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Harvesting Eggplant
Posted by James Eisenstein on 08/08 at 01:42 PM
The first Basket of Asian Lavender Eggplant. Photo Credit James Eisenstein.
Many Americans have lost touch with the land and food production, and know little about what the folks who grow vegetables actually do. A student of mine on a class visit to a farm was amazed when she pulled a carrot out of the ground. So this is where they come from!
People around here often either grew up on a farm or have gardens, and know how carrots grow. Still, I suspect few know the details of growing less common vegetables. Today's discussion reveals the shocking truth about life in the eggplant patch at harvest.
Eggplants like it hot, so they need a good start if they are to be harvested in August. There is nothing out of the ordinary about seeding and transplanting. But if eggplants like it hot, flea beetles like eggplant seedlings and young plants even more.
Flea beetles are little black insects that hop away just as you are about to pick them off an eggplant (or radish or kale plant—the list goes on). Each makes only a small hole in the leaf, but the cumulative effect of angry mobs of them is devastating.
So we put irrigation lines under ground cover at transplanting time and cover the whole bed with row cover, a light fabric that lets sunlight and water in, and keeps critters out. When the plants begin to flower, off comes the row cover. By then, the plants are big and the leaves mostly too tough for the flea beetles.
Picking eggplants is a fun challenge, one of the more satisfying jobs on Jade Family Farm.
Armed with a pair of clippers and a basket, you head out to the field and examine each plant to locate any eggplants. If you don't pick them soon enough, they get big and yellow and bitter as anything. But if you pick them too small, Field Commander John is peeved and the eggplants are less than ideal.
So harvesting eggplants requires making a decision about each one. They are shiny when young, and begin to lose a little of their luster as they ripen. So you leave the shiny ones. Can you detect the difference between the two pictured side by side?
Length is no sure guide to when they are ready.
When they begin to fill out, they need to be picked regardless of length. They sometimes grow up against the stem, so it's necessary to find an angle for the clippers that won't result in a broken stem or branch. Occasionally, you come upon an oddly shaped eggplant.
The basket fills with beautiful, nutritious, delicious fruit.
This has been a phenomenal year for eggplants for local growers. This year, they came in profusion at the end of July. On July 3oth, we harvested sixteen baskets, and with luck this should continue for many weeks.
So now you know a little about how that eggplant got to the stand.
Don't forget to share your favorite eggplant recipe this month for a chance to win a $25 gift certificate to Harrison's Wine Grill!
Author: James Eisenstein
Bio: Unpaid Field Hand at Jade Family Farm | Former Penn State Professor
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Everyone tells me horror stories about childbirth. Should I ask them to stop?
Since the day I found out I was pregnant, women have been telling me horror stories about childbirth. I've heard things that would make your toes curl. I try to ignore them, but some accounts scare me to the point of tears. This is my first pregnancy and I don't know what to expect from the delivery. Why do people feel the need to share their most awful birth experiences instead of the joyous ones?
