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I'm not going to lie, it breaks my heart when posters here mention the word 'Goyslop'.
Our Jewish friends were the first people to apply chemistry to our agriculure. A famous Jew, Fritz Haber is responsible from saving billions from the grim fate that is starvation and helped increase our population, productivity and efficiency.
Even the bread you eat today is made by the Chorleywood Process - a process invented by enterprising and creative Jewish lads. Whenever you eat pre-sliced factory bread you can be sure it was made in good Hebrew hands. They've got a history of excellent bakery, you see?
It really is sad when people here look down on base, primitive and sometimes unrefined products.
No matter how you put it, your term of 'goyslop' has made the world a better place and put more hot meals in front of hungry humans than only our ancient Gods could dream of.
We owe alot to our Jewish friends who have revolutionised our food production processes with ever more ingenious ways to make excellent meals from things previously though unedible. You likely wouldn't exist if it were not 'goyslop'/
It's lovely.
Our Jewish friends were the first people to apply chemistry to our agriculure. A famous Jew, Fritz Haber is responsible from saving billions from the grim fate that is starvation and helped increase our population, productivity and efficiency.
Even the bread you eat today is made by the Chorleywood Process - a process invented by enterprising and creative Jewish lads. Whenever you eat pre-sliced factory bread you can be sure it was made in good Hebrew hands. They've got a history of excellent bakery, you see?
It really is sad when people here look down on base, primitive and sometimes unrefined products.
No matter how you put it, your term of 'goyslop' has made the world a better place and put more hot meals in front of hungry humans than only our ancient Gods could dream of.
We owe alot to our Jewish friends who have revolutionised our food production processes with ever more ingenious ways to make excellent meals from things previously though unedible. You likely wouldn't exist if it were not 'goyslop'/
It's lovely.
