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    When I was younger I never imagine that I would one day open my own Food truck. I had always loved to cook as a kid, I would stand in the kitchen and watch my mother cook. It was almost like she was making magic happen with food. All the great smells that ran through the house during the holidays was a joy, just to know that I would be filling my stomach with magic that my mom prepared, was always a great feeling. Once I started to be a teenager, I loved watching food shows. Back then in the…

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    Mary Berry Quotes states, "I think baking is very rewarding, and if you follow a good recipe, you will get success." I consider myself to be not so bad at baking. But one thing I can never seem to manage to make is pannukakku, which is Finnish pancakes. What makes this so much worse is that I'm Finnish. A Finnish girl who can't manage to make a Finnish dish. A dish that has made by many generations before me. A family recipe that I can't make. One time I was feeling nostalgic and wanted to make…

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    Gore Vidal Drugs Analysis

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    A sizzling pan is pictured as we hear, “This is drugs. This is your brain on drugs. Any questions?” The egg is cracked and cooks over the heat. This commercial has been etched in my memory since childhood. The issue of legalizing drugs has been debated even longer. Gore Vidal wrote his article “Drugs: Case for Legalizing Marijuana” in The New York Times in 1970, a full 17 years before the aforementioned commercial hit the television airwaves. Vidal’s piece was ahead of its time, but still…

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    First stop, Willy’s Pincho! So, what is a Pincho? Well, simply put it is meat on a stick that is grilled over charcoal, Puerto Rican-style (not to be confused with a Kebab) usually served with a side of Pan Sobao (sweet bread) and homemade hot sauce. Located 15 minutes from downtown San Juan, it is totally worth the short trip to the nearby city of Bayamon. Be sure to wear a comfortable pair of shorts, flip flops, and a t-shirt – this place is the farthest from fancy you could ever get. As…

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    Pitch: You come home from a long day of work, ready to fix your family dinner. But as you open the fridge, those chicken wings that you’ve been saving have rotten, and now your left with an odor and food gone to waste. Many cooks at home can relate to the issue. As rotten food contributes to the food waste problem in the country, your hard-earned money is thrown away. Spoiled is the solution to your problem as well as decreasing waste in the food system. It is a mobile app that tracks and…

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    Imagine enjoying the comforts of one's home; simply dining with the family protected by any and every outside discomfort. Then imagine deciding to leave this behind in efforts to defend a nation that great patriotic feelings have been developed towards.. Author and professor, James M. McCaffrey, wrote the well researched book Army of Manifest Destiny: The American Soldier in the Mexican War, 1846–1848 to portray the war in the “viewpoint of the common soldiers’ experience” (xii). Most authors…

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    For the purposes of my analysis I have chosen the restaurant scene from Francis Coppola’s “The Godfather”. The reason being is that the scene is intense and sound design plays an immense role in it. The use of it complements the visuals brilliantly and helps the viewer understand what is happening in the characters’ heads. The scene is full of suspense and a balanced mixture of diegetic and non-diegetic sounds accurately underlines that. The whole scene is “framed” by the sound from the…

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    3.1 Memorability The brand name of Barracuda is a simple and easily remember brand name represents the central theme of the product. The brand name easy to remember because the meaning of Barracuda is a type of fish and is known by people. Therefore, consumers will think of the product when they see the type of fish or they think of the fish. Thus, the brand name will easily stick in the mind of consumers. Besides that, Barracuda have their own website that is easily recall and search by…

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    Kung Ku Panda 3 Analysis

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    Let me just warn you, before you watch this movie, you want to keep many dumplings and lots of noodles for it because this movie makes them sound delicious. They make dumplings and noodles sound delicious in Panda Village because that’s all they were eating there. Also during the first fight, Po eats dumplings and then spits them all at the bad guys which might make you think dumplings help you while fighting. Anyways, Po is a panda who lives in a village with his father and spends the day…

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    Dairy-Free Breakfast Recipes Ok, the main supper of the day, breakfast. Many rave about the colossal significance of this supper, while others skip everything together. Some trust that cinnamon rolls and espresso are adequate to start the day, while others understand that an incredible begin to the day starts with essential vitamins and minerals. For the individuals who comprehend this reality, drain and sugared oat are not on the menu either, particularly in the event that they experience the…

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