It’s no doubt that Vikings were some of the toughest men in history books. However, they cared about their appearance enough that makeup was a part of their everyday routine.
https://parade.com/1199611/marynliles/did-you-know-facts/
Bananas are the potassium-packed, portable fruit we all know and love, but they can be a bit of a nuisance. They can bruise or ripen too quickly or not ripen quickly enough; like avocados, bananas are on their own timeline and we’re just along for the ride. With that said, there are ways to store bananas in order to have some control over their ripening process and keep them fresh and delicious for longer periods of time. Keep reading for tips on how to store bananas.
Phoebe Fry
Place a sheet pan in your oven and you might soon hear a reverberating “PONG!” that makes you jump a mile out of your shoes. Before you open the oven door to check for casualties, it helps to know a little of the physics behind that sound: This is the metal warping, or twisting slightly as it expands and contracts.
https://www.allrecipes.com/author/hannah-klinger/
Vegetables have a well-deserved reputation for being among the world’s healthiest foods: they’re rich in vitamins, minerals and fiber and are generally low in calories. Here are the top 14 veggies in the world that should be regulars in your everyday diet.
Stephanie Holmes
If you’re a redhead, you didn’t just get your ginger locks from your parents—you also got this inherited trait: an ability to withstand stinging pain better than blondes and brunettes. In a series of studies, Danish researchers at Aalborg University injected subjects with capsaicin, the active component of chili, and found that redheads were less sensitive to this type of pain. Because of this, they can better tolerate spicy foods as well as the discomfort of a pinprick. Other research, however, suggests that the world’s 2 percent of redheads are more sensitive to cold and less responsive to injected forms of anesthesia. No matter the color, here are 30 tips for healthier, more attractive hair.
Dawn Yanek
https://www.msn.com/en-us/health/wellness/16-quirky-traits-you-didn-t-know-you-inherited/ar-AAVdfQy?ocid=msnews
Refrigerators have been keeping foods cool in our homes since 1913, but not everything stays fresher in the fridge. Are you making these food storage slip-ups? Below, a list of 33 (sometimes surprising!) foods you actually shouldn’t keep in the refrigerator. Follow these and you’ll be able to keep your food fresher longer—plus, it won’t waste unnecessary fridge space!
https://www.msn.com/en-us/health/nutrition/33-surprising-foods-you-should-actually-never-store-in-the-fridge/ss-AAVIlfC?ocid=msnews
One of my hobbies is lurking in a Facebook group called something along the “Trader Joe’s Meal Ideas for Busy Moms.” As in any Facebook group, this one has a fair amount of drama, and several recurring themes: “Look at this bug I found in this bag of produce,” “Look at my charcuterie board,” and “Is this mold?” are a few of my favorite Facebook post genres that appear on a daily basis.
Claire Lower
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