bigmanwalter
Joined 12 years ago
Joined 12 years ago
I've heard people refer to 20% projects now as "120% projects".
Since it's PDO, it's guaranteed to be a single cultivation, and from a region that takes its quality seriously.
You don't need it. But if you prefer using it, it's nice to have a web development framework.
Even trickier is that some line items could also be tax-exempt.
A config option such as the following would help for that:
--tax 0.05 "GST" --label="GST #12345679" \
--tax 0.09975 "QST" --label="QST #55592929"
And to handle items that are tax exempt, an item can have the: --item ... --tax_exempt (or --tax_exempt="GST" in case it's only exempt from one of the sales taxes)https://janus.conf.meetecho.com/
Was fairly straightforward to setup. Eventually I replaced it with Twilio as it was easier to scale across regions.
The approach being recommended in the sibling comment to this is quite nice!
If you dedicate a specific directory for all your JSON, then you can depend on that directory and it will do what you're asking for.
They offer different grades of maple syrup, from Light, to Medium (Amber) to Heavy and Very Heavy. I like the very heavy syrup, it's made later in the season and has way more flavour. Most people tend to prefer the Amber as it's the most common and they're more used to it. I recommend trying them all and seeing for yourself!
In terms of specific brands, it can be difficult as most syrup is produced on smaller, family-owned farms, and then relabelled by exporters.
There are some award winning syrups which could be worth trying if you really want to aim for consistency, something like Saint-Paulin https://souvenirdefamille.com/en/products/sirop-derable-2021... or Escuminac https://escuminac.com/ (I don't know why but their site is broken for me and keeps reloading.)