I think I got this Black Pepper Sauce at Pan Thai & Asian Food Market, but I got another sauce at Compare, and I combined the two into something I called “the Murk.”

On 2018 Toyota Camrys (and most Toyotas of that generation), a single failed sensor can cause the entire tire-pressure monitoring system to stop displaying any readings. When one sensor stops transmitting (usually because its internal battery has died or it was damaged), the control module can’t complete its pressure data set, so it flags a “TPWS malfunction” or “— PSI” for all tires, even though the other three sensors might still be healthy.

Here’s why:

• The receiver expects signals from all four programmed IDs. If one ID doesn’t respond within a certain period, the system logs a fault and suspends pressure display.
• The light then blinks for ~60–90 seconds (indicating a system fault) and stays solid, meaning the system is disabled until the fault clears.
• Once the bad sensor is replaced and its new ID is registered with the car’s TPMS ECU, all pressures reappear and the warning light goes out after driving for a few minutes.

So yes — one bad or unregistered sensor can make it look like none of them work.

A 2018 Toyota Camry uses a direct TPMS with a snap-in, 315 MHz, 4-button programmable sensor. The OE (Original Equipment) part number for this sensor is 42607-06030.  

• Type: Direct TPMS, which means it has a sensor in each wheel. 
• Frequency: 315 MHz. 
• Installation: It is a snap-in type that requires programming after installation to be recognized by the vehicle’s computer. 
• OE Part Number: 42607-06030. 
• Note: When replacing the sensor, it is highly recommended to have a professional program the new sensor, as it needs to be synced with the vehicle’s system to function correctly. 

• Bookshelf – Rotating

I like orange juice with pulp. I figure it has to be closer to real OJ if there is actually pulp floating around in the juice, although maybe the same people that created “natural flavors” have created artificial pulp out of soybeans.

I see that currently the LIDL brand is about 20 cents cheaper than the Aldi’s brand, and they both tasted the same to me. *I went shopping yesterday (10/13/25) in Aldi’s and their brand was on sale for $3.20 so I bought it there without going to LIDL.

💡 What this means:
The only differences are the store label, pulp descriptor, and minor artwork tweaks. There are two styles of green caps. One has small ribs and the other much wider, and fewer ribs.

So across your set —
Aldi 🍊 Lidl 🍊 Food Lion 🍊 Harris Teeter —
you’re basically looking at four store brands filled from the same orange-juice pipeline.

✅🍊 Conclusion:
They’re effectively the same orange juice — likely filled on the same production line, using identical juice blend, pasteurization process, and packaging. Only the label art and brand name differ to distinguish each retailer’s house brand identity. *Refresco has bottling plants in Tampa, Florida and Columbus, Georgia.

LIDL Solevita Orange Juice

Lots of Pulp

🧾 Exact Text from the Label

Front section:

CONTAINS 100% JUICE

Nutrition Facts
About 7 servings per container
Serving size 8 fl oz (240mL)

Amount per serving
Calories 110

% Daily Value*
Total Fat 0g — 0%
Saturated Fat 0g — 0%
Trans Fat 0g
Cholesterol 0mg — 0%
Sodium 0mg — 0%
Total Carbohydrate 26g — 9%
Dietary Fiber 0g — 0%
Total Sugars 21g
Includes 0g Added Sugars — 0%
Protein 2g

Vitamin D 0mcg — 0%
Calcium 20mg — 2%
Iron 0mg — 0%
Potas. 440mg — 10%
Vit. C 72mg — 80%
Thiamin 0.2mg — 15%
Folate 70mcg DFE — 20%
Phosphorus 40mg — 4%

The % Daily Value (DV) tells you how much a nutrient in a serving of food contributes to a daily diet. 2,000 calories a day is used for general nutrition advice.

Ingredients and distribution:

INGREDIENTS: ORANGE JUICE, ORANGE JUICE PULP

DISTRIBUTED BY
LIDL US, LLC
3500 S. CLARK STREET
ARLINGTON, VA 22202

CONTAINS ORANGE JUICE FROM USA AND BRAZIL

QUESTIONS?
1-844-344-5071
http://www.lidl.com

SHAKE WELL.
USE WITHIN 7–10 DAYS OF OPENING.

BEST IF USED BY DATE STAMPED ON CONTAINER.

Other text and symbols:

♻️ Discard Seal, Empty & Replace Cap
Plastic Bottle
5102114

(Recycling symbol with text: “Recycle Bottle / Recycle.info”)

LIDL (logo)
Barcode: 4 056489 505389

🧃 Product Overview Table

⚖️ Nutrition Facts Table (per 8 fl oz / 240 mL serving)

💪 Vitamins & Minerals

Okay, so I’m going to say this, and I’m only going to say it once, once.

Okay, I’m listening, listening.

Are you still going to bring the donuts?

