With covid, all bets are off coz business plans obviously have to be flexible. But...We had “fresh” until 7-8 years ago at real high end places in Beverly Hills. There’s a couple left but it’s $600 for dinner for 2.
The regular joints when I moved here in 93 all had prep kitchens staffed and doing their job so the chefs & such could plate up nice food-at regular places(not regular as dennys or Waffle House) but average spots.
Even the ethnic joints are cutting corners. When the Kosher restaurants cut corners-you know it’s bad in LA
The white spargel with hollandaise sauce with boiled potatoes?With covid, all bets are off coz business plans obviously have to be flexible. But...
The homogeneous experiences you bemoan are the flip side of getting all produce all year round. That doesn't (have to) happen naturally. It's all industrialized to meet our demands.
I know you know asparagus season in Germany, yeah? American customers aren't waiting for that shit. Now now NOW.
Your ball cleaner might be dirty. If it's clean you might try a different ball cleaner. For me I have used several different types of cleaners, Aramith, a multi-purpose cleaner and some spray waxes, along with head light restoration products. They have all been effective but my go to is the Aramith ball cleaner along with Aramith's ball restorer. Hope this helps. By the way my ball cleaner is a homemade one from a 5 gal. bucket and a car polisher.After a little practice session today I threw my balls into a Diamond ball polisher. This is how they came out, dirtier than they went in. What needs to be done to the Diamond polisher to fix this problem?