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10 years 2 months ago #61
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Today mussels and French fries
Traditional dish of northern France, particularly in Lille at the large market that takes place every year in early September,
Some numbers: The biggest flea market of Europe
10,000 exhibitors spread over 100 km ,
500 tonnes of mussels ,
30 tons of French fries ,
over 2 milion visitors.
Traditional dish of northern France, particularly in Lille at the large market that takes place every year in early September,
Some numbers: The biggest flea market of Europe
10,000 exhibitors spread over 100 km ,
500 tonnes of mussels ,
30 tons of French fries ,
over 2 milion visitors.
High pile of empty shells restaurant entrances.
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10 years 2 months ago #62
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HD2 on Linux thread here
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Would be interesting to know what they're going to do with all those shells... I wonder if they recycle them in some useful (and cool) way..
HD2 on Linux thread here
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10 years 2 months ago #63
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Like this ?
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For drying and calcinating the residue from the mussel canning industry, this plant converts mussel shells into calcium carbonate of 96% purity, which can then be used in the chemical industry as fertilizer or in construction. It can also be used to make any organic residue inert.
link .http://www.sertonenginy.com/emsrp.html :surprised:
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For drying and calcinating the residue from the mussel canning industry, this plant converts mussel shells into calcium carbonate of 96% purity, which can then be used in the chemical industry as fertilizer or in construction. It can also be used to make any organic residue inert.
link .http://www.sertonenginy.com/emsrp.html :surprised:
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10 years 2 months ago #64
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Shells are sometimes used for soil amendment, also they can enter the composition of certain road covers, by example
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Damni wrote: Would be interesting to know what they're going to do with all those shells... I wonder if they recycle them in some useful (and cool) way..
Shells are sometimes used for soil amendment, also they can enter the composition of certain road covers, by example
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10 years 1 month ago #65
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Turkish meatballs - kofta and mashed potatoes.
Some fans might know that the German stick grenade was called potato masher by the allies, but, yes, that’s not so important right now.
Some fans might know that the German stick grenade was called potato masher by the allies, but, yes, that’s not so important right now.
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