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The Best Warm Drinks to Try This Winter: Comfort in a Cup

Babatunde Olufemi4 months ago4 months ago010 mins

The steam rises from your mug, carrying the alluring scent of spices in the air—nothing beats indulging in one of the best warm winter drinks. On days when the haze keeps most people indoors, taking ozy winter beverages is sure to offer tradition, comfort and a dose of health benefits.  Most global culinary traditions spotlight…

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How to Brew the Perfect Cup of Tea Using Chemistry

Babatunde Olufemi4 months ago4 months ago09 mins

Brewing tea chemistry is the secret ingredient that makes the tea from cafés taste better than your home brew. Professional tea connoisseurs understand the interplay between culinary art and the science that drives the enjoyment of the ancient beverage. This realization often reveals that tea perfection is not a mere product of guesswork or mimicking…

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Understanding Food Expiry Dates: What’s Safe and What’s Not

Babatunde Olufemi4 months ago4 months ago011 mins

Understanding food expiry dates is a proficiency every consumer of processed food needs to acquire. It will save you from a lot of double-guessing. Imagine a scenario where you just pulled a yogurt out of the fridge, only to realize it expired yesterday. What do you do; do you toss it or consume it? These…

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Why Leftovers Taste Better, Sometimes, and The Science of Flavor Maturation

Babatunde Olufemi4 months ago4 months ago012 mins

Many people have mentally fiddled with the mystery of why leftovers taste better. For example, you may have noticed that yesterday’s stew tastes even more amazing today. Only a few people think anything of it or try to find an explanation for this leftover taste phenomenon.  The passage of time always causes changes in the…

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The Science Behind Whipped Coffee (And Why It Works!)

Babatunde Olufemi4 months ago4 months ago011 mins

If you’ve ever tried a DIY recipe of Dalgona coffee and came up with something subpar, understanding the science behind whipped coffee is the way out. Dalgona coffee first went viral on the wings of the #dalgonacoffeechallenge hashtag during the early stages of the COVID pandemic. The DIY recipe of the coffee beverage was first…

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