I buy shucked sea scallops. I rinse them under cold water, sometimes leaving them in a bowl of cold water, then re-rinse them. They still have grit/sand in them when I eat them. Any suggestions?

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Yes. Rinse the scallops in cool water and pat them dry with a clean paper towel before you cook them.

Stinging nettles are not poisonous, but you will need to boil them so they won't sting you.

It sounds like your heat wasn't high enough! Next time start with a medium to medium/high heat.

If your caterpillars are eating the basil, it is a high chance that it's fine. Most caterpillars would rather die of hunger than eat an unknown plant.

Interesting question! The scallops eyes are on its shell, not on the meat inside. So the part you eat does not contain any eyes.

You should remove the sand and replace it with reptile carpet. Sand can cause impaction, which can cause death.

If the stain is happening at the waterline, it may be limescale. This can be removed by scrubbing the stain with a pumice stone.

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