when sitting indoors.
They're not major points but it definitely felt like people went out of their way to be conscious of others and the virus which is different to how I feel people in the UK treat the virus now (eg mask usage on the tube is virtually non existent).
Most of this is largely anecdotal on my part but I feel countries that continue to do a little now will get long term benefits (eg mandatory mask use in public transport)
Paying tax is good for society, what's not great is companies avoiding it. The latter doesn't negate the former.
I quite like it. It feels snappy and looks clean. Good work FF team.
Guessing you meant https://closetab.email/
Just to let you know your www. adress also isn't working
- The political fallout between China and Australia is worsening, the long term ramifications don't look good. This isn't attributibal to the lockdown.
- Australia's short term economy is currently recovering well after lockdown [1]
[1] https://www.reuters.com/article/australia-economy-budget/aus...
If you compare some of the attitudes in both policing and policy to Australia and the response between parties you'll understand why the UK can never get there.
Consider this:
- Victoria handed out 20K~ fines by August 26 [1]
- England & Wales handed out 25K~ fines between 27 March and 16 November [2]
- The UK has 120K~ police officers [3]
- Victoria has 21K~ police officers [4]
An Australian State which has only 10%~ of England's population (6M people vs 55M) and only 17% of England's Police Force size managed to get 20K~ fines by August.
The attitude there-in lies down to effective policing and policies.
Eg Melbourne made it a mandatory requirement to wear face masks in public - I don't think the UK could get close to that. Time will tell.
[1] https://www.theguardian.com/australia-news/2020/aug/26/victo...
[2] https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-55134562
[3] https://assets.publishing.service.gov.uk/government/uploads/...