Acabei de ganhar um treco desses de metal pra coar café.. nunca tinha usado... Achei bom pra fazer uma xicrinha só a tarde, só pra mim (a galera aqui de casa não bebe café, esses hereges). Agora só tenho de arrumar uns cafés bons pra fazer nele. Eu comprei um do sul de minas de torra média, mas achei ele meio ácido. Prefiro mais amargo. Acho que vou ter de tomar café de marca vagabunda mesmo, esses gurmês não são pra mim :-D

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#China: Potatoes Evolved From Tomatoes A new study from a team at the Chinese Academy of Agricultural Sciences has traced the origins of the modern potato to a crossbreeding event with a tomato plant, which occurred around 9 million years ago in the South America's Andes mountains. Evolutionary biologists and genomic scientists analyzed 450 genomes from both cultivated and wild potato species. The results revealed that an ancient ancestor of the wild tomato plant naturally bred with a plant called Etuberosum, the precursor to the modern potato. This new hybrid had the ability to grow tubers - the enlarged, edible part of the plant which grow underground, unlike tomatoes or Etuberosums. The study also decoded which genes were supplied by each ancient plant to create the new tuber-producer. This understanding could help scientists breed potatoes more resistant to disease and climate change in the future. This map depicts the geographic distribution of Petota (Potato) (golden dots), Tomato (red dots), and Etuberosum (blue dots), based on verified georeferenced collection records. Read more and subscribe in the top-left corner for more #news in #maps: https://mailchi.mp/americangeo/dailygeo-11826353 Check out our DailyGeo Archive and interactive map here: https://ubiqueags.org/search-dailygeo/ #maps #news #potato #tomato #potatoes #tomatoes #agriculture #andesmountains #southamerica Source: https://www.facebook.com/photo/?fbid=1173864954777016

Anyway, é uma puta experiência de se ter. Num apocalipse zumbi eu apssaria fome quando acabassem os enlatados!

mas paleta não é carne nobre demais pra salgar? Pensei que usavam carnes menos nobres.

I still remember me and my dad taking turns typing for hours, sometimes days, in order to get a new game! Then we would play the same game for days because there was no easy way to save them. That was quality family time!