According to the write up on Just One Cookbook, it is a form of ganache, specifically called Pave de Geneva, created in the 1930s.
Just One Cookbook is great. I've used their recipes for years and have always gotten satisfactory or better results (any shortcomings are my own, not the recipes'). The first recipe I attempted from there was for anmitsu to try to impress my now-wife. I suppose it worked, but talk about false advertising...
I also reference it every time I want to make dashi from scratch, or get the timing / technique for onsen tamago, or any number of other fun dishes.
Looks like a cool service. I may have missed it, but is your privacy policy linked anywhere on your site? (I'm old - my eyes missed the small text)
And how do you get an invite code?
Any chance it's corked? I don't know if that's the correct term, but is the cork light grey / moldy? I've purchased a few bottles that were like that, but I think the flavor was affected in those cases.
Alternatively, any chance you're in the NY vicinity? 🙂
I can't imagine that Apple pays $10k per-incident to allow their phones to connect to a third party's satellite network. As you point out, rescue services are a different story, but that's independent of whether you contact them via satellite or standard cellular.
I'm hearing that there's a need for gas / petrol / whatever stations in more roundabouts. Maybe even a rest stop or extended stay hotel.