Which of these creative concoctions would you dare to try?
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Wendy's secret weapon come 2020 are its crispy chicken concoctions.
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Their concoctions blend herbal and fruit flavors, using local ingredients.
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Options include popular cocktails as well as some unusual concoctions.
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From Strain-Specific Concoctions are the Future of Cannabis Craft Cocktails
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Some of Nygaard's most popular YouTube videos are her "Franken" concoctions.
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Investors are starting to wise up to fluffy concoctions with little meat.
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Due to little success, the entrepreneur began to make her own concoctions.
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However, it seems that most baristas are trying out their own concoctions.
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You're basically just sucking fluorescent liquid concoctions out of a plastic tube.
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Some cook, some eat, but we can all appreciate these creative concoctions.
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Psychedelic doesn't even begin to describe the hallucinatory concoctions of artist Eric Howard.
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Some bartenders add a dash of egg white to their Whiskey Sour concoctions.
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The boys have foldover PB&J and the girls make themselves weird concoctions.
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Those, he said, use actual dried tomato paste and dill, not chemical concoctions.
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Critics say the use of such concoctions could raise concerns about patient safety.
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It's called Ube, and while it may sound unappetizing, Ube concoctions are anything but.
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Unlike Regina George, they're not impossibly clever concoctions from the mind of Tina Fey.
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All those bowls of optimistic vegan intentions, bulletproof fruit concoctions, and Dry January convictions.
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The food world continues to mash up classic foods into unhealthy yet delicious concoctions.
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Archer's scenes are highly surreal concoctions, often with a hallucinatory, otherworldly feel to them.
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Studies Show Humans have been drinking fermented concoctions since the beginning of recorded time.
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Artisans all over the world are creating their own concoctions and sharing them on Instagram.
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Taffy is one of Montreal's most iconic concoctions, made from sap from Canadian maple trees.
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We're talking about those cream-filled concoctions that your mom might've drank in the 70s.
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Among its latest concoctions — the cumin pizza, says Richard Goodwin, principal research scientist at IBM.
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Stinky sneakers, pets, kitchen concoctions, forgotten gym bags: Our homes are inundated with unpleasant odors.
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If the plant-based concoctions are not milks, would people drink something called nut juice?
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In her spare time, Brenda enjoys exploring Shanghai on her bicycle and sampling hotpot concoctions.
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It also includes a recipe book with some fun concoctions for you to whip up.
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Below, here's a look at 15 food concoctions that are true feats of human ingenuity.
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And many of us have taken their cue and added the concoctions to our own lives.
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Chains like Carl's Jr. and Hardee's are known for their unique and short-lived burger concoctions.
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Concoctions of rosehip oil and almond paste using ancient remedies are tried, tested, and shared online.
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TCM, after all, is about more than just acupuncture and concoctions of herbs and animal parts.
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It also sold Kith's classic ice cream and cereal concoctions, and had special programming each night.
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When I was growing up, he used to make a lot of concoctions, like protein shakes.
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The money went into market research, brand development and the creation of her CBD-infused concoctions.
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The brand's entire feed is full of eye candy, with galaxy swirled cake concoctions to boot.
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Decorated in an industrial style, the gallery-restaurant serves daring, playful and delectable neo-Thai concoctions.
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In Malawi, women often resort to seeing traditional healers who use poisonous concoctions to terminate pregnancies.
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But, as an outsider, these extravagant concoctions are a harbinger of something rotten in the United States.
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As Ms. Levine has said of this and other Cole concoctions, "Only Cole could pull that off."
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Any mixologist will tell you: The best concoctions come when you aren't afraid to shake shit up.
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You can create your own concoctions of scents to help boost your mood or let you relax.
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General Dostum's spokesmen have dismissed all of the accusations against him as concoctions by his political opponents.
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With artisanal recipes and innovative concoctions, it's no wonder why supermarket freezer aisles are getting jam-packed.
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Customers are invited to explore the space, try new concoctions and learn about Starbucks' coffee supply chain.
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Many recipes include sugar (alongside Grand Marnier, amaretto and other cloying concoctions) in the egg-milk mixture.
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These innovations have ranged from bland attempts at "healthy" food to wacky concoctions that failed to resonate.
