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.... go to lengthy explanations before getting to the nitty-gritty?

I wanted a simple recipe for an American style pizza base.

No matter where I went I had to scroll through reams about types of flour, yeasts, temps, proving, kneading styles..... before getting to the list of ingredients.

I am not at primary school FCOL!

And why MUST I only use unsalted butter when I need SALT later in the recipe!?

Want a shed?

British version: buy shed, screw together, job done.

American version: Where wood comes from. Different types of trees. Different types of planks, glues, screws, nails, tools needed, where to buy them.... then at the end: buy shed, screw together, job done.

I am guessing the larger the page, the more adverts can be squeezed onto it, and money earned

Ah, now there's a thing.

They do not all carry adverts, as such, but in their ramblings they do mention this brand of flour, and yeast, and clingfilm and ready-mix....you get my drift?

You might be on to something, you genius, you. xxx

Subtle, NOT!

It’s not just things like this, I’ve got American online friends and they’re a bit long-winded when they’ve got something to say...why say something in five words if you can use 500?

Same here frank my main is why do you have to give a,mobile number on so many sites when you don't have a mobile drive me nuts

Workingman wrote:Ah, now there's a thing.

They do not all carry adverts, as such, but in their ramblings they do mention this brand of flour, and yeast, and clingfilm and ready-mix....you get my drift?

You might be on to something, you genius, you. xxx

Subtle, NOT!

Product placement is quite a thing in their tv shows too

Jo you're not wrong there either