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What is the difference between "Haferkleie" and "Haferflocken"Tuesday, 12-Nov-19 15:08:46 UTC from web- Jonathan Chouinard likes this.
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@drinkingpony "Haferkleie" is the stuff that remains in the sieve after sieving the ground oat (flour) like the shells and the outer layers of the oat seeds. "Haferflocken" is the oats being shaped into flakes (like corn flakes).
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@adiwan Haferkleie is oat bran in English and Haferflocken is oat flakes in English as far as the online translators say.
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@adiwan Sooo... basically like how chips can be pringles, but pringles can not be chips... Regardless... Sillystuff.
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@drinkingpony It's more like whey and and pasteurized milk.
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@adiwan And now I have to think of http://rainbowdash.net/url/875309
Have fun laughing.
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@drinkingpony So... Baby oil is made from babies?
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@adiwan Oh come on, we both played that flash game back in 1999 or something.
Google do not fail me now...
Well I hope google bumps uglies with a cactus, duckduckgo gave me the thing I wanted in one ( misspelled ) try http://rainbowdash.net/url/875310
Whow... 1356... that is a LOW number for newgrounds, that is for sure.Jonathan Chouinard likes this. -
@adiwan It's in the name isn't it ?
Is menthol powder made from menthol ?Jonathan Chouinard likes this.
