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Kapok tree in Vietnam. AI-Generated.
Experience admiring the Northern Red Cotton Flowers - The charming rustic beauty Red cotton flowers - also known as cotton trees - have long been a symbol of March in many rural areas of Vietnam. The bright red flower clusters stand out against the deep blue sky, creating a scene that is both poetic and peaceful. The beauty of cotton flower clusters has adorned the landscape of all regions of Vietnam. The enchanting red color every time the cotton flowers bloom, makes our hearts flutter as if we are lost in the middle of a peaceful sky, reminiscing about our childhood. Every March, this is the season when the Gạo flowers bloom, so if foreigners have the opportunity to come to Vietnam, don't miss this time and don't hesitate to pack your backpack and travel to the North to be able to admire the beauty of cotton flowers with your own eyes.
By HieuDinh3 months ago in Feast
My Internet Cravings Turned Me Into a Copycat Asian
As a Romanian, I eat a lot of garlic. Over here, we serve it as a runny sauce - minced garlic "rubbed" in a bit of salt and oil until it gets a slightly paste-like consistency that we gradually "thin out" with veggie broth or just plain water, which we refer to as "mujdei."
By Adrian CDTPPY3 months ago in Feast
The Fried Rice Craze Rolling Through New York City. AI-Generated.
Introduction Every so often, New York City gives rise to a food trend that spreads through the city with surprising speed. Sometimes it starts with a new restaurant, sometimes with a street vendor, and occasionally with a single dish that captures people’s curiosity. This time, the trend began in a place few expected — the back of a parked car in Queens. A Venezuelan Chinese fried rice sold out almost nightly, drew crowds from across the boroughs, and quickly became one of the city’s most talked-about dishes.
By Saad 3 months ago in Feast
A chicken is 75% water
The Surprising Truth: Why Understanding Chicken is 75% Water Matters for Cooking and Nutrition You grab a package of chicken from the store. It looks plump and ready for dinner. But did you know that chicken is 75% water? This simple fact changes everything about how you cook it. Most folks think chicken is mostly protein. They focus on the breast meat. Yet water makes up the bulk. This high moisture level affects texture, taste, and even safety in the kitchen.
By Story silver book 3 months ago in Feast
The Great Cheese Takeover:
This article is biased—and I’m fine with that. I do not like cheese. Not in casseroles, not on sandwiches, and not melted over anything pretending to be healthy. I even order my pizza without it, which most people consider a culinary crime. I also don’t love cooking, even though I’m good at it. For me, it’s not joy—it’s pressure. The kitchen feels like a performance space where precision meets anxiety. My mother, a chef-level cook, thrived there; I definitely don’t. About twice a year, though, I feel a strange urge to create something. That’s why I follow a handful of cooks on Facebook. Sadly, unless they’re baking sweets—which don’t tempt me at all—the excitement dies the moment cheese appears. It smothers the color, the texture, the intention.
By Dr. Mozelle Martin3 months ago in Feast
The Hunger Hue: Why Fast Food Chains Dominate with Yellow, Orange, and Red
The Hunger Hue: Why Fast Food Chains Dominate with Yellow, Orange, and Red Have you ever wondered why you feel a sudden craving when you spot a McDonald's sign? Those bright yellow arches against a red background grab your eye fast. Fast food spots like Burger King and Wendy's use yellow, orange, and red on purpose. These warm colors make you hungry. They push you to order quick and eat up. Color psychology plays a big role in marketing. In the food world, it stirs your appetite. Let's dive into why these shades rule the fast food game.
By Story silver book 3 months ago in Feast
When Your Therapist Is an Algorithm. AI-Generated.
Five years ago, the idea of talking to an app about your feelings sounded strange. Now it’s becoming normal. Artificial intelligence has moved far beyond tech and business—it’s entering one of the most personal parts of our lives: mental health.
By kashif khan4 months ago in Feast
Oktoberfest at Matter of Craft
This year, Matter of Craft is teaming up with another local brewing company to help celebrate Oktoberfest. Try some refreshing craft beer from Flashpoint Brewing Company, located in Huntington Beach, California, like MOC. They take the crafting of beer very seriously, and what better way to give you a sample of their work than at a popular Oktoberfest! Come on Down on October 2nd.
By stephanie borges4 months ago in Feast
How to Turn TikTok’s $1,000 Ad Credit Into a Long-Term Growth Strategy. AI-Generated.
Introduction TikTok has become one of the fastest-growing advertising platforms in the world, giving small businesses and entrepreneurs a chance to connect with millions of active users. Recently, TikTok introduced promotional ad credits such as “Spend $200 → Get $200 Free” or “Spend $1,500 → Get $1,000 Bonus.”
By Muhammed Ismail5 months ago in Feast
Title: How is TikTok changing the way the world cooks?
Cooking used to be something we did quietly at home. Sometimes we cooked because we had to, and sometimes because we loved to. Many people enjoy cooking as a fun activity, even if they don’t really know how to do it.
By Zeenat Chauhan5 months ago in Feast
The Midnight Hamburglar
The Break-In Her name was Jessica Marie Cross, though soon enough she would earn another: the Real-Life Hamburglar. Once inside the restaurant, Jessica didn’t behave like a panicked thief. The surveillance cameras — still rolling despite her later efforts to disable them — captured her moving with strange calmness, as if she had rehearsed the act.
By Atif khurshaid5 months ago in Feast
My Favorite "Power" Foods To Eat & Recipe Changes I've Made While On A GLP-1
In late June, I decided to take the plunge and try a GLP-1 medication. It was something I had debated and talked with my doctor about for quite a while, but I was always a bit nervous to give it a shot – no pun intended. I’ve always struggled with my weight and as I started getting older, I noticed that I was experiencing a lot more pain and inflammation than I was comfortable with. I also have Polycystic Ovary Syndrome (PCOS), which my doctor thought was likely contributing to the symptoms I was experiencing, along with consistently gaining weight year after year. It seemed like nothing I tried or did ever made a difference in my pain levels or helped me drop any pounds. After initially having a rather negative experience with Metformin, I made the decision to give it a try.
By Jenika Enoch5 months ago in Feast