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Cake day: August 15th, 2025

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  • Hmmm, look at the labels. They each say something something “100”.

    Not the right language, but maybe something like per 100? Like per 100 grams of water? Or… something about volume?

    IDK, it would be a weird way to do it. But something like that might explain why so much sugar, seemingly more than can fit in the can.

    Sugar is heavy, there’s no way 39 grams is the same size as the can

    Edit: gandalf seems to have the right idea here! https://sh.itjust.works/comment/24686999

    Edit2: wait, a can has 300+ grams of fluid in it… So the sugar would be 1/3 of what the whole can would be. This actually makes the picture more confusing 🤔

    Edit 3:

    Behold, 39 grams of sugar. About one shot glass worth.

    Here’s that glass next to a can. I don’t have any soda pop in the house.









  • But my microwave does this?

    This is real data from my LG microwave just now. The first peak is at 100% power, the second peak is 30% power, the last three peaks are 10% power.

    You can see that under 30% it has to cycle the inverter on and off like old microwaves, but still it’s way better than doing that at 100%.

    I love my inverter microwave, I feel like I’m living in the future. Bought this thing like 4 years ago 🤷‍♂️