The FCA’s Conduct of Business Sourcebook (COBS) applies to firms conducting the following activities from an establishment, or through an appointed representative, in the United Kingdom: (1) selling activities relating to long-term insurance, (2) designated investment business, or (3) any activities connected to them. What are the FCA DISP rules? Read more…
Bridle Measurement Chart Component Cob Headpiece A 41″ 104.5cm Headpiece B 26″ 66cm Headpiece C 12″ 30.5cm Browband D 14 1/2″ 37cm How big is a cob size bridle? Our Cob size will fit a nose from 24 to 27 inches. Our Full/Warmblood size will fit a nose from 25.5 Read more…
How to make Popcorn with a Dried Corn Cob Place the cob in a brown paper lunch bag. Fold the bag up a couple times to keep the steam in. Cook the cob in the microwave. Set it to a popcorn setting if you have that. Can you pop popcorn Read more…
Open your ears. If you’ve been blissfully unaware that corn can be delicious raw, right off the cob, don’t sweat it. You’re far from alone. Can you eat corn on the cob without cooking it? If you’re still wondering if you can eat corn raw, the answer is yes, you Read more…
Neither will field corn, the type used in foods such as tortilla chips. Only the kernels from popcorn cobs will pop. Why? They have small, hard kernels that, when heated, trap their moisture until it turns into steam. Can you pop corn on the cob to make popcorn? Put whole Read more…
About 3/4 Cup of Corn is contained on one ear of corn, much more than most people think. How much corn is on a large ear of corn? While the yield of the corn kernels will obviously vary by the size of the cob, a good rule of thumb is Read more…
Because a corn cob doesn’t build cake, you can use one to experience the original flavors of a tobacco even if the pipe has previously been used for other blends,” Kimbrough says. What is a corn cob pipe used for? Corn cob pipes are the tobacco-smoking instrument of the common Read more…
Washington got its nickname thanks to woodworker Henry Tibbe. In 1869, he first began producing sweet-smoking pipes fashioned out of corn cobs and coated with plaster. What is the origin of the corn cob pipe? In 1869, a Dutch immigrant woodworker named Henry Tibbe first began production of the corn Read more…
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The two-bowl method: Set a small bowl upside down inside a larger bowl. Place the tip of the cob on top of the small bowl. Grip the opposite end of the cob and use a sharp knife to slice the kernels off each side of the corn cob. The kernels Read more…