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Love Island’s Toby Aromolaran shares iced coffee recipe and fans brand it diabolical
Love Island star Toby Aromolaran has finally revealed the coveted iced coffee recipe that all the stars in the villa were drinking this year Video Loading Video Unavailable The video will auto-play soon8Cancel Play now Toby Aromolaran shares his Love Island iced coffee recipe Love Island’s Toby Aromolaran shared the infamous iced coffee recipe that was drunk in the Spanish villa but fans have branded it ‘diabolical.’ The 22-year-old reality star filmed a video of himself making the drink, which consists of coffee, honey, water, ice and milk. “The ICED COFFEE tutorial! Is finally here! Enjoy it because
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Frozen Coffee Capsule Maker Cometeer Scores $35 Million MoreDaily Coffee News by Roast Magazine
Bricks of Cometeer coffee capsules are shipped in cold packs directly to consumers. Cometeer press photo. Gloucester, Massachusetts-based coffee technology and manufacturing company Cometeer has closed a $35 million Series B funding round, bringing the company’s running total of raised capital to $100 million. The latest cash infusion further cements Cometeer’s position as a specialty-coffee-segment rival to popular single-serve, single-use options like K-Cups or Nespresso pods. Cometeer focuses on the manufacture, sale and cold-shipment of single-serve frozen specialty coffee capsules designed to match peak quality with user convenience. Each recyclable aluminum capsule made by Cometeer contains a puck of coffee
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Whole Foods reveals top 10 food trends to watch next year
In its seventh-annual food trends report, the Whole Foods Trends Council — a group of more than 50 Whole Foods Market team members with decades of trend watching experience including regional and global buyers, local foragers, and culinary experts — shared their top ten predictions for the forthcoming year. “Last year, we saw tremendous pandemic-related shifts in grocery buying habits as the world adjusted to spending more time at home. As the food industry slowly adjusts to a new normal, we expect to see consumers prioritize food and drink products that deliver additional benefits—like functional sodas and
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Dog owners could face jail, $27,000 fines for putting pets on vegetarian diet
Dog owners face jail and $27,000 fines for putting pets on veggie diet. Feeding your pooch plant-based meals could come back to bite Brits who want to switch up their animals traditional diet. But adapting your dogs dinner to a vegetarian diet could land you in big trouble with the law. Canines must be fed a “suitable diet”, according to the Animal Welfare Act 2006 – and you could be prosecuted if it is deemed you are not doing so. The Blue Cross explains that UK dog owners have a legal duty to provide for their welfare needs. All domestic
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Frozen Puff Pastry Is an Appetizer Waiting to Happen
In my mom’s rotation of party appetizers, nothing was more beloved than her pastry-wrapped Brie. Maybe you have eaten a version of this dish yourself: It’s a whole round of cheese topped with a slick of something sweet (she used apricot jam) and encased in a blanket of puff pastry, objectively an ideal combination of things. The baked result was a shiny, golden-brown stunner that oozed molten cheese and hot preserves when you cut into it, begging to be scooped up and spread on tiny toasts. It was sweet, salty, creamy, and crispy—perfect, really, and it never lasted long. Which
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The Absolute Worst Foods You Can Eat, Says New Report
Be honest with yourself—how many times have you looked at a packaged food in the store that claims to be healthy, only to find out from the nutrition label that it’s anything but? It can be easy to market food as “low-fat” or “no sugar added” yet still have an obscene amount of sugar, sodium, and calories stuffed into it. This is the motivation behind the Food Compass, a recent nutrient profiling system from researchers at Tufts University that puts all foods on a ranking system of absolute best to absolute worst foods to eat for your health. The report
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Best secret menu items and menu hacks from Whataburger, Bill Miller and other Texas fast food chains
Everyone loves a good secret menu or menu hack. So we wanted to know the tasty items not listed at local and Texas fast food chains. We went through HackTheMenu.com, SpoonUniversity.com, TikTok to cull the best secrets in local fast food. We also asked the nearly 55,800 food lovers on the San Antonio Restaurants Facebook page and our readers for their thoughts. Before we give our not-so-complete list of things you can order from Texas-based fast food chains, we recommend checking out the Whataburger Fanatics Facebook group. Scores of foodies in the group offer menu hacks and