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I can't stand moms who perpetuate the myth that labor and childbirth are a breeze. It's an incredible and often violent process for anyone (longer and shorter for some), that is just nature. Why deny the truth? Face it and you will be that much stronger. If you educate yourself about the process and the medical interventions, then you can choose for yourself how you want to be treated. You are a human being in the process, not a victim. I think it is more sensitive to be honest with future moms than to lie to them and have them be unprepared for what labor and birthing is really like.posted 09/12/2005 by Cookies8
I was hospitalized for two weeks before the birth of my two kids....which for me was the worst part. Demand an epidural right away and demand more if you dont feel completely numb from the waist down. Everything else is a breeze!posted 09/12/2005 by jenniferfowler
I think people are just trying to warn you. My first child was hell. and I was told all sorts of stuff that labor was easy and yadda yadda....they were wrong. but just because someone else had a hard time doesn't mean you will. My best friend barely knew she was in labor and after no pain killers she popped out her daughter 3 hours later. be aware that yes some bad things happen and some labors are intense but also know that there are those who did it with ease. And remember wether it's hard or easy at the end of it you will be holding your baby and you more than likely wont remember those hours of labor.posted 09/12/2005 by a BabyCenter Member
DO NOT WORRY A BIT. JUST THINK THAT WHATEVER HAPPENS EASY LABOR OR NOT, WHEN YOU HOLD YOUR PRECIOUS BABY IN YOUR HANDS YOU WILL FORGET EVERYTHING.!!posted 09/12/2005 by B.FAYE
OMG! How terrible of them to scare you like that! The best thing to remember is that every birth experience is different. Also, different people have different levels of pain that they can tolerate. Here's a good test: find a few people who have piercings in the same place (naval, tongue, cartilage) to rate how bad it hurt on a scale from one to ten. You'll find that you'll get a widespread variety of answers.posted 09/12/2005 by steph09876
Sometimes it seems to me (26 wks) that some mom's around me have lost their sensitivity. They start relating the past in a way that would be perhaps more appropriate with other experienced mothers, forgetting how nervous us first-timers can be sometimes. I am so excited to be a momma that some of the dumb things just roll off my back. I have to remind myself how excited I am, recognize that my good instincts are continuing to develop and that my little one is going to arrive safely. I'm not sure what these women are thinking when sharing a horror story but you could remind yourself either silently or even to your insensitive neighbor how excited and good you've been feeling. It may not shut them up but at least you'll remember the joy that lies on the other side of labor and even within it as you work bring your little one into the world. As a cherry on top, keep yourself close to a woman who remembers more of the joys and is happy to share those with you.posted 09/11/2005 by EllenRebekah
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Piccolino York
- Dining Style: Casual Dining
- Website: http://www.individualrestaurants.com/piccolino/york/
- Phone: 01904 521155
- Hours of Operation:
Monday - Saturday 12:00noon - 11:00PM
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- Payment Options: MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Italian
- Dress Code: Business Casual
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Located on Bridge Street overlooking the river Ouse, Piccolino brings a true taste of Italy to the heart of the city. The restaurant offers a wonderful combination of both modern and classic Italian dishes prepared in an open kitchen in full view of diners. Fresh pasta is made daily from scratch in our pasta kitchen and is a charming spectacle for guests to watch. Our dishes are rustic, simple and delicious and are created using the best, freshest ingredientsContinued
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Piccolino York reviews from OpenTable diners
35 reviews since 26 November 2013
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special occasions (20)group bookings (17)romance (11)pre/post theatre (11)business meals (10)fit for foodies (9)outstanding value (6)brunch (4)good vegetarian options (3)child friendly (2)sunday lunch (1)disabled access (1)Show More
- Great ItalianGodsVIPDined on 7/11/2014Was really impressed. Best Italian meal I have had in a long time.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Don't botherSupertrooper137Dined on 25/10/2014We found that the meals we had in general were far too salty, the fish was over cooked and when we were asked at the end of our meal what we thought there was no attempt at any form of compensation regards what was not a good value experience. The restaurant was over crammed, too full and far too noisy to the point where conversation was difficult. Service however was very good, although having asked for the bill we waited over 12 minutes before we decided to walk to the till to pay ourselves! The meal was overpriced for what is a canteen atmosphere in rushed cooking styled meals. Don't bother.
