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Iconic food and gustatory moments in history.
Different ways to make homemade pizza healthy
Some people may consider the act of cooking and baking to be an unnecessary chore, making your pizza can be a fun way to make your favorite healthy food. This is especially true when you're trying to save money or eat healthier. One of the most common questions that I get asked is how you can make homemade pizza healthy.
Hazel JohnPublished 11 days ago in Feast
Kargil Vijay Diwas: A Day to Remember the Martyrdom of Brave Soldiers
23rd Kargil Vijay Diwas India successfully took command of the high outposts on this date in 1999. The Kargil war lasted more than 60 days and ended on the 26th of July 1999. The Pakistani army took advantage of the melting snow and controlled the high outposts of India, betraying the bilateral agreement between the two countries to keep the post unattended over the winter.
SA News ChannelPublished 19 days ago in FeastCoffee and its oldest History
Do you love coffee? Millions of people across the globe can't start their day without a cup of coffee. But where did this drink come from and why do we love it so much?
tabinda khalidPublished 21 days ago in FeastThe truth of vanilla
Poor dull Vanilla gets an awful rap. Its name has been railroaded into meaning boring or conventional or unexciting. Think vanilla. Think blah. Think bland. Think basic. That provenance was derived from a perverse misstep of vanilla ice-cream being labelled as plain ice-cream. But plain means popular — for a third of us — vanilla is our favourite ice-cream flavour with sexy, cool, hot-shot chocolate languishing a distant second.
Vasile StefPublished about a month ago in Feast
Canola Oil vs. Vegetable Oil
The processing of vegetable oils began thousands of years ago, with the help of all the food supplies they had on hand to produce cooking oils. It all began when people learned to use fire and a makeshift oven to heat, oily plant products until the plant exuded oil that could then be extracted.
Adan JavedPublished about a month ago in Feast
Making Mochi
Among all the annual events in my hometown, mochi-making is the biggest one. In my hometown, Henan, we only make mochi once a year, at the end of the Lunar New Year. In my hometown, Henan, we only make mochi once a year, at the end of the waxing moon, a delicacy prepared only for the New Year.
Summer Yummies I Can Still Taste
The first day of summer has passed, and summer is finally upon us! With that said, it's time for those bikini bodies to come out to play. We're also going to ruin them in the process.
Jason Ray MortonPublished 2 months ago in FeastRainy Summer Days
What’s your favourite summer food? You know what I’m talking about. The one that transports you to back to long forgotten summer days in childhood. The taste that once it hits your tongue, you close you eyes and feel the joy of the first time you ate it.
The coffee ban in Istanbul prohibits cafes instead of drinking coffee
In 1633, the Ottoman Empire Sultan Murad IV (Murad IV) issued a “coffee ban”, which prohibits drinking coffee in public places, regardless of the punishment of violators. He would travel all over Istanbul in disguise, wave his sword, and personally execute those who violated the order.
Courtney OlsonPublished 4 months ago in Feast
World Heritage Day: Protect Cultural Heritage By Doing This
World Heritage Day 2022 Highlights World Heritage Day 2022: The aim of this day is to promote awareness about the diversity of cultural heritage of humanity, their vulnerability and the efforts required for their protection and conservation.
SA News ChannelPublished 4 months ago in Feast10 Things You Didn't Know About Nutella
10 Things You Didn’t Know About Nutella There are two kinds of people in this world… Those that live and breathe the dark gooey goodness of Nutella and those that still have no idea what they are missing out on. Don’t stress which category you fell into. This popular hazelnut-chocolate smooth-licious spread is full of little secrets, not even the biggest Nutella fans may yet know. Here are 10 things you didn’t know about Nutella.
Crystal RaePublished 5 months ago in Feast
The Potato
A feral plant is domesticated Historical records show that the potato was domesticated 7 to 10000 years ago in the region of South America we know today as Chile, Peru and Bolivia.
Alan RussellPublished 6 months ago in Feast
