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Surprising Sriracha Recipes That Will Shock Your Taste Buds
There are many surprising sriracha recipes that all consumers should be aware of and know how to make use of. It can be difficult to find a good hot sauce made of chili powder but sriracha fits all of the necessary requirements to substitute as a hot sauce. If you don’t want to buy sriracha, you can decide to make some yourself with simple ingredients such as chili peppers, vinegar, garlic, sugar, and salt. Sriracha sauce originates in Thailand and can be found in many restaurants and supermarkets today. It has become exceedingly popular because there’s some heat to the sauce but not so much that your tongue will be burning for the rest of the day. The process of mixing the ingredients together only takes a couple of minutes total but if you want to buy some in your local store, you can do that instead. What most people don’t know is that there are many surprising sriracha recipes that you can take advantage of if you’re willing to do some research and check out a few options.
By Ben W7 years ago in Feast
Best Ways to Remove a Red Wine Stain
Red wine can be the perfect compliment to a meal or to any dinner party, and there are endless pairings that can make it more enjoyable. But if spilled, red wine can be very likely to leave a nasty stain unless you act quickly and use the right method to lift it out.
By Annie Kiely7 years ago in Proof
How to Tip Your Bartender
If you’ve ever been desperate to know exactly how to tip your bartender in a restaurant, why you should tip them and even if you really have to, then stay tuned because this post is for you. Eating and dining out generally always requires a tip, but when you’re going to the local for a few pints or a couple glasses of rose wine… do you really need to think about tipping? Polls and studies show that in actual fact, you should be.
By Aaliyah Williams7 years ago in Proof
How To Improve Your Palate
If you’ve ever listened to a beer sommelier, whisky nose or wine master talking and wondered how someone can taste all those flavours in a single sip (petrol, grass or hammy,) the answer is practice.
By David Greenwood-Haigh7 years ago in Feast
Best Donut Shops in NYC
Fueling the sleepless masses is an important job, and who better to take it on than the best donut shops in NYC? From the local mom and pop shops to the most extreme donut operations in the city, these connoisseurs know exactly what New Yorkers like.
By Kristen Y7 years ago in Feast
What to Do When You’re the Only One Not Drinking
I hate being the only one not drinking. I hate the awkward silences and muffled whispers when you announce your sobriety for the night and people awkwardly start to shuffle away from you. I mean, you would want to distance yourself from a weirdo too right? That’s exactly how my thought process used to be... Until I actually tried being the only one not drinking.
By Aaliyah Williams7 years ago in Proof
Facts About Alcohol You Didn't Know
Many people feel they have a good grasp on the various elements of alcohol after just buying one drink, as if that somehow makes you know every aspect of the drinking world. However, while many know that alcohol makes you drunk, most people seem to know only that.
By Shinji Kazuma7 years ago in Proof
Tips from a Professional Chocolate Taster
Eating chocolate for a job may seem like the best job in the world and it is. I love doing my job, but it's not always as tasty as you may think.
By David Greenwood-Haigh7 years ago in Feast