- TAOB94Dined on 12/10/2014Really enjoyed our meal here on Sunday 12.10.2014. From us arriving we were asked to wait to ensure we were able to be seated in a window seat, all of the staff were friendly and couldn't do enough for us. The food was lovely and the bill came to much less than we expected!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- YummyCatsWhiskers2Dined on 8/10/2014I was eating with my daughter and we each had one of the smaller portions of pasta and shared 3 different side dishes. For us, that was a perfect amount although my daughter then managed dessert and coffee! The pasta was divine (con fungi) and so were the veg dishes. I can especially recommend the broccolini. The staff were attentive and very willing to explain dishes if needed.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- NormskiDined on 16/9/2014Atmosphere very good / staff most charming & attentive to our needs / food of good quality nicely presented.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Piccolinos is noisyOpenTable Diner Since 2008Dined on 6/9/2014We have eaten here a few times and enjoyed it so were a little disappointed the last time because it was just so noisy. I think we will avoid going at busy weekend times in the future. They could do with investing in some sound deadening equipment, this is a premium destination so they should be able to afford it at their prices.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great mealdeeeatingDined on 29/8/2014Celebrating my sister's birthday and had a really good meal. Service and staff were wonderful. My requirement of a gluten free meal was offered with a good choice. Lovely time.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Brilliant evening!suzepeDined on 23/8/2014There were 4 of us for dinner, it was a bank holiday weekend and it was York races, so the city was completely manic, with people a little over refreshed everywhere. Piccolinos was full to the brim and at first we thought it was a mistake, but we had a great evening. The food was outstanding, one of us had the veal milanese and it was enormous and delicious, the other three had the chicken in garlic cream sauce, again absolutely stunning. Our waitress was cheerful and pleasant and couldn't have been more helpful! In general the staff were fully stretched, but kept a sense of humour in the face of adversity.Special Features:
- Very Tasty Great AtmosphereAaron2014Dined on 4/8/2014Piccolino was a great restraunt ! Recently visited with my girlfriend. The meal was very tasty and would definately reccomend it to anyone looking for a restruant to take your other half. The staff were very attentive and the atmosphere was perfect.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Welcome backsirwebbDined on 18/7/2014This is our third visit and each time it is like being welcomed back by the staff and management. We tend to visit York when over from the USA and Piccolino's is our number one destination for our first evening meal. The food is first class and the menu changes adding new and creative dishes each time we come. The serving staff are very friendly and knowledgeable about the menu and wine on offer. We are already looking forward to our next visit.Special Features:
- Above average service!NcoopzDined on 5/7/2014My husband and I just wanted a nice easy night out as we had a babysitter. I am not sure that the restaurant actually had our reservation but they treated us as if we were in a top restaurant. The food was good on a busy Saturday night.Special Features:
- Birthday BashJacqsen11Dined on 7/6/2014Eight of us came to York for one of the guys birthdays - we dined at Piccoino's on the Saturday night - place was very busy - food and service was fantastic. Our waiter was brilliant at his job - top marks to him. Would definitely eat there again. Everybody enjoyed their food and their wine - not one complaint.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- great service and fabulous foodbankholtreatDined on 25/5/2014Warm greeting and attentive staff without being intrusive. Food was really good and the portion sizes were generous. We will definitely return.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- nice atmosphere and fooddebniansDined on 10/5/2014Booked this restaurant on line. Completed a section about special requests, where I mentioned dietary requirements. Unfortunately they didn't seem to be aware of them when I arrived, but the chef still obliged and made me a meal to suit. It was extremely busy, which proved how good people thought of the food..Service was second to none. Cant fault the place... would definitely go back next time we are in yorkSpecial Features:
- Busy restaurant but good food.ConnoisseurCeriVIPDined on 26/4/2014This restaurant is large (not something I picked up on on previous reviews). There is a bar area for cocktails while you inevitably wait for a table, even if you have booked. Beware being left in this area as we were, while little old ladies who aren't prepared to spend money in the bar get seated ahead of you! The food is outstanding. My wife had the lamb pasta dish which was absolutely delicious! The service is very good, too. Only downside is the noise as this place is a barn - far removed from the quaint riverside restaurant I'd imagined!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- FlawlessCochynVIPDined on 10/4/2014We've "rediscovered" the small Piccolino chain in the past few weeks, & it's better than ever. The York venue has tables overlooking the river Ouse, so we kidded ourselves that we were on a little 'city break', rather than the business trip it was. Great wine list, coupled with sound advice from our waiter, so a good choice to kick off. King prawns to start - perfectly fresh & with a superb balance of lemon & chilli; the sea bass was just right. We managed dessert this time - pannacotta for the colleague, cheese board for me; some of the best pecorino I've had. The second bottle was inevitable - well, the work was all done by then, & all we had to cope with was a train packed with screaming 'half term' kids back to London - no problem.....Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- 30th birthday disappointmentOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 30/3/2014Sorry, but although the food was okay and edible, we felt it was grossly over-priced for the quality: my son's pasta dish was over-salted, my daughter's undercooked and the food generally mediocre. the staff, though pleasant and reasonably helpful, could have been a little more enthusiastic, given it was my daughter's 30th birthday and they had been notified of this well in advance. 'Doubt very much we'd return.
