How can you tell if buttermilk has gone bad? What is it supposed to taste like?
It is quite natural for traditional buttermilk ( chaach in hindi or moru in Malayalam/Tamil) to taste a bit sour due to fermentation. But if you are seeing the following signs, then it is better to throw it away than consume :Stringy or cheesy consistencyBitterness in addition to sourness.An off smell like milk gone bad or fungal growthDiscolorationGrowth of worms.
What is a papaya supposed to smell like? How can you tell if it is bad?
Here is an image of a papaya that I havenow at my house.Here it is on the inside:You asked what does it taste like? I will tell you later. How do you pick papaya in the market?First of all, the papaya above was bought 3 days ago, it sat for 3 days before it was cut to serve.When bought, it had the same texture and color you see but now when I hold it in my hand and slide my thumb over the skin with a slight downward pressure, it should feel spongy and gives a little.All papayas are picked unripe off the tree as with bananas.3 days later, we have a wonderful fruit that is extremely healthy and tastes great.It is not for everyone, though.It tastes like the flesh of a peach or a mango but with flavor all of its own. The bite feel is similar to cantalope but again with its own taste. Try one and decide if you like it or not. Google the wonderful health benefits of papaya.But for the smell, it has the same notes as apricot nectar and you can tell if it went bad if it gives too much when pressed as mentioned above plus you can smell it going bad without even tasting it.
How can you tell if yogurt is spoiled?
Just wanted to know, This yogurt I bought "Dannon Light and Fit" tasted pretty sour when I tasted it. There was also a watery substance ontop of the actual yogurt. As I remember its not supposed to be like that. I didn't eat any more of it, but does this mean its spoiled? I apologize for the stupidity of the question before hand.
How can you tell if you're not supposed to be with someone?
In a relationship:You are not happy.They have taken all of your money.The other person feels that they do not belong with you.You feel used.You are physically or mentally hurt.You feel no enjoyment or love from being in the relationship.Other people interest you more.You don’t talk.They are legally not of age or you aren’t.————————————————————————-In General:You are running from the cops and it is not your fault.That person has restraining order against you.You both don’t have a parachute.He’s a pilot who was just performing his job then passed out at 500 feet and you are not a pilot.
How can you tell if Xanax is fake?
Bite it. Xanax has a very strong taste. You should immediately know. Sometimes, upon biting it you will not taste anything and then get that strong aftertaste. When that happens, it usually means it was pressed and contains SOME alprolozam. Meaning that people are taking legit pills and mixing them with baking soda and whatnot and then pressing it. If you taste nothing, it is nothing.Also, the fakes will create a chalky then slime-y residue in your mouth. They break down easily in your hand and if you break it, it won’t create a snapping sound. It’s very easy to differentiate.Stick to tasting it because anyone who has tasted alprolozam knows it is one of the most awful tastes there are.
Can you tell somebody you're going to sue them before you sue?
Yes, you can. There is no law against it. What happens if you tell them? They either ignore you and wait for the lawsuit, or they make a deal to avoid the lawsuit. What you can NOT do is harass the other party, or threat with bogus lawsuits.
Can you tell that you are destined to be with someone?
I experienced this with my first girlfriend, and we were together for years- and it was that very feeling that ultimately undermined our relationship. We were both so secure in the idea that we were "meant to be" that we started to take our relationship for granted.We separated for about two years- neither of us was able to date anybody else, and we tried- and when we met again we fell right back in love- and this time we're making sure to disregard any childish notion of destiny or fate. Successful relationships are hard work. Some are easier than others- but sometimes the harder ones can be more rewarding.I think when it comes to human connection, there's a threshold for attraction or compatibility- beyond that, perhaps the most important thing is how you handle your most fundamental philosophical differences. (With courtesy, respect and compassion.) Or put more simply, the most important thing influencing the quality of your relationship is the quality of your communication.EDIT: I would like to also emphasize that I have on several occasions experienced a sense of "destiny" with various individuals, and it rarely worked out as well as any relationship where there is good communication and mutual effort. Whether we're talking about romance, running a business or playing in a band (I have experiences on both sides of the fence in all 3.)
How can you tell the darkness of auto tints?
I had my car glasses tinted. Front side glasses are supposed to be 30% and back glasses are supposed to be 12% with Ceramic Tints. They look the same and cannot tell the differences.
Can you tell if someone is going to grow up to be successful?
As mentioned, I would say that you can get a pretty good idea but never be 100%People traditionally tend to think of the "smart" kids in school doing well. But this isn't always the case. I know of people I grew up with that did extremely well in high-school but dropped out immediately in University. It also depends on your definition of success.Is it getting a good paying job? Becoming an overworked CEO? Living on the beach teaching surfing? Selling a startup?There are many factors that go into all of the above and they are all very different. Now forgive me, I forget the exact book I read it in but will update when it comes to me. I read about a study that looked at a graduating class from a prestigious university in the US. They found after following all the Alumni through their entire life that the most successful people were not those that had the best grades, but they were the people that had the best social skills. These were the people that had a lot of friends and were well liked by everyone. They built relationships that were factors in their success. People liked them and wanted to be around them therefore they were always given the best opportunities. When looking back on my childhood friends this definitely rings true... at least by my definition of success anyway.