Bread Lines Are Forming

I need a gluten-free breadline, thanks!


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glad i got a 2 lb bag of red star yeast in my freezer

pizza dough is rising as we speak

glad i got a 2 lb bag of red star yeast in my freezer

pizza dough is rising as we speak

glad i got a 2 lb bag of red star yeast in my freezer

pizza dough is rising as we speak

The Recession Bread Lines Are Forming in Mar-a-Lago’s Shadow

In Palm Beach a diner races to feed laid off workers. Food banks and pantries see surge in demand and long-term need.

Though it’s just a four-minute drive across the lagoon from Mar-a-Lago, President Donald Trump’s private club, and ten minutes from the Palm Beach outposts of Chanel and Louis Vuitton, Howley’s diner has become an emblem of America’s stark new economic reality.

With more than 10 million people across the nation suddenly unemployed, bread lines are forming in the shadows of privileged enclaves like this one in Florida.

For the past two weeks, the kitchen staff at Howley’s has been cooking up free meals—the other day it was smoked barbecue chicken with rice and beans, and salad—for thousands of laid off workers from Palm Beach’s shuttered restaurants and resorts. The rows of brown-bag lunches and dinners are an early warning that the country’s income gap is about to be wrenched wider as a result of the Covid-19 crisis, and the deep recession it has brought with it.

Even as much of America is fretting about supermarket shelves depleted of their favorite cereal brands and toilet paper or the logistics of curbside pickup from favorite restaurants, a brutal new hunger crisis is emerging among laid-off workers that has begun to overwhelm the infrastructure that normally takes care of the needy.

[link to www.bloomberg.com (secure)]

How long does yeast keep in the fridge?

You're quoting Bloomberg? Why must he mention Mar-a Lago?

Do you know who Bloomberg is? He's a Democrat who has vowed to do everything to discredit President Trump.

RIGHT!

In my experience.... years.

Not joking... a really, really long time.

(Probably because most commercial yeast is actually a blend of several (hundreds, maybe?) different strains, each with certain temperature/moisture-related properties. For example, some can withstand much higher temps, or much lower temps...

My understanding is that these 'blends' in commercial yeast came about because of the difference in baking conditions in, say, Denver (mile high atmosphere), than in Florida. And the companies needed to sell yeast that would work uniformly well in very different conditions.)

Hope this helps!

Nah, that would never happen in.....

:depression:

Yes around here some of the grocery stores and schools are still feeding the school childrens breakfast and lunch. It's not bad enough we have to pay for their food stamps but they have to be fed breakfast and lunch because their mamas won't get off their lazy asses and cook for their childrens!!!

Costco? I have it, but does it go bad if you leave on the shelf.

In my experience.... years.

Not joking... a really, really long time.

(Probably because most commercial yeast is actually a blend of several (hundreds, maybe?) different strains, each with certain temperature/moisture-related properties. For example, some can withstand much higher temps, or much lower temps...

My understanding is that these 'blends' in commercial yeast came about because of the difference in baking conditions in, say, Denver (mile high atmosphere), than in Florida. And the companies needed to sell yeast that would work uniformly well in very different conditions.)

Hope this helps!

Driving a car to the poor house

The Recession Bread Lines Are Forming in Mar-a-Lago’s Shadow

In Palm Beach a diner races to feed laid off workers. Food banks and pantries see surge in demand and long-term need.

Though it’s just a four-minute drive across the lagoon from Mar-a-Lago, President Donald Trump’s private club, and ten minutes from the Palm Beach outposts of Chanel and Louis Vuitton, Howley’s diner has become an emblem of America’s stark new economic reality.

With more than 10 million people across the nation suddenly unemployed, bread lines are forming in the shadows of privileged enclaves like this one in Florida.

For the past two weeks, the kitchen staff at Howley’s has been cooking up free meals—the other day it was smoked barbecue chicken with rice and beans, and salad—for thousands of laid off workers from Palm Beach’s shuttered restaurants and resorts. The rows of brown-bag lunches and dinners are an early warning that the country’s income gap is about to be wrenched wider as a result of the Covid-19 crisis, and the deep recession it has brought with it.

Even as much of America is fretting about supermarket shelves depleted of their favorite cereal brands and toilet paper or the logistics of curbside pickup from favorite restaurants, a brutal new hunger crisis is emerging among laid-off workers that has begun to overwhelm the infrastructure that normally takes care of the needy.

[link to www.bloomberg.com (secure)]

Trump's tax cuts for the rich are going to trickle down eventually, right?

Bloombeg.com is not credible. The guy who runs it spent 600 million dollars to get his ass embarrassed on national television. Seriously how can we take Bloomberg as a solid source?

Bread lines are forming for America's needy and those who spent their money buying stupid things rather than saving up for a time such as this.

The OP is probably standing in a breadline as often as he can.

Yeah yeah...right!

Long lines at the food banks ..

...all driving brand new cars

Cry me a fucking river..