- first timeyork2dineDined on 1/3/2014It was our first visit to piccolinos and I have to say I wasn't overly impressed. We were seated in the waiting area and asked what drinks we would like. The drinks took at least 10-15mins to arrive, we were then offered a menu to browse to be then told the table was ready. From that point everything was rushed, we were never asked if we wanted more drinks and felt has if we were holding up other diners for our table. I have to say the food was ok and would maybe try again to see if it was just an off day for them as other people have been on a couple of occasions that we know and they were surprised at what I told them.
- Noisy and rude managerDottyDined on 28/2/2014Food was lovely but overall experience was poor. It's noisy, sat too near couple on next table so doesn't feel intimate. Staff were lovely and attentive but there's a manager who spends all night barking at them. Rude and loud. We waited for ages for our coats whilst he dealt with another matter without even looking up. I had been looking forward to this and asked for a romantic table as we were celebrating, but it was far from romantic.
- This was a very nice restaurantCazzaDined on 7/2/2014This was a very nice restaurant and the food was delicious. The only thing that bothered me a little was that the service was so good that all 3 courses were over in a short space of time rather than being able to relax between courses with some good conversation. Once the courses were over we felt compelled to leave and find somewhere else to sit and relax.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Good Seafood RisottospwallisVIPDined on 29/1/2014Piccolino is a large Italian restaurant in the centre of York right next to the river Ouse. My dinner started with a rather average Caprese salad. However my main course of seafood risotto was very good. A point to note was that the service from my waitress for the evening was faultless. A decent meal for the price.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Very good ItalianProsperoVIPDined on 3/1/2014Had a very good experience at Piccolino. Service was excellent, especially from the restaurant manager, who was particularly attentive. Food was well presented and well cooked. Quite an extensive wine list. Would certainly return.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Sunday at piccollinosTacklerDined on 15/12/2013Great food and service would recommend this restaurant highlySpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Overpriced for the value. RumpMMCMDined on 30/11/2013Overpriced for the value. Rump steak was very small for the price.
- The following 51 reviews are from the Piccolino York reviews archive.
- An evening at Piccolino in YorkOldVitruviusDined on 16/11/2013We had a great meal at Piccolino which is an Italian with some original dishes and a bit of flair! A shredded duck salad for a starter was a real treat and the seafood risotto first class.Our only complaint was the noise levels (high) and the light levels (low)! But the food and service were great.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Food for thought.CookieDined on 2/11/2013Piccolino's was recommended by a friend who had dined there before, so I booked a table through top table before we left home for weekend in York. We were not disappointed at all, service very good, excellent choices, food very tasty & well worth a visit.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- The food was delicious, serviceJockDined on 2/11/2013The food was delicious, service was prompt & attentive, the selection on the menu was very good. The only negative point was the restaurant was a bit quiet on a Saturday lunchtime.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great atmosphere good food.SmokeyDined on 8/9/2013The food was oustanding full of taste minimal grease and additives, the service was good although the waiter did struggle a bit with his English but otherwise a very good experience.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Satisfaction1luvfgoodDined on 26/8/2013We arrived early for our booking and were immediately fitted in. First class service and excellent foodSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
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The Accent may be Hyundai's entry-level model, but it sure doesn't look the part. Seductive styling and a bevy of standard features compliment the car's miserly yet peppy 4-cylinder engine, the latter backed by one of the industry's best standard warranties. The competition is clearly feeling the heat as we've seen recent improvements in both styling and content made to cars like the Nissan Versa, Honda Fit and Ford Fiesta. Of course, we think the Accent still has the advantage over many rivals in the area of looks, features and ride comfort. From its bright colors to its high-powered standard audio system to its rich 2-tone interior, the Accent scores big in the categories most important to younger buyers. Did we mention the 10-year/100,000-mile powertrain warranty?
A thrifty budget doesn't automatically require sacrificing comfort, features and styling. Even in its most base form, the 2014 Hyundai Accent offers a lot of car for just a shade over $15,000.
