>>21578054
organic only refers to the lack of synthetic materials used to cultivate (such as pesticides, fertilize, etc), their absence is qualification for organic. Cleaning water with chlorine tabs would, for example, make water inorganic.
>>21580572
Yes, the average consumer can often be seen walking down the street with a bag of gluten-free ice.
When's the last time you saw an average consumer, you dork?
>have watched and religiously followed, step by step, 7 different tutorials on how to boil rice >have failed 7 different times >either the water boils off and the rice is not even remotely done cooking (hurr durr cover and simmer on low for 20 minutes after boiling and its hard as a rock) >or it burns and sticks to the pot like crazy no matter how much I stir it
how the fuck do so many people just eyeball this shit and do it correctly every single time?
>>21577975 (OP)
It's in Thailand where you can only use bagged ice or bottled water or you'll get sick. Organic is probably just a bad translation of potable.
