Those are sweet peppers, different from bell peppers.
This is what bell peppers look like.
Those are sweet peppers, different from bell peppers.
This is what bell peppers look like.
Lazar’s Bazar in Eugene Oregon is pretty high up there. Need a Velcro Hulk Hogan wallet from the 80s? Got it. How about some throwing stars? Got it. Weird tshirts? Got it. Vintage posters? Got it. A salad shooter? Got it. You name it, he probably has it.
I’ve grown many a bell pepper, never have I had one that looked like a jalapeño. I think you are mistaken.
My cats are in a constant state of amazement: “Wow! Wow!”
They need to understand it’s a service, not a business. Sure, a fire department doesn’t make money but, neither does a city that burns to the ground.
As a society, we have simply got to get past the notion that everything that exists needs to be monetized to be deemed worthy of existence.
I’m truly not trying to be a dick here but, I don’t understand how you can take a song by an extremely talented and highly respected singer and replace him with basically Cookie Monster speaking the lines, and call it legendary.
And I’ll certainly be the first to admit that Lou Gramm/Foreigner are not necessarily my cup of tea. But the dude could sing his ass off.
Please help me here - I want to understand.
Assistant manager at a Burger King. One day, he WILL make manager. You’ll see.
There were those bars in the early 2000s with dueling pianos. Yeah, no. Definitely not those.
I can recommend the Dr. Bronners pine Sal Suds. It’s got that pine aroma but a little less over the top, and it rinses cleaner.
It’s funny you mention that. I had a blog during the W years and often posted questionable content about the administration. One day while reviewing logs, I noticed a LOT of traffic that resolved to Arlington VA. I toned it down after that, as I wasn’t keen on spooks crawling up my ass.
Self censorship is a topic that turns cold when you realize you’re making yourself a very real target.
That’s a bit like emptying the sewer into the street
Ha I was about to post a similar thing - there are colloquial differences for sure. I’ve heard bell peppers called sweet bell peppers in the Deep South. And in op’s defense, some people say bell peppers are spicy in their opinion. AND there are varieties of jalapeño that can have little to no heat in flavor so, that may not be a measure to go by. But a jalapeño does have a different flavor from a bell pepper, heat notwithstanding.
But like you said, it doesn’t matter. Just eat them because they taste good!