If features like heated front seats, leather seating and factory navigation are on your must-have list, the Accent won't meet your needs. You'll need to look to cars like the Honda Fit, Nissan Versa and Ford Fiesta.
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The Hyundai Accent for 2014 gains sliding sun-visor extensions, a one-touch triple turn signal and a driver's-side blind-spot mirror. The SE Premium Package adds a tilt/telescopic steering wheel, projector-style headlights with LED accents and a driver's-side auto-up window.
Driving Impressions We gave our 2014 Hyundai Accent a thorough shakedown, running it through a variety of driving conditions ranging from stop-and-go city traffic to wide-open rural back roads. Our first impression...... was one of contentment, as the fuel economy regularly averaged between 35-38 mpg on the highway, and only a few ticks lower in around-town driving. The Accent's frugal 4-cylinder isn't stingy when it comes to power, but we were disappointed by the rubbery and vague 6-speed manual. We recommend the 6-speed automatic that provides smooth and precise shifts without any significant loss in fuel economy. We found the seats to be comfortable and supportive, although rear-seat legroom is lacking. If the Accent has a weak spot, it's the car's driving dynamics. We weren't expecting GTI-like maneuvers, but in a matchup with the Ford Fiesta, Honda Fit or Mazda2, the Accent doesn't even come close.
With more horsepower and nearly identical fuel economy as the engines in the Ford Fiesta, Honda Fit or Mazda2, the 2014 Hyundai Accent wins the power wars hands down.
While some competitors don't even offer a high-output audio system on their cars, the Accent comes standard with a 172-watt, 6-speaker stereo featuring SiriusXM satellite radio and USB/iPod ports. Upgrade to the higher trims and the system adds streaming Bluetooth with voice recognition.
Although it doesn't have the same funky, futuristic feel as the Honda Fit and Ford Fiesta, the Hyundai Accent does have a decidedly refined interior for a car in its class. Using bold shapes and semi-metallic finishes, the Accent's looks on the inside complement its looks on the outside rather handsomely. We especially like the backlit buttons and knobs.Exterior
Using the same "fluidic sculpture" design language incorporated in other models in Hyundai's lineup, the 2014 Accent wears dynamic and sculptural lines that give the car an upscale look. Wraparound headlights and taillights, a high beltline and sculpted hood creases that flank the signature grille up front accentuate the car's aerodynamic look, giving it a sleek profile. Depending on the trim, the Accent has either 14-inch or 16-inch wheels as standard. LED headlight surrounds and a driver's blind-spot mirror are also welcome features.
The 4-door Accent is available in the GLS trim level, and the 5-door is labeled GS for the base trim and SE for the sporty and more highly equipped version. Regardless of the trim level, all Accents come standard with a 1.6-liter 4-cylinder engine, a 6-speed manual transmission, air conditioning, 172-watt 6-speaker AM/FM/CD/MP3/satellite radio with USB/iPod integration, heated side mirrors and 14-inch wheels with wheel covers. The higher-trim SE 5-door adds to this list with even more equipment, including steering-wheel-mounted audio controls, Bluetooth, a leather-wrapped steering wheel, 16-inch alloy wheels and a roof spoiler.
The only options available for the 2014 Hyundai Accent can be found bundled into two packages. The GLS automatic Premium package adds rear disc brakes, steering-wheel-mounted audio controls, premium cloth seats, tilt/telescopic steering wheel, piano-black accents, driver's-window auto-up, cruise control, Bluetooth hands-free phone connectivity with voice recognition, fog lights and 16-inch alloy wheels. The SE with the automatic transmission can be equipped with a power sunroof package.
The 2014 Hyundai Accent is powered by a 1.6-liter 4-cylinder engine producing 138 horsepower and achieving up to 38 mpg on the highway. Hyundai used an aluminum design for this engine, as opposed to a cast-iron block, in order to save weight and incorporated gasoline direct injection (GDI), which is mostly responsible for its impressive power and fuel economy.
