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I'm not entirely sure that I am. I've fried thick slices so they develop a crust. The result is tasty enough, but not great.
Sep 18, 2020, 6:44 AM -04:00You may be doing it wrong.
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I'm not entirely sure that I am. I've fried thick slices so they develop a crust. The result is tasty enough, but not great.
Sep 18, 2020, 6:44 AM -04:00You may be doing it wrong.
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Maybe you could just say "hello", but with a French accent :-) I'm only half-joking. If the language you're using doesn't have a word for the concept you wish to express, I sort of feel like you're justified in borrowing a word from another language.
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There's "salut" which means "hi" but considered to casual to greet your neighbors, especially if you live in a big building and don't know them by name. So you basically have to know what time it is before greeting them. (plus it's not like there's an official cut-off)