It must be a regional thing, I've never heard of putting egg in meatloaf. I've certainly never done it and my meatloaf always turns out fine. ... View related article.
Stevia is a tropical or at least semi-tropical plant so it won't live outdoors in Canada all winter. Sorry I can't be of much help because I brought mine inside and it did the exact same thing yours did. I have read you can root a cutting but mine died before I got around to it. ... View related article.
I'd use honey. It is anti-bacterial and non-toxic. We used it on some ducks that had been attacked by a dog and they all healed and survived. ... View related article.
Unfortunately before they flower you can't tell them apart. I bought a set of a male and female about 3 years ago. We had a late spring freeze and one died back all the way and never grew more than 6 inches tall over the next 3 years. Since I couldn't remember which was the male and which was the female I eventually just pulled them both up and put them in the compost bin. The other one wasn't doing too great either but if I had known which was which I could have replaced the stunted one with the right sex. As it was I still would have had to buy 2 more anyway and I don't have have room for 3. Thanks for the links, I'm going to try again next spring. ... View related article.
I'm lactose intolerant but yogurt doesn't affect it because the the the lactose is broken down by the active yogurt cultures. "Some studies have shown that the active live bacterial cultures (also known as probiotics) found in yogurt help lactose digestion."--http://www.healthcastle.com/herb_lact.shtml... View related article.
They're okay. They seemed to work well for soft fruits and veggies (watermelon, summer squash). I got mine because I needed to get something else for a free shipping offer on Amazon. I don't think I'd bother buying them again though because they are a royal pain to wash and , especially, dry. Also the box said you could reuse them for a month and I just don't feel like buying them every month. ... View related article.
My father was an electrician and one of the first things he taught us was NOT to leave extension cords plugged in without anything plugged in to the other end. Very dangerous. ... View related article.
I just got done drying some my boss gave me (can't turn down stuff from the boss! lol) I just sliced it pretty thin and dried it in my dinky ronco dehydrator for a day on 135 degrees. My hamster really likes it. ... View related article.
