What's the difference between . . .

[blakjeezis]

Drawn butter, clarified butter, and just plain melted butter?

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[Bill From Yorktown]

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drawn = clarified

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This message was edited by Bill From Yorktown on 8-18-03 @ 9:18 AM

[Bill From Yorktown]

so clarified is slowly melted, the water is evaporated, and the milk solids removed.

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[FUNKMAN]

one smells like 'foul balls' and the other like 'cock'...

why didn't you bring your prescription glasses to the game?
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[high fly]

clarified has a simple explanation we all can understand

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[mdr55]

the grades of gasoline.
87, 89, and 92.

Does it make a difference which one you put in your car? Isn't gasoline all the same. Thanks.

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[KCfromDC]

The octane scale in gasoline is a measurement of how efficiently the gas combusts. For a regular engine, 87 is fine for everday use. 89 usually gets you slightly better combustion, as well as a detergent. 92 combusts really well, and is mostly for high-compression engines that need to explode the most amount of gas in the shortest amount of time.

[Zipgun]

...pink and purple?

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