[Q]: Objective: How can I keep my mashed potatoes from being gray and icky looking? OPTIONS:
- While mashing potato skins, use only warm milk, cold will turn them gray.
- While mashing potatoes, use only warm milk, cold will turn them gray.
[A]: While mashing potatoes, use only warm milk, cold will turn them gray.
Q: Here is a goal: To prepare metal for welding, you can

How would you accomplish this goal?

OPTIONS:
- leave the metal as is, it will weld just fine
- grind sharp edges and remove any burs

A: grind sharp edges and remove any burs
Goal:
keep jewelry tangle-free and organized during the move
OPTIONS:
- Pack jewelry in egg baskets
- Pack jewelry in egg cartons
Answer:
Pack jewelry in egg cartons
Question:
Goal: rubber stamp

Which of the following methods is more reasonable for accomplishing this goal?

OPTIONS:
- can remove a nail
- can hammer a nail
Answer:
can hammer a nail
Goal and options: How can I cover an open can in the refrigerator?

OPTIONS:
- Use a pringles top.
- Use a piece of paper.
output answer: Use a pringles top.
[Q]: Which of the following solutions is better for the following goal:
To give paper an aged look

OPTIONS:
- To give paper an aged look, preheat your oven to 200F. Crumple up your paper, uncrumple it and spread it on a baking sheet. Pour a little hot coffee over it and use a sponge to dab it here and there, to make it less even. Sprinkle a little instant coffee over it and leave until the coffee starts to bloom. Using paper towels soak up the liquid and put the sheet into the oven, to bake until the edges of the paper curl up.
- To give paper an aged look, preheat your oven to 200F. Crumple up your paper, uncrumple it and spread it on a baking sheet. Pour a little hot chocolate over it and use a sponge to dab it here and there, to make it less even. Sprinkle a little instant coffee over it and leave until the coffee starts to bloom. Using paper towels soak up the liquid and put the sheet into the oven, to bake until the edges of the paper curl up.

[A]:
To give paper an aged look, preheat your oven to 200F. Crumple up your paper, uncrumple it and spread it on a baking sheet. Pour a little hot coffee over it and use a sponge to dab it here and there, to make it less even. Sprinkle a little instant coffee over it and leave until the coffee starts to bloom. Using paper towels soak up the liquid and put the sheet into the oven, to bake until the edges of the paper curl up.