Consider them brought.

“The 30-Minute Diabetes Diet Cookbook For Seniors: Easy, Nutritious and Delicious 5-Ingredient Recipes That Make Managing Blood Sugar Simple While Supporting Vitality, Independence, and Healthy Living” by Harriet Dooley

I just bought (10/11/25) the Kindle Edition of this cookbook and am starting to read it.

NOTE [10/26/25]: When I was down at Mary Ann’s in Hubert day before yesterday, I was walking in with her and as I walked behind her in her laundry room, I looked down and partially hidden was this book. I stopped and picked it up. It had one of those familiar price tags stuck to the front of the book. I held it up and asked her if I had given her this book. She said she had given it to me and sometime later I had brought it back and given it to her. I said, “Well, I just bought it and it’s a good book. I did have about 5 different books written about diabetes & diabetic cooking and I think I gave away several. I didn’t recall having this book and apparently at the time, I wasn’t interested enough to even keep it. *Things change. Ha!

It’s currently in my car because I took it with me on the short trip to Asheville last week. From what I’ve see perusing it, I might think this and Magic Foods were two essential books for a new “type 2 diabetic” to read to start to get a handle on how to approach controlling their blood sugar. [end NOTE]

It looks impressive and I got it as a free book, on eBay when you order 3. The other three were copies of the “Magic Foods for Better Blood Sugar” book that I like and think would be perfect for a person recently diagnosed with type 2 diabetes.

I know “Magic Foods” is colorful, well illustrated and easy to understand, and from reading the excerpts to “the Ultimate Diabetes Cookbook” on Amazon, it fits all three of these also. One of the things I want in a cookbook is to have a picture of the finished product that looks like something I would want to fix and eat. I don’t care how wonderful the printed recipe is, if there is no image to back it up.

• Diabetes Food Hub (ADA)
• Healthy Diabetes-Friendly Recipes (from EatingWell)
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Two young boys playing with Army men, National Guard Troops and thinking about going outside and honing their skills on the streets of the big city. Any big city. Any big, Democrat controlled city.

Okay, so I don’t know enough about baseball to know how to tell you that I’ve just got 2 out of 3, when attempting to sprout some new, to me, seeds. I can’t even tell you, without looking, which the 3rd seed is. I know the broccoli seeds have sprouted wonderfully. They started off slower than the Mung beans which sprout completely in about 3 or 4 days. The little white fibers didn’t appear until about the 4th day, but then during the next couple of days they spiffed up. And from 2 tbl. of seeds, I got a production of about 4 oz. of finished product. The white shoots are smaller and shorter than the commercially grown versions I’ve bought from Sunny Creek Farm (of Tryon, NC). I cleaned out one of the SCF clam shells and put my sprouts in it.

(Ajwain • Cumin • Fennel • Fenugreek • Ceylon Cinnamon)

Category: Functional Teas / Metabolic Support
Purpose: A traditional spice infusion that supports blood-sugar balance, digestion, and heart health — ideal for type 2 diabetics and anyone seeking a warm, restorative drink.

🌿 Ingredients

☕ Preparation

1. Bring 1½ cups of water to a boil.
2. Add all seeds and the cinnamon stick (if using ground cinnamon, add it after straining).
3. Simmer 5–7 minutes, covered.
4. Strain into a mug.
5. Sip warm, preferably after meals or mid-morning.

(No sweeteners needed — naturally aromatic and slightly sweet from the cinnamon and fennel.)

💚 Benefits

✅ Balances post-meal blood sugar
✅ Improves digestion & reduces bloating
✅ Enhances insulin sensitivity
✅ Supports heart & liver health
✅ Provides antioxidant and anti-inflammatory protection
✅ Promotes calm alertness and satiety

⚠️ Notes

• Start with 1 cup per day and increase gradually if desired.
• May slightly lower blood sugar — monitor if using diabetes medication.
• Fenugreek has mild natural blood-thinning properties.
  Those taking anticoagulant or antiplatelet drugs (e.g., warfarin, clopidogrel, aspirin) should consult a healthcare provider before daily use.
• Not recommended during pregnancy without medical advice.

🌰 Can I Eat the Seeds After Drinking the Tea?

Yes — in small amounts. The seeds left in the pot still contain fiber, minerals, and mild aromatic oils.

• Benefits: adds a little fiber, minerals, and prolonged digestive support.
• How: chew about ½ teaspoon after meals or sprinkle on vegetables, lentils, or yogurt.
• Cautions: flavor is strong; large amounts may cause mild gas or enhance the tea’s blood-sugar- and blood-thinning effects. Chew well or mix into soft food rather than swallowing whole.

Tip: Pair with a balanced plate — ½ non-starchy veggies, ¼ lean protein, ¼ whole grains or beans — for steady energy and improved glucose control.