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A base 2014 Hyundai Accent GLS has a Manufacturer's Suggested Retail Price (MSRP) of just under $15,500, and adding an automatic transmission tacks on an extra $1,000. The 5-door GS trim level starts just under $16,000 and goes up $1,200 with an automatic, while the fully loaded SE trim can top out at around $19,500. Compared to other cars in its segment, the Accent's pricing is on the lower end of the spectrum. To get your best price, check the KBB Fair Purchase Price to find out what others in your area are paying for the 2014 Hyundai Accent. As far as projected resale value, the Accent has found its way into the middle of the class, as we expect it to hold values on par with the Toyota Yaris and Chevy Sonic, but not as well as the Ford Fiesta and Honda Fit.
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By Chris on Tuesday, September 09, 2014
I own this car - My approximate mileage is 14,000overall rating 4 of 10rating details
Pros: "Great price, six speakers, roomy trunk, good on gas, cheap maintenance"
Cons: "Reliability, quality, cheaply made"
Likely to recommend this car? (1-10): 1
"I bought my accent back in January 2014 with 63 miles on it and eight months later I'm ready to trade it in. Within the first few days of driving it I noticed there was a vibration coming from the front wheels when slowing down to full stop. I took it to the dealership and they said the rotors were warped. They resurface the rotors and I had no more vibration. After that I began to notice that the car had trouble staying in a straight line during highway driving. It was as if the wheels couldn't find their alignment, the car slightly swerved to the left and right demanding constant attention to the steering wheel. It could be from the tires being so skinny. But I still took the car to the dealership about five times regarding this concern and they always said they didn't find anything. So I gave up and decided to drive the car the way it is. About six months later I noticed a small rattling noise that seem to be coming from front wheels as well. I could only hear this noise at night. Two months later I can now hear this noise in the daytime. It only happens if I drive over bumps or rough road. On top of that the engine now makes a windup noise when accelerating and shifting gears. The problem occurred when I pumped 91 fuel on accident. That just let me know that This car is very cheaply built and the quality is poor. Too many problems have occurred and the dealership wasn't helpful. I'm getting rid of this car as soon as possible."
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By nls on Monday, July 14, 2014
I own this car - My approximate mileage is 33,945overall rating 9 of 10rating details
Pros: "Great safety if driving defensively w/ control."
Cons: "Additional padding needed on seats."
Likely to recommend this car? (1-10): 9
"Major damage (totaled) to underbody and front end, but the car definitely held up to the impact without flipping and I was able to steer to roadside on the tire rims (blew on impacting the road). The seat cushion could use more padding to buffer the impact, but I received a good post trauma medical report - no injuries, just sore for a few weeks."
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By Quinned on Friday, July 11, 2014
I own this car - My approximate mileage is 40,000overall rating 8 of 10rating details
Pros: "Handling, Driving, Look, Price"
Cons: "Craftsmenship & A/C under-engineered"
Likely to recommend this car? (1-10): 7
"The overal value of the car is 9 of 10 based on the cost in comparison to the overall car. The quality of this model compared to 2010 Nissan Versa (we own)is lacking. It started with a bracket being loose at time of sale and rattling all the way home. Repaired the next day. Within the first 5K miles the drivers control of the passenger window failed. The A/C system of this model are under engineered. There is not enough power to the car to run the compressor at 100% unless your driving. I complained about the A/C compressor having a noise like the sound of the A/C water standing/draining when the car at rest. No issues found even though I heard something (1K-10K). No longer hear noise but now car looses power when the lights are turned on during the day when it is hot outside and A/C is running at full capacity. Front right bracket to bumper failed at approx 30K miles. Original tires didn't last the full rated time and had to be replaced at approx 30K miles."
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Caroline you are the best!! You clearly have these women figured out. Definitely take the high road!
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Caroline you are the best!! You clearly have these women figured out. Definitely take the high road!