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Today, creative nonalcoholic concoctions are catching on — most notably in London, Paris, New York and Los Angeles.
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According to NPR, these extravagant pizza concoctions, while generally unappetizing to Americans, appeal to a global audience.
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Taco Bell has come up with some interesting concoctions, too, like the breakfast waffle taco in 2014.
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The national franchise is known for its monthly one-buck drink concoctions, which started with their signature Dollaritas.
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Her current exhibition at Tanya Bonakdar contains one of the sculptural concoctions for which she is best known.
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Tales of the benefits of natural beauty concoctions aren't limited to one-off posts on a group chat.
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You may recognize chef Silva's name from his previous ingenious dessert concoctions, including the recent birthday cake croissant.
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If they sipped the concoctions, he would yell, forcing them to drink it all at once, they said.
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If making my own oil concoctions is a little too crunchy for me, what products can I try?
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It has also created new whisky concoctions with crafty-sounding names such as Smoky Goat and Boxing Hares.
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Today is the day to go full force with the spinach, kale, and green apple concoctions, she says.
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From oversized concoctions to DIY versions of fast food, JP and Julia know how to keep things funky.
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Social media users have been posting tasty photos of their own burger concoctions ahead of the food holiday.
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We ended up with a host of perfectly consistent, sometimes strange-tasting concoctions (through no fault of Breville).
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A good vacuum blender will help you make the best smoothies by removing excess air from your concoctions.
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It features concoctions like doughnut-infused ice cream, milkshakes and a customizable toppings bar for the glazed doughnuts.
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When I meet him, Dr. Aznan highlights the subtle difference between jamu and other kinds of herbalist concoctions.
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Even as drinkers are discovering fresh concoctions in their glass, there's a familiar element to these new bars.
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Things started to swing lightly after a blender of lethal banana concoctions had been emptied a few times.
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A Christmas-tree stand, a baby's photo, metal grilles — they're all raw materials for his psychologically charged concoctions.
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Their private VIP tables are outfitted not with bottles, but with personal bartenders whipping up table-side craft concoctions.
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I have this book and I've successfully mixed up some tasty concoctions following the directions and sometimes-unexpected ingredients.
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They offer add-ins, like egg yolk or ghee, or you can choose one of their pre-made concoctions.
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According to the brand's press release, DQ will be serving up these cool concoctions from 2 to 5 p.m.
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Then, skip the concoctions of serums and night creams and go straight for a one-and-done sleep mask.
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This special edition brewer from Keurig makes it easy to create café-quality concoctions from the comfort of home.
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For me, they resulted in often low-carb concoctions like the breakfast stack I borrowed from a keto blog.
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Its innovative blades and auto-pulse mode put the "smooth" in smoothies, never dishing out lumpy or chunky concoctions.
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The store sells concoctions like doughnut ice cream sandwiches and doughnut milkshakes, though these options are not available nationwide.
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Now it has added two more similar concoctions: ground pancetta and pesto bianco made with seasoned lardo (pork fat).
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Outside Asia, these tend to be syrupy concoctions that border confection, but Mr. Chalothron keeps his structured and balanced.
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It is also home to the innovation center where new concoctions such as beer infused with coffee are created.
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Mr. Mueller probably already has enough corroborated evidence, so the Trump-Giuliani concoctions will fail to carry the day.
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Starbucks tried to entice customers unused to coffee's bitter taste by promoting milk- and sugar-heavy concoctions such as Frappuccinos.
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Restaurants took note of the free marketing possibilities and invented eye-catching concoctions like rainbow bagels and Starbucks' Unicorn Frappuccino.
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But these concoctions might not just work in people, suggest the authors of a new study out Thursday in Cell.
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Before there was rolled ice cream, Cold Stone Creamery was already mixing toppings into its smooth and dense frozen concoctions.
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So brands and restaurants that adopt this trend will need to make sure their concoctions look good and taste good.
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The Michelin-starred chef Heston Blumenthal transforms childhood meals into gargantuan concoctions in this series from Channel 4 in Britain.
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The laminated breakfast menu was a wonderland of glamorous breakfast concoctions, like lox breakfast pizza, avocado toast, and bread puddings.
