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Mexicue is a Mexican restaurant hence, the "Mex" at the beginning. It has its very own modern/vintage type of look which is not terrible. I ordered Poke (po-kay) just to taste the twist this restaurant made on the dish and it contained tuna, avocado, brown rice, mango, watermelon radish, creamy chipotle and mint. The tuna sort of had this melt in your mouth feel however it was bland so I added chipotle sauce on top and made it way more appetizing. The watermelon radish is not one of my favorites…

Creating Fairtrade in the Cocoa Industry The demand for cocoa has increased by at least 5 percent each year since it has developed into an industry. While that demand has been steadily increasing, so has the production of how much cocoa is being produced. While the rapid and steady increase in the need for cocoa, nations who are main producers do not have the adequate agricultural practices to supply nations with enough cocoa around the world. In the long history of the cocoa industry,…

Customer inclinations have developed over the period, moving towards premium chocolates, one of a kind flavours and darker chocolate. Little and medium-size ventures have profited from these evolving inclinations. Niche organizations, such as Haigh's chocolates, that market premium chocolate assortments have experienced solid development in Australia. Rising interest for premium and raw chocolate has brought about firms utilizing staff with more prominent specialized abilities. Thus, the…

The traveling plum. Directly translated “Li Hing Mui” means traveling plum and it is no wonder since it is exactly that, a small deeply coloured plum that is cured with salt and then dried, preserving it for travel. With roots in China these little salty sweet and sour nuggets have traveled all over the world, a secret to those who know but hiding in plain sight in any China town grocery store. In the early 1900 imported Chinese ingredients started making it on the scene in Hawaii and Li Hing…

Over 100 years ago W.K. Kellogg saw the potential of a single grain. Through his passion and dedication to find a healthier breakfast option, Kellogg’s Corn Flakes were created. Little did W.K. Kellogg know he was creating a multinational food industry. In 1898, two brothers W.K. Kellogg and Dr. John Harvey Kellogg had a failed attempt in making granola by flaking wheat berry. They eventually got the idea to flake corn which started the infamous breakfast cereal, corn flakes. In 1906, the…

The games listed below are great for themed birthday parties! Pinata The piñata is a brightly-colored paper container filled with sweets and/or toys. It is generally suspended on a rope from a tree branch or ceiling and is used during celebrations. A succession of blindfolded, stick-wielding children try to break the piñata in order to collect the sweets (traditionally sugarcane) and/or toys inside of it. Best of all you can either create or purchase a pinata that matches your theme. It may…

Summer is a time where we all want our bodies to look their best! As college students don’t always have it easy when it comes to eating the right food. We turn towards food options that are quick to eat so we can continue with our hectic schedules. Now that we are home for the summer, why not refresh our bodies from all that college food and spend some extra time in the morning making something that is quick, healthy, and most importantly delicious! Avocado Toast Such a basic breakfast but…

What is one of the most popular gummy candies around? The tasteful sensation shaped as a gummy bear was created by Johannes “Hans” Riegel, the founder of Haribo. Known as “Hans”, he created the concept of the gummy bear in 1922. He shipped the gummy bear to America in 1981 from Bonn, Germany. That idea was later developed into gummy worms by William Mederer. First he sold pasta and noodles, then many more gummy delights were created. He created a sugar coated worm that was slightly sour, and…

Discoveries have been made all around the world by many people for a long time. I believe that mistakes are a key part of discoveries. When Schliemann teamed up with Calvert to fund the dig, Schliemann had decided to do it his own way in which resulted with damage towards the artifacts of the city. They still found the city of Troy, but if Schliemann had not teamed up with Calvert would the lost city of Troy still be discovered without much damage to the ruins? Possibly, but back in 1871,…

How to Make Scented Pinecone Christmas Ornaments More and more individuals are trying to scent up their Christmas holidays. People will use scented candles, Christmas cards, sprays, and incense to bring out the smell of the holidays season. One easy and very inexpensive way to do this is to make scented Pine cones. This is a great craft that can produce some very nice results. It is so simple that even children can do it. The first thing that you need to do is go Pine cone hunting. Pine cones…