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Caroline - you are the SHOW! I am personally embarrassed that the "American" girls are trying soooo hard to be accepted - I like Juliet - but she needs to turn the volume down a bit - but she is honest - Caprice - give me a break - you are NOT the first pregnant woman - such a joke and used to being the center of attention - I had a baby at 43 and it was a very high risk, tough pregnancy, and didn't complain because it was truly a blessing to have a baby at our age - Caprice, Noelle (especially - what language are you trying to speak anyway - so fake, phony - I cannot stand to watch her) and Marissa are desperately trying to be "accepted" into some social circle that they will never be invited into by their own classless, desperate attempts to be like you INSTEAD of who they are -- They are Americans living in London - I wish that they would stop sucking up - where is the confidence - if you have class and a good upbringing (i.e manners) - no matter where you come from in the States or Great Britain - you will be accepted in some or all social circles - very least, you will be respected - if privileged people sense that you are trying "to hard" with them, they will not respect you - I have had a very successful career working with exceptionally wealthy people, professional athletes and dignitaries (i.e. politicians) as a result of my hard work and my upbringing - also, I am not trying to be them or one of them - I am myself and it works-- Caprice, Noelle and Marissa seem like they are reading how to act out of an Etiquette Book - it's ridiculous - do not base all Americans behavior on how a few act - we are not all the same.
Dear Caroline....I have to apologize for misjudging you when the show first aired. I was wrong....you aren't the little snit I once thought. You are a bundle of energy with a dry wit (my favorite) I must say your observations are right on 99% of the time. I came close to dismissing this show....glad I gave it another try.....I am now hooked.
yes, caprice definitely is so rude. that she asked caroline in the first place only makes it worse. if one of my friends volunteered to host my baby shower, no matter where they had it, i would feel happy & thankful. its a lot of work. caprice wants it in london because a) she wants the photogs to be around. 2) her "friends" probably wouldn't bother to drive outside their comfort zone for her...some friends.
Caprice wants to live Carolines life. Caprice wants to be Caroline & have her social status. Joliet has a big mouth but who cares, the depressed girl is depressed. The other ladies well one wants to have a social life & be rich but she clearly is poor. The yoga lady is boring and the other lady is getting her british citizenship. whooo hoo! fun stuff
Who does Caprice think she is truly? I would be so offended. She asked Caroline, then bashed her home,then asks other people to do it. All because she put herself in a fight that was really over and not a big deal. The only one who made it a big deal is Caprice. What a witch.
Caprice is rude!!
It's amazing how so many 'think' they know what goes on in a person's mind.....a mind they don't know.....a person they never met. What we 'think' we know can be and is much too often....hurtful.
@Ablolu Same here. I am sick of the rest. You get tired of these people complaining about their tough life.
@tribeca-alex My first thought was that Caprice wanted it at the restaurant because she wanted the press to comment on how Caroline Stanbury threw a party for her. When she couldn't get that, she just wanted someone to throw her a party so she could try to make the press think someone actually cared about her fake self. I thought Caroline's home and her dinner party were exceptional and she would have thrown a wonderful shower. Caprice couldn't drive "all the way" out there for her own baby shower but she could drive "all the way" out there to cause a scene. I fast forwarded through Caprice and her babies, after the way she behaved at Caroline's.
@tribeca-alex Caprice did not want it at Caroline's because she did not think Annabella would like it because Caroline minded her own business, while social climbing Caprice bragged to Annabelle how faithful she was to he. How humiliating, as if Annbelle, the boring one, could have cared less.
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- Attached handle stays cool while cooking and folds flat for easy storage
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- Cleaning & Care: Handwash and Dry
- Depth: 1/2-in.
- Height: 3-in. handle
- Length: 4-in.
- Material: Tin-Plated Steel with Nonstick Coating
- Origin: Taiwan
- Width: 4-in.
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Enjoyed the product - we had a great time cooking a festive breakfast for the family.
Suggested improvements:
1. Mold worked best when sprayed with PAM first.
2. While we succeeded in cooking tasty pancakes it was unclear if the idea was to pop them out of the mold and then flip them or to flip them in the mold. If the idea is to flip them in the mold then it would be best to advise customers to be sure the handle freely moves (ours did not - we had to work them a few times)
3. Also, please make it clear that these come in packages of 2 - we ended up with lots of molds!
RitaI recommend this product.
Pancakes taste better when heart shaped!!!