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And as 2017 edges closer, we're curious to find out: Will they be able to keep whipping up the same concoctions?
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As the temps turn from warm and breezy to downright boiling, we've been reaching for whipped concoctions more and more often.
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These and many more cultures — from Medieval Britain to the Vikings — contributed ingredients to the contemporary culinary concoctions we call cakes.
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And he cuts mayonnaise with all sorts of concoctions to make mighty marinades — with teriyaki sauce, curry paste, pesto, barbecue sauce.
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"We need a federal hammer to nail these toxic concoctions of synthetic drugs before things get worse," said Schumer, a Democrat.
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It's only a matter of time that the industry begins looking over its shoulder at these "wacky" vegan concoctions for inspiration.
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Rotating at super high speeds, the Nutri Ninja's blades will liquify your ingredients into delicious concoctions with no compromises in texture.
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You're probably noticing a pattern here: These aren't just milkshakes; they're much larger concoctions that provide shakes and desserts in one.
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Unlike so many concoctions in American cafes, Cuban coffee has no identity crisis; it is sweet and freighted with espresso intensity.
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Any outside steam or other concoctions, like a vaginal douche or even scented soaps, have the potential to cause vaginal imbalances.
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While their competitor, Pet Winery, has been offering salmon oil and cat nip concoctions under names like Meow & Chandon since 2016.
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The cameras cut back to Guthrie and Milloy, who are dipping one of their peanut butter concoctions in an egg mixture.
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President and head brewer Eric Tennant, is whipping up concoctions that pay homage to the tidewater region that they call home.
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I suppose I just found it hard to believe that anyone would take these herbal concoctions and expect anything to happen.
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Beyond sharing video chat happy hour screenshots and quarantine dinner concoctions, our piece-by-piece biographies have ground to a halt.
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The album tracks were elaborate studio concoctions, and Mr. Byrne's lyrics were splintered and nonlinear, often hinting at identities breaking down.
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Other concoctions were rubbed on them amid chanted prayers, and some sessions were broadcast on Gambian television without patient consent, survivors said.
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Many pitchers eat the same food before each game — or consume unusual concoctions, such as banana-mayonnaise sandwiches — to conjure a victory.
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Such feats are nothing for the top brass at Patanjali, an Indian purveyor of toothpaste, cooking oil, herbal concoctions and much else.
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Many pitchers eat the same food before each game — or consume unusual concoctions, such as banana-mayonnaise sandwiches — to conjure a victory.
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At the Columbia Room, a wood-panelled bar with leather chairs, mixologists conjure $16 concoctions of scotch, blackberry shrub and porcini mushrooms.
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I'm leaning towards the latter, considering U.K. brand Joe & Seph, who sell the cocktail-inspired concoctions, have plenty of loyal followers online.
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For all the gleefully excessive concoctions at fast food chains, though, many of the health-conscious tweaks of the Chipotle era remain.
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The company's sparkling cannabinoid-infused concoctions are available at Dean & Deluca, Westside Market and other upscale purveyors of fancy foods and drinks.
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He also incorporated our sense of smell (clearly a theme), by lighting incense or spraying scented concoctions at peak times during the meditation.
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Jake Hastings said Madison, his niece, was known as the "mad scientist" at school for molding clay sculptures and making edible slime concoctions.
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A common theme with chain restaurants seems to be that their cocktail menu, if offered, is full of overly sweet or syrupy concoctions.
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You can pick up an ube of your own at most Asian markets, or just drool over all the impressive ube concoctions below.
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Adults sipped on concoctions from a LaCroix sparkling water bar before everyone dug into the arguably best part of the day: the sweets!
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We all like a fun and fruity cocktail every now and then but high sugar and calorie counts come with most restaurant concoctions.
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But aside from such techniques, the cocktails are simple and focused, not assembled with a pantryload of components like many concoctions these days.
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Pitch-imperfect details about technology are liberally sprinkled over these concoctions, tied up in a bow, and shipped out to the bestseller lists.
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As a mashup artist, Cicierega doesn't just combine songs; he makes the most painful concoctions of cross-cultural kitsch feel perfectly natural together.
