Why You Should Marbleize Your Cakes With a Spoon Rather Than a Toothpick.
Marble cakes are as classic as hot fudge ice cream. They remind me of lovely, energetic older people chatting over tea and cake – although […]
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Use “distributed Practice” to Better Remember What You Learn
Obviously, there’s no point in studying if you don’t remember what you’ve covered when exam time comes, and one of the best ways to retain […]
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Difference Between Mortgage Annual Percentage Rate and Interest Rate
When shopping for a mortgage, you’ll likely come across two key terms: annual percentage rate (APR) and interest rate. Although these terms are often used […]
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You Can Get This Four-Device Charging Station for $26 Right Now
This 4-in-1 charging station is a compact power hub that offers wireless and wired charging for multiple devices at once. It’s currently on sale for […]
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Do These Things Before You Leave Work
You are afraid to go to work and feel stressed, stagnant or unhappy when you are there. You feel in your gut that it’s time […]
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This Apple Magic Keyboard Folio for IPad (10th Generation) Is Now $107.
This Magic Keyboard Folio for iPad (10th Gen) is priced at $106.99 ($249 regional) right now . Its 1mm scissor mechanism is designed to make […]
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These Are the Best Budget Gaming Laptops in 2023
Gaming laptops have come a long way in recent years, especially since the introduction of full-size graphics cards to these portable gaming machines. But when […]
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Give Your Tuna Salad a Little Crunch Without the Celery
As a food writer and recipe developer, I try not to let personal preference cloud my judgment. It’s not very difficult, because I eat almost […]
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What to Do If You See a Broken Power Line
With severe storms spreading across North America and the onset of autumn, there will certainly be power outages here and there. But what if you […]
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How to Safely Skip a Period
You grew up with a womb and are taught that menstruation is a sign of good health, with the added benefit of not being pregnant. […]
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You Can Take the ICollege Beginner Cybersecurity Course for $70.
If you’re interested in cybersecurity and the IT world, this iCollege Complete 2023 Kit for Cybersecurity and IT Skills Developers is on sale right now […]
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How to Hide OnlyFans Payment History
OnlyFans, a social media platform that features digital marketing tips , fitness content , vocabulary lessons and everything else you can think of, has around […]
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How to Make Mayonnaise by Hand (With or Without a Blender)
Homemade mayonnaise is no different from store bought. Even my favorite brands, Kewpie and Duke’s, can’t match the rich, spicy homemade mayonnaise. The texture is […]
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Why Weather Forecasts Are Only Accurate Two Weeks Ahead
No matter how advanced science is, we will always reach the limit in predicting the weather for the future – and this threshold is on […]
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How to Winter Tomatoes
The real measure of any home gardener is the first tomato. Not just a tomato, but one of those giant slices that they will display […]
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You Can Keep Cocktails Cold Without Ice
Ice has become an integral part of cocktail culture, but there are good reasons to go without it. You avoid over-diluting the drink, it’s more […]
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Why Living Together Might Be the Answer
When you hear the word “commune” or the term “social life,” you might immediately think of 1960s counterculture radicals living somewhere on a farm, or […]
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What to Consider Before Buying a Used Peloton
When my cheap Amazon spin bike broke down, I felt like I should upgrade to something better. But even though I had already followed the […]
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How to Cook Labneh (and How to Eat It)
I first tried labneh at a Lebanese restaurant in Tampa, Florida and was immediately captivated. It had the flavor of yogurt and the richness of […]
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You Can Get 15 Bottles of Swirl Wine for $64 Right Now
Swirl Wines is offering 15 bottles of mixed wines right now for $64 (reg. $225). Taxes and shipping are not included in the price, but […]
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How to Overwinter Pepper Plants
One of the problems with gardening is that with annual vegetables, you have to start over every year. Of course, you are advancing with your […]
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Make Perfect Silky Tofu Fondants
For years, I shied away from making popsicles. They tend to come out too icy . However, out of everything—no cream, no yogurt, no dairy […]
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Differences Between Steam Deck and Lenovo Legion Go
Not only are portable PC gaming now a reality, you actually have quite a few great options to choose from. One of the most notable, […]
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Plant These Vegetables This Fall to Harvest Next Spring.
Autumn in the garden is often seen as the time to harvest and lay down for the winter. In areas where temperatures drop below freezing […]
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12 Funniest Sci-Fi Comedy Podcasts
When you think of fiction podcasts, you probably think of serious, speculative and/or dystopian pieces like The Bright Sessions or Limetown . But podcasting is […]
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You Can Use Your Employee Benefits to Pay Off Your Student Loan.
Student loan repayments will begin to resume soon, and while some borrowers may be able to get relief on monthly bills , for many of […]
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Four Strategies for Managing Your Brain’s Standby Mode
If you’ve ever been in a state where you couldn’t focus because you couldn’t stop thinking about something you had planned for the end of […]
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This Map Predicts Peak Leaf Fall in the US
Labor Day has come and gone, which means it’s time to dive into autumn—including cool weather and changing foliage—and enjoy it while it lasts. To […]
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Refurbished Microsoft Surface Pro 7 Now 55% Off
This refurbished 2019 Microsoft Surface Pro 7 is now on sale for $399.99 (Reg. $899). It features a 7th generation Intel Core i5 processor, 8GB […]
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The Best Gutter Fences You Can Install Yourself
Every home is a complex system. When all the parts are working correctly, you will have a dry and warm place where you can survive […]
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These Are Signs of Hearing Loss in Children.
Babies don’t come when you call them, but they’re probably just distracted, right? You keep asking older kids to turn down the volume on the […]
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Best Cheap Birthday Parties for Kids Under $50
Children’s birthday parties can be too expensive. I know it’s not exactly hot – we’ve all been to cool clown parties and petting zoos – […]
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This Refurbished MacBook Air Is Now $175 Off
This refurbished Macbook Air is now on sale for $399.99 (reg. $575). It comes from 2017 but has been refurbished and is rated “B”, which […]
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Fondue Doesn’t Have to Be Intimidating
I am a child of the 70s, and the hallmark of my people is our incredibly strong love for fondue. And, you know, the talking […]
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Why You Shouldn’t Use Outside Paint Inside
Having separate types of paints for indoors and outdoors may seem like a marketing ploy to get us to buy more paints – it’s like […]
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Real Rawheads Make Their Own Squeaky Curd
I (somewhat embarrassingly) wrote about recipes that should never be cooked . When writing down this recipe for cottage cheese curds, I sincerely assumed that […]
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Cheese Packaging Is an Important Part of Cheese Making
Making cheese can be very time consuming: a lot of time is spent stirring, standing and waiting for the milk to do its job. But […]
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How to Make Camembert Sexy and Tacky
Blooming cheese is a reason to do cheesemaking. It includes the best aspects of cheesemaking: you can watch incredible clouds of fluffy curd condense into […]
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The Easiest Way to Make Fresh Mozzarella (and Burrata)
It’s hard to talk about cheese without mentioning balls – big, white, moist balls. Mozzarella is not the easiest cheese to make, but people often […]
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Avoid These Mistakes When Planting Bulbs in the Fall
It’s September , which means it’s time to plant spring-blooming bulbous flowers like daffodils, hyacinths, and tulips. If you’re new to gardening, it can take […]
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