NZers expect to hear an American-influenced phonetic style when they encounter language in song & they adjust their perceptual vowel
space accordingly. They also find it easier to process a US voice in a music context, and harder to process a NZE accent. Fun! journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/...

In this paper (derived from his thesis) we show that NZ listeners know this, and use it in listening. A musical backing track triggers a perceptual style shift, leading to more US consistent responses in two tasks - a phoneme categorization task, and a lexical decision task.

I love Recipe Keeper. It is paid once you have a certain number of recipes there (one off), but by then I was happy to do that.

Sounds exciting!

I approve of the original search!

We all like this in our house. Please keep buying, so it doesn't go the way of sunfed, and others...!

We loved it from the opening scene. So cinematic and beautifully filmed, intriguing, strange... Not sure it's the kind of thing that grows on you though. Possibly you either instantly love it, or you're not going to?

Google yourself up a recipe for chocolate chestnut cake! (we have ~500 chestnut trees and no robust plan for dealing with them, but cake is always a winner).

Having to fill out this ribbon would give me a full-on identity crisis!