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None of the concoctions left me salivating (a basic, I'd think, for any food porn), and the exercise seems silly if not decadent.
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November 22018 Starbucks introduced Via Ready Brew, an instant coffee option, which was more affordable than many of the chain's more complicated concoctions.
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Ms. Solís, a sixth-generation producer, makes different concoctions that target specific diseases and require deep knowledge of native plants, roots and seeds.
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But Outbound also couldn't call its concoctions "beers" or identify them using any common beer styles, such as IPA, pale ale, or sour.
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Goo, putty and gunk have been the rage since 2017 when videos of people making gooey concoctions on YouTube started to go viral.
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I like to buy whatever cheap roast is available — hopefully something with plenty of fat — and use that for my ground beef concoctions.
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In the Democratic Republic of Congo, where abortion is illegal, desperate women push plant roots and herbal concoctions into their vagina to induce abortion.
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Staff members whose pretzel concoctions run as a limited-time promotion receive $1,000, and recipes that become permanent menu items are rewarded with $10,000.
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And contemporary artists would bring new life to the form decades later, offering up enclosed concoctions that pandered to our eagerness to be voyeurs.
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Winter is the ultimate time to experiment with new ways to stay warm and soothe your soul with magical concoctions served in a mug.
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When the brand first introduced the slick concoctions in 2015, I was working at Shape magazine and had what you'd call a dream boss.
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The world of It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia is full of weird and kooky characters, and that extends to their culinary concoctions as well.
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If you like adding a botanical component to your DIY concoctions, this three-ingredient aloe vera recipe by Hello Glow makes a refreshing mask.
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These days most people think of daiquiris as sickly sweet, blended concoctions, often loaded with fruit and consumed by the gallon during spring break.
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For those gluttons for pun-ishment, here were a handful of my sneakier concoctions: 10D: One might accompany a charge 26D: Lightly push back?
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People were mixing concoctions to their bathtubs and trying blood thinners to try to fight HIV before we had the drugs to stop them.
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" Two macho-looking dudes in cowboy hats lifted their drinks (blue concoctions topped with umbrellas) and roared in unison: "We love you Piano Pat.
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The ice creams were less appealing and unlike the sorbets, featured concoctions like white Russian pecan that we'd never burden a bartender to mix.
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Five of the drinks I tried were concoctions that have been popular for years, appearing on several must-try lists curated by media outlets.
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Safari has multiple bars, and its "Shot Board" listed spirit concoctions including a Butternut Orgasm, an Apple Blow Pop and an Alaskan Oil Spill.
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These products range from benign substances like vitamin C or fish oil to more risky mineral, herbal and botanical concoctions that can be fatal.
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The concoctions inside are a delight for the senses, too: from comforting tea recipes to bath milks that take relaxation to a whole other level.
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Arby's has no immediate plans to sell its crazy new concoctions in stores, and the blog post announcing the megetables reads fully tongue-in cheek.
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While the bigger names iterate on high-earning formulas, many lesser-known artisans are outdoing themselves with each release, creating concoctions that challenge the wearer.
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When you eat a Peach Melba, or drink a Grand Marnier, you have these men to thank; they coined the names, then popularised the concoctions.
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We reserve the right to proudly sip our sugar-rimmed concoctions publicly, and we will raise our martini glasses high in the face of persecution.
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Popularity and good taste aside, it's a stretch to compare Fakhouri's concoctions of fermented nuts and seeds cheese to actual cheese made with cow's milk.
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So we invited Mission Chinese Food's chef de cuisine, Angela Dimayuga, to our lush rooftop garden and encouraged her to craft some seriously zany concoctions.
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Hamill, thirty-four, has now found her niche in the theatre world, adapting thick nineteenth-century novels into kinetic stage concoctions—and starring in them.
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The resulting 13 audio concoctions wholly reflect those malevolent atmospheres through the prism of T.O.M.B.'s signature murky, industrialized black metal-cum-ambient noise machinations.
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One baker, two chefs, a musician and a jewelry designer share their own concoctions to cure what ails you and start the day off right.
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The Czech government recently suspended commercial tiger exports after the discovery in the country of dead tigers, skins, claws and bouillon concoctions from tiger bones.
