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Here is a review left by a customer on a product. Would you say he was satisfied or dissatisfied? Title: Not for me Review: As much as I'd like to not have to work, I'd rather work then spend my day cooking from scratch (I hate cooking!), rewashing baggies or shopping at thrift stores for deals. I only got a quarter way through this book, but I didn't find it helpful to me. The only thing I agreed about was the price diary, which I knew about before. I also didn't like that she seemed to put down people who wouldn't do these things, like we're a bunch of fools for buying new baggies or pre-packaged convience food.I'm sure her ideas work if you're willing to put in the time and effort, but they just aren't for me.
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Here is a review left by a customer on a product. Would you say he was satisfied or dissatisfied? Title: Look elsewhere Review: This book was not good. It was conversationally written and thus easy to read, but if you are really paying attention and trying to learn something, you will notice inconsistencies and places where the chronology of events is not clear.For example: the Due Obedience Law is passed (exempting low-ranking soldiers from prosecution for dirty war crimes, as they were following orders). Next paragraph: "Despite government actions favorable to their interests, the officer corps remained unrepentant." Next paragraph - a group of soldiers protest. Next paragraph: "The Due Obedience Law followed." Huh?And that is just one example... one chapter was so jumbled I couldn't even follow it. If I could do it all over again, I'd choose one of the other histories of Argentina.
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Here is a review left by a customer on a product. Would you say he was satisfied or dissatisfied? Title: You Know You Want One Review: I finally procured a copy of this out-of-print book and my BLTs improved immediately. My sister had always said to start the bacon in a cold pan, but Jordan recommends preheating a heavy pan for 90 seconds before adding the bacon.And finally -- instruction on the order of the ingredients! Slather a piece of lightly toasted bread with mayo. (Use a trough if you tend to skimp.) Place thinly sliced tomatoes on the bread, and salt and pepper them. Next the bacon, then the lettuce, finally the top piece of slathered bread.Beautiful writing extols the pleasures of fatty bacon, farmers market tomatoes, and the freshest lettuce (of whatever variety) you can find. This modest little book also covers bacon soups, salads, and pasta, as well as touching on vegetarian and seafood BLTs.
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