@matigo Absolutely no idea. I believe it has a much higher butterfat content than cow's milk. Proper mozarella is made from buffalo milk.
Searching for a cooking oil with a high smoke point, I settled on good old-fashioned ghee, sourced from India. It's made with cream from a 50:50 mix of cows milk & buffalo milk. Haven't gotten it to smoke, it needs a temperature above 250°C for that, so it's ideal for those occasional frying jobs I do.
Doing a job at the Men's Shed today that really needed two electric stapling guns but we only had one. Then the Treasurer turned up, fresh from a visit to a tool manufacturer. He had another identical staple gun which was a refurbished unit that someone else had bought then returned for a refund because it was unsuitable.
The manufacturer can't sell that on as a new machine, so it's sent off & tested then donated to a deserving community group such as a Men's Shed. The manufacturer gets certain tax credits in this process.
So it's win, win, win. First a customer needs a tool for a once-off job, so he buys one, then returns for a full refund it after the job is finished, claiming the unit is somehow "faulty."
Then a Men's Shed get a few free virtually new power tools. And finally, the manufacturer gets a tax credit for offloading the item(s) to a Men's Shed.
@literary You're being silly. I doubt very much you could annoy any of us here. We love you.
@sumudu Beacause too many subsections would want to control it. The whole thing would collapse into chaos.
Any complex system which works has invariably evolved from a simpler system which worked even better.
@nitinkhanna A laser printer works like a photocopier. Uses a toner powder instead of liquid ink.
// @matigo
The Men's Shed group bought a multi-function laser printer to go with the 21.5-inch iMac they bought last October. When the shipped (smaller) ink cartridges ran out, cheaper recycled ones were sourced for $140 instead of genuine Fuji-Xerox ones that would have cost $380 at least.
One member with laser printer experience said we would have to use it in "non-genuine" mode to use these cartridges, so that setting was used. There were some issues with doing it that way: the toner level indication was disabled and it wouldn't transfer images properly to heavier or shiny paper.
In desperation last week I (on the organising committee as the IT bloke) changed back to the "genuine" setting and fixed the problems. Quite happy with that.