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Under the direction of the chef, Tomoya Tamaru, the menu switch-hits between soups with this kind of lean Japanese purity and more zaftig concoctions.
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This Rollback deal takes $703 off a blender that includes a bonus 24-ounce smoothie tumbler so you can take your concoctions on the go.
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The food menu includes oysters, French bistro fare like charcuterie and gougères, and high-low concoctions like Tater Tot waffles with smoked salmon and caviar.
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The H-AA is a sturdy contender, made of impact-resistant, BPA-free materials to churn out your concoctions without worrying about it falling apart.
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Nothing says American ingenuity like the eager food entrepreneurs who think their scrumptious concoctions can make it in a culinary landscape that favors big corporations.
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Cells with the fittest concoctions crowded out the weaker, but then the recipe was locked in — a frozen accident carried along for the evolutionary ride.
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The concoctions are actually made with peppermint or chamomile for the calming effect and beet juice for the color, founder Brandon Zavala told The Huffington Post.
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To keep up, Dunkin' has been trying all kinds of breakfast concoctions, from "better-for-you Power Breakfast Sandwiches" to "Go2" value menus featuring breakfast sandwiches.
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It is with these savory-meets-sweet doughnut concoctions that the co-owners say they manage to stay "true to the 'Project' portion of the name."
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That being said, he's happy playing around with small batches of funkier concoctions, while filling the 1,500-liter tanks with something a little more palate-pleasing.
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Just like oils made for the face, these slick concoctions turn into a milky emulsion with water and are equipped to lift dirt from the skin.
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Trainers have since experimented with Viagra, energising opioids, drugs that dilate airways, and unlicensed concoctions such as "blue magic", which is thought to boost cardiovascular function.
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As a result, devising attention-grabbing new concoctions is now a constant struggle in an atmosphere where bizarre mash-ups and hedonistic extravagance are the norm.
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Regardless of the precise ingredients filling the Kellogg Company's horn of plenty, Will's crunchy concoctions make up the most-consumed breakfasts in the history of humankind.
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Mr Mirza says that sales could triple over Ramadan and that about half of his customers are women buying his concoctions as gifts for their men.
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The Magic Bullet NutriBullet Pro 900 blender is on a $50 discount at Walmart — pick one up today and start creating your own concoctions at home.
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Inside the massive basket were small red jars full of strange, bird-based concoctions such as "100-percent essence of chicken" and Royale Premium Bird's Nest.
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And what a marvelous assortment of puddings there are: rhubarb tarts; gooseberry fools; luscious concoctions of berries, meringue and whipped cream; and all manner of trifles.
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Whichever you decide to cook, I'm thinking you could top the result with one of our favorite year-end concoctions, which is All the Leftover Jam.
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But by the fall of 1941, when Hitler briefly fell ill, they additionally included steroids and hormonal concoctions made from pigs' livers and other animal offal.
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New York (CNN Business)Starbucks is adding a new iced drink to its holiday menu as sales continue to grow for chilly concoctions — even in winter.
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"Let's face it, they were like a salon blowout," says Alex Eagle, who often features Barber's concoctions in her eponymous clothing and furniture boutique in Berlin.
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When Antonio de Livier was growing up in Mexicali, Mexico, he and his friends would have contests to see who could make the best ramen concoctions.
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Accounts like Polishmeroyalty, which sells vegan nail polish on Etsy, are posting videos of sparkling concoctions being swirled with a Popsicle stick — and it is strangely calming.
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There are "green" floor and bathroom cleaners made of environmentally friendly, less stinky chemicals, but they don't sanitize the way those caustic concoctions Ajax and Clorox do.
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Gambia's ex-president Yahya Jammeh forced him to drink herbal concoctions morning and night for seven months until he was declared cured - but in reality, near death.
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Before long, she'd started producing and using CBD oil and ointment for their antispasmodic effects, and has since turned these concoctions into a successful Europe-wide business.
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You've probably tried countless curl concoctions — a little leave-in here, a touch of mousse there — looking for just the right combo to conjure next-level ringlets.
