Take on the day the honorable way with this recipe for a spicy Raktajino, aka Klingon coffee.

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The concept alone is pretty funny, and that’s before getting a crowd of people together to cheer on their favorite hot dog.

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Twelve projects old and new that you can make and give this holiday season.

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Load cell + microcontroller = precision
weight measurement for a truly superior espresso.

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Taking a look at the press, it is evident how to use it. And with a few photos and simple steps, I am thrilled to teach you how to make your own tortilla press. The best part- you can make your own incredible tortillas with it for years and generations to come.

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In a world grappling with pollution, climate change, and overpopulation, the future of food production has become an urgent matter. How can we sustainably feed the growing global population? How can food be cultivated in extreme environments? These questions lay the foundation for an exciting exploration of the future of food, which we aim to […]

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Most of us have experienced power outages. While brief interruptions are unpleasant, lengthy outages that can occur after severe weather, forest fires, and earthquakes can cause loss of food stored in refrigerators and freezers unless a backup generator is available. While water outages are less common than power outages, drinkable water becomes much more important than […]

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These edible eyeballs are made from a popular traditional Japanese snack called shiratama. They’re fun and spooky and also not too gross looking, perfect for Halloween! Why should you make them? Hey, they’re cheap, easy to make, and something fun to do with kids. All you need is shiratama flour, soft tofu, and food coloring. Shiratama flour […]

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If you shake cream and ice long enough, it turns into ice cream. Sweet! But just how much shaking, and for how long?

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Join Estefannie and Ian on a wild ride with delicious results

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