I tried my new pancake heart shapes and loved them. They worked very well. I let them preheat on the griddle, filled them, and voila...great results!I recommend this product.
There weren't any specific directions on exactly how much batter to use, so the first few pancakes overflowed the mold. Once we got the hang of it, placing no more than a gravy ladle size amount of batter, things went very well. We'd also recommend lifting the mold from bottom to top when releasing the pancake. Make sure to apply cooking spray liberally to prevent sticking. My daughter and her cousins absolutely loved the heart shaped pancakes for Valentines Day!I recommend this product.
Customer Reviews for Nonstick Heart-Shaped Pancake Molds by Norpro
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4.5 out of 5 stars, based on 45 ratings
95% of reviewers recommend this product
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- February 26, 2014
- By: Grace
- From: MD
- I Cook: Very Often
Just loved the Heart-Shaped mold for Valentines Day. I made the breakfast eggs in the shape of a heart for my Sweetheart and just the look of his face when he sat down and saw what I made for him was so worth it. Now I will make pancakes the next time or maybe grilled cheese for lunch. I could go on and on.I recommend this product.
- February 20, 2012
- By: Joyce
- From: MD
- I Cook: Every Day
- Style: Family
Valentine's Breakfast
The first pancake came out perfect. I had sprayed with oil after reading some of the previous reviews. However, following the first pancake all the rest stuck to the mold even after spraying and it was difficult to get out. So if you only planning on making two pancakes one with each heart then you shouldn't have a problem. If not, then this product is probably not worth it.
- February 15, 2012
- By: Dara
- From: FL
- I Cook: For Special Occasions
- Style: Family
- February 11, 2012
- By: kelly
- From: MI
- I Cook: Very Often
- Style: Family
Woohoo, these are awesome! You do have to spray/brush these heart molds with a bit of cooking oil, otherwise the pancake/egg will stick to them a bit. Overall, these are great. Makes breakfast pancakes a bit more fun; will try to use these more often, for valentine's day, hopefully.I recommend this product.
- July 11, 2011
- By: Kin
- From: WA
- I Cook: Very Often
fun to use
At first I found that I hadn't sprayed them well enough, once I got the hang of it, they worked well, I love to make the different shapes, it makes it more fun, and I also cook at least a double batch and there are only two of us, and make different types of pancakes, so I do different shapes for different types, it makes it easier to see what type we want when we go to the freezer. Please find more adult ones, I'd love to have some leaf shaped ones. Thanks.I recommend this product.
- November 10, 2008
- By: Betty
- From: IL
- I Cook: Every Day
- Style: Party Host
Good looking pancakes
These molds are a great idea to make your pancakes look cute, however they tend to stick when grilling. They are a bit expensive, and not easy to use, but they do make the pancakes look great. Just make sure to have patience and spray the molds before use for extra non-sticking power.I recommend this product.
- April 14, 2007
- By: Stefanie
- From: NV
- I Cook: Every Day
- Style: Family
- March 10, 2007
- By: Jeffrey
- From: ND
- I Cook: Every Day
- Style: Family
Flipping the pancakes over.
I did have a bit of trouble flipping my pancakes without them spilling over and destroying the shape of the heart. Though it was fun. I just need to use a different pan when I make them next time. Maybe if using a flat pan. It will help allieviate the problem.I recommend this product.
- March 5, 2007
- By: Jessica
- From: CO
- I Cook: Very Often
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Good thing they requested their $63 billion settlement be backed by gold and silver. Securities and bonds are just too risky in this economic climate.
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Vick should be burned at the stake like he did to those dogs. I will not watch the Eagles even if I had 50 yard line seats. The seats would go to waste I would not attend and not even give the tickets away. He is scum. If you want to look into a persons heart and soul see how they treat animals. He is a coward and scum.
i think that this story is hella ridiculous why would someone even want to post this stupid ridiculous crap dog fighting happens everyday in the hood and just because he was famous and this big time footbal player people want to play on that but really its because hes black and yes i did it i played the race card but guess what im white this story about this dumb inmate is also stupid and i truly hope no real judge would even give this bull the time of day if so they need there ass wooped and good peace out