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Other states have turned to compounding pharmacies: chemists who tailor-make drugs to fit individual patient's needs, but whose concoctions are not as consistent as manufactured drugs.
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Gleefully déclassé concoctions include a frozen Cosmo ($8), an eye-popping Blue Lagoon (vodka, curacao and lemonade, $8), a $10 Flaming Dr Pepper and $4 Bud Lights.
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Nugget ice, by the way, isn't just for boozy frozen concoctions: It'll make smoothies without diluting them with too much water (such as regular crescent ice would).
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The brand's other sauce concoctions include Mayomust, a blend of mayonnaise and mustard; Mayocue, a mayonnaise and BBQ sauce combo; and Kranch, ketchup mixed with ranch dressing.
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Those odd, but delicious concoctions that Mom or Dad probably wouldn't even let you create for fear that you'd stay up all night riding a sugar high.
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As I got older, I spent less time searching for pigmented powders to cover my face, and more time searching for concoctions to strengthen or improve it.
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The show, which has a book and lyrics by Alfred Uhry and music by Robert Waldman, is based on one of Eudora Welty's most curious literary concoctions.
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As London's ongoing gourmet burger obsession spawns ever more complex concoctions, it's the simplicity of the burgers at Borja's Harley Dogs stall that makes them stand out.
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Korova Milk Bar in Clockwork Orange (1971) A twisted milk bar selling drug-laced concoctions sets the stage for this dystopian mystery drama directed by Stanley Kubrick.
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Self-help guru Tony Robbins allegedly made his followers drink "gross" liquid concoctions after failing at tasks during his public, staged events, according to a new report.
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Today, there are poutine restaurants from Thailand and Bermuda to Liverpool, and concoctions like chicken tikka poutine and cheese cake poutine with the gravy replaced by caramel.
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All this is not to say the NINA device wouldn't be useful, and it may make the drink-pouring process quicker without resorting to pre-batched concoctions.
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Concoctions such as Field, a heady mix of Makers Mark, shiitake, oats and bitters, feels as unexpected and as colorful as the faux-stained glass canvas ceiling.
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When doctored up with add-ons (ginger paste, Sriracha, fresh garlic, scallions, a dab of soy sauce and an egg yolk), the resulting concoctions were pretty good.
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In the process, she became a chemist of sorts, making her own concoctions by mixing together products from different brands and ingredients from her kitchen at home.
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Narrator: So despite the lure of magical remedies and luxurious concoctions, avoiding skin damage and combating the signs of aging don&apost need to be so expensive.
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From May 6th through May 15th, Starbucks will be holding a daily Frappuccino Happy Hour, where you can enjoy their latest concoctions for a fraction of the price.
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Without exception, picking up ingredients involves shooting the shit with Neilson, tasting some of his latest concoctions, and petting Buster, the golden retriever after whom the cider's named.
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But thanks to the miracle of snail mail (and lots of dry ice), there are 14 creameries and ice cream shops that ship their unique frozen concoctions nationwide.
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Walker also knew that most wine gets a boost from additives such as Mega Purple (for color), oak extract (for tannins and flavoring), and similar chemistry-set concoctions.
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We're talking Pumpkin Pie M&Ms, Apple Pie Oreos, and goodness-knows-what other inventive concoctions corporate America will test out on our taste buds for the season.
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Since then use of glyphosate-based concoctions has increased about 100-fold; gardeners as well as farmers have taken to it for killing weeds and keeping paths clear.
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In essence, it features the same sorts of salads, sandwiches, bowls, plates and juice concoctions made with whole grains and vegetables that have become typical across the city.
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With an interpreter in tow, he met with the owners to discuss their concoctions, and he snapped up small bottles of sauces to try out in sushi restaurants.
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Overlooking the sleek booths of the main showroom is a dimly illuminated space where a curious white orb rests on the floor, surrounded by colorful concoctions in containers.
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Vapers generally flock to the subreddit to seek help on their recipes, ask questions about flavors, and learn about the supposed best practices to mix their own concoctions.
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It has been, but last year, the Spring/Break Art Show had rooms and installations that were wild, hallucinatory concoctions, fairy tales with the sharp incisors left in.
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The actress and entrepreneur just launched Juice Generation's new Blend It Yourself (aka "BIY") program, which gives people around the country the ability to try Hayek's concoctions at home.
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Hayek tests her yummy concoctions on her friends and says since they contain fresh fruits and veggies, she even often includes her daughter Valentina, 9, in on the fun.
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But to maintain that momentum, the company has been trying all kinds of breakfast concoctions, from "better-for-you Power Breakfast Sandwiches" to "Go2" value menus featuring breakfast sandwiches.
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But as in Singapore, where bars mixed up all kinds of concoctions to mark the event, it's Hanoi's bars and pubs where folks are getting creative this time too.
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They can also be useful for amateur chefs, who might want to make thick concoctions, such as nut butters, which could require some extra oomph on the blender's part.
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But I dug around, and found a crazy inexpensive drugstore alternative, my own DIY concoctions and a brand-new, even more daring Pat McGrath kit that's guaranteed to impress.
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In conjunction with the broadcast network, the burger and shake chain is releasing special sugary concoctions to celebrate the revival of one of TV's most beloved shows: Will & Grace.
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Starbucks has struggled with sales in the U.S. for several quarters, as new beverage concoctions continued to fall flat with consumers and in-store merchandise remained on shelves unsold.
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The drink's footing in the United States is a bit shakier, rooted mainly in embarrassing memories from the 1970s and '80s of sipping bland concoctions called white wine spritzers.
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We headed to Swig and sampled several of the concoctions (a large 353-ounce soda with a shot of syrup is $1.99; the specialty sodas can run around $3).
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Now however, executives are giving shoppers a glimpse inside the inner-workings of Trader Joe's, including the tasting panel that tries the different concoctions whipped up for the retailer.
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Some concoctions, notes Krychman, have actually been used in many cultures for generations, so they at times have the dubious but effective sheen of traditional wisdom on their side.
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He was able to distill in small bits of music — usually self-enclosed, like emotive petri dishes — these unbelievable concoctions of frustration, beauty, bitterness, burning need and radiant joy.
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DRINKS Old cocktails (from $13) from the East Village space are joined by adventurous new concoctions like the Queen of Swords, which colorfully combines matcha horchata, amaro and whiskey.
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This story of authenticity has been essential to Chobani's success and central to positioning Greek yogurt as an alternative to the sugary concoctions that come from companies like Yoplait.
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The namesake tartines are open-faced, whole-grain bread concoctions loaded with inventive combinations of vegetables and cheeses, like caramelized nectarine, mozzarella, and homemade pesto (8863 euros, about $2886).
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Then one enters a maze with rooms marked off by velvet curtains and filled with material concoctions of metal, ceramic, electrical lights, and unknown substances, with paintings strewn about.
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Each with an overtly peppy, chromatic environment filled with an army of young, ponytailed women rapidly mixing and pouring the syrupy concoctions for the endless parade of drive-thru customers.
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While garnished with everything from banana dolphins to umbrellas, imbibers will be happy to note the drinks are not the syrupy cream of coconut concoctions many automatically associate with tiki.
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The 31 flavors paradise announced last week that it will be joining forces with DoorDash, a food delivery service, to bring refreshing concoctions straight to your doorstep, according to Cosmopolitan.
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Fox's posts and others tagged #HereForYou are powerful reminders that Instagram should be a place for challenging stigmas and engaging in more open, truthful conversations — alongside trendy, colorful concoctions, sure.
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And when these researchers say coffee, they don't mean caramel macchiatos or other speciality concoctions; boiled versus filtered coffee was tested in one study, with filtered offering the greatest benefit.
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The bar's cocktail menu is the work of Bobby Heugel, the man who has virtually remade Houston's drinking scene through innovative concoctions at his bars Anvil and The Pastry War.
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The Felix team gets its green coffee beans from around the world, and has them roasted for classic drinks as well as some elaborate concoctions like hickory-smoked s'mores latte.
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A reassuringly dependable list of beers is augmented by some left-field concoctions, like the Grown-Up's Chocolate Egg Cream: a sweet, tangy mix of vodka and Swiss Miss nostalgia.
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SINGAPORE — If you're bored of the same old options when you head out to the bar, more and more adventurous tipple makers are experimenting with new concoctions to grab millennial drinkers.
