the Hearth @Felthry@awoo.space

dammit, that really tanked our mood.
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@packbat I think I'd call this more of a lavender than blue, personally.
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@packbat Kinda curious what would have happened if literally everyone had voted for saturate.... 100% saturation with no hue!
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i wonder how commonly people actually notice the way i type wholeheartsedly instead of wholeheartedly
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if you think about how utterly broken games like pokemon (gen 1) and ocarina of time are, i wonder just how broken other, less popular games could be if people had the interest to actually dig into them and find glitches
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@xenon (I think the animation needs a cw too, that was unexpected)
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speedrunning is like "this is a frame-perfect, pixel-perfect, subpixel-perfect trick that even the best runners get maybe 10% of the time they try it, and it doesn't save any time, but I'm gonna do it anyway because it makes your character make a funny face"
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@Kyresti Oh, I love olive oil too--we use it as a butter substitute for grilled cheese sometimes--it just has much too much of the wrong type of flavor for toast and jam
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@Kyresti I can't find the butter ones in quantities of less than 300 :< Maybe we'll just make do with oil... olive oil has a bit too much of the wrong kind of flavor, but maybe vegetable oil? I know oils tend to last a lot longer than butter, at least
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@Vyzie Tauris.
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@Kyresti that one in particular is, but you can also buy these in big packs of a whole bunch of a single flavor, which seems kind of... I dunno I guess the packaging is more recycleable than plastic but really??
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@Kyresti you must have to be some kind of really fancy restaurant to have these--there's a bunch of listings for these and they apparently are real glass jars, just tiny

you're probably paying more for the jar than the contents with these
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@Kyresti Thank you! Looks like they *do* come in packs of less than 200, but those cost more per unit (and in some cases, cost more period--though that's a different brand)
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@Kyresti ah, that's rather a lot.

i'm not really concerned about the price (i'm sure these are incredibly cheap or else restaurants would be stingier with them), but we hate the idea of wasting food

incidentally, what search terms did you use to find them?
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@Kyresti I expect they probably last a good bit longer than your average butter (the jam is less of a problem, considering that jam is one of those foods that originated as a method of preserving food), but i would like to know just how long because we have a bad habit of forgetting we have certain food items until we have a craving for them only to be disappointed as it turns out they've accumulated mold while hiding in the back of the refrigerator
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@VoxSomniator @Oneironott very yes
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i wonder if you can just buy those single packets of butter and jam that breakfast restaurants always have

and how long they last

because we can't keep either of those around because they go bad long before we use them all, but sometimes we have a craving for jam on toast
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@Oneironott yes!!! otters are the perfect shape for Many Limbs -F