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The Difference Between Parsnips and Carrots | FUNNY Vegetable Comparison

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Parsnip mentions (6)

Does anyone know of instructional podcasts or even cooking audiobooks?
A bunch of us from this subreddit made Parsnip, which is like a "Duolingo for cooking", precisely because it's so hard to learn what to do from following a recipe. Source: over 1 year ago
I'm so behind on cooking that I'm asking for tips on making canned red beans and rice.
A bunch of us made Parsnip ("Duolingo for cooking") specifically for the situations you're in, to help level up cooking skills when you don't know where to start — so maybe give it a try and see if it helps? Source: over 1 year ago
Why did TikTok use 3GB of background mobile data in 3 days?
[ OP ] ... The (REAL) reason I made this post is because me and some friends are building an app called Parsnip. Source: over 1 year ago
Why did TikTok use 3GB of background mobile data in 3 days?
Well, unfortunately I'm building an app with some friends called Parsnip ("Duolingo for cooking") and we're just trying to figure out some social media marketing for it, so there is no corporate account to speak of... Source: over 1 year ago
Is there a good series that has no cuts and focuses on cooking start-to-finish, including clean-up?
Not a video, but this subreddit had the idea of building a "Duolingo for cooking" to help with all the things that recipes don't tell you, and a bunch of us ended up making Parsnip. Source: over 1 year ago