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Russia&aposs imperial past also makes it a great place to encounter unfamiliar dishes from neighboring countries like Georgia&aposs spicy stews or Central Asia&aposs hearty rice-and-lamb concoctions.
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Five years ago, while they were still attending the University of Oregon, roommates Erika Welsh and Keeley Tillotson started a company in Portland to sell their own peanut butter-based concoctions.
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Even if you aren't interested in coming up with your own smoothie concoctions based on our list, you can click through for a few easy recipes that are sure to please.
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Blindly picking ingredients ranging from soy sauce to Nutella out of an anonymous paper bag, Lucie and Safiya blended their very suspect concoctions, bravely taking a sip of the final product.
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Several of these ridiculous concoctions are sold with a "citric acid activator," which, when it's mixed with the sodium chlorite, turns it into chlorine dioxide, which is a strong-ass bleach.
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They can pound beer, rice wine, soju, herbal concoctions, and countless other varieties of booze with a truly admirable devotion, and theirs is a culture that respects alcohol deeply and emphatically.
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This is why HaleyIsSoarx mentions that she is a "patient" in all her video descriptions, and that the bongs, joints and her other THC concoctions she absorbs all serve medical ends.
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With their low-sugar syrups, glitter-strewn fresh fruit toppings, and the generous double shot in each slushie, Shipley's concoctions—much like her customers—are a mix of playful and refined.
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Rather than architectural phenomena that were prototyped, blueprinted, scheduled and constructed, the works seem like buildings that whimsically happened themselves into existence, the playful concoctions of creatively willful trees and blossoms.
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Allstate, an insurance company, showed up with a juice kiosk, where smiling staff handed out freshly pressed concoctions of ginger, carrot and kale from the windows of a bright blue bus.
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The menu at this speakeasy-style bar include upscale classic cocktails, rare spirit and creative concoctions with names such as Mixtape, Hans Solo, Curiosity Killed and Love through Space and Time.
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After rolling some delicious concoctions at SU&BU, we sat down with the three-piece to discuss the making of their new full-length and why they think adulthood is overrated.
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I go to a local natural/health-food store and get a grapefruit (I'm going to use the peel for a toner) and some glass jars and containers for my concoctions ($11).
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Adventurous concoctions featuring local flavors such as chicken rice, curry, pineapple tarts, and "kopi" — coffee in local parlance — are going head-to-head in the battle to emerge as Singapore's next cocktail.
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The study looked at recipes of homemade sunscreens shared on the popular website Pinterest and found these concoctions were woefully worse at actually protecting our skin from UV radiation than commercial sunscreens.
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If you cook it down a lot, it becomes intense and thick, like a sofrito, and can be the base of any number of more complex concoctions: soups, stews and rice dishes.
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Breville's Super Q Blender is a great blender on its own, but when you add the VacQ attachment to it, it becomes a vacuum blender and removes all air from your concoctions.
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The phone apps, the color coded cards, the food weighers, the calorie counting guides, the fasts, the cleanses, the concoctions – all add up to a headache for those seeking the magic bullet.
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New beverage concoctions in its Frappucino line fell flat with consumers and shoppers largely ignored the in-store merchandise Starbucks tried them while waiting in line to order their non-fat lattes.
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Pre-fab cocktails normally evoke cringe-inducing memories of sugary, Smurf-hued concoctions along the lines of Smirnoff Ice, but the offerings at KWOON by the Woods are in a different league.
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Despite being on the main party strip full of douchebag bars blasting bland rock music on the inside and annoying shot barkers advertising disgusting concoctions by the door, Jackalope keeps it real.
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He'd worked as a one-man-band earlier, of course; before Purple Rain, all his albums were self-recorded studio concoctions, with only a smattering of other players, and when Warner Bros.
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Beginning with wine and continuing into pink-themed cocktails, pastel-hued sweet concoctions with a punch and high-octane bottled fizzy drinks, over the decades the industry has displayed its marketing creativity.
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It was not so long ago that far different, far less palatable concoctions — urine, coffee grounds, table salt, to name a few choice ingredients — were mixed mere steps from where he stood