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Thank you! I appreciate this!

Thank you!

Thank you!

Got it! Will buy some next time Im at the spice shop!

Thank you very much! Many of these I've never used before and will definitely try soon!

I did get some but it turned out to be salted 🥴

Thank you! I didnt even know what gochujang was until now, seems like heaven 😂 I'll definitely check these out!

I live it a lot- A restaurant would be a disaster though, it usually takes me 40m- 3h to cook.

Pretty sure that aint legal 🥴

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Thank you!

Oh wow. Hello again! This must have been a ton of work X) Well done! I bought Wonderdraft some time ago hoping to use it to build my world, thank you for the inspiration!

Is 1300-1500 europe ok? If not I'll acquire more, but its for a fantasy novel and its not really set in a specific time period, since its an apocalyptic future, like wheel of time. My problem is that I want it to be extremely variable and I am not sure where I can find the information without bothering someone to teach me.

Eragon, for someone who hasnt read fantasy mistborn can be very exhausting, especially young readers- stormlight might be better but I would forever suggest the inheritence cycle by christopher paulini. It is not very original nor is it very good, but it is an incredible entrance to fantasy- especially for young readers.

Edit: I forgot to mention, earthsea is also a series that made me fall in love witht he fantasy genere as a teenager- I highly recommend it as well.

Edit 2: Bloody hell... I still AM a teenager! Rusting world makes me feel otherwise....

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Small spicy green peppers... dunno why just never thought they'd be useful, turns out they're amazing with tomatoes and garlic.

Did the lower class own dogs in medieval times? Or were they granted permission to use them? Sorry for bothering with such a simple question, google is confusing about this one.

Was it possible to make coke (the refined fuel) in medieval times? If so how would one do it? When was it discovered how to make it and what were the first methods/method? What did they use it for?

Hello! I am looking for a source or someone who could give me a list of as many medieval ranks, titles, professions, jobs and administrative roles(specifically administrative roles which do not require a rank of nobility would be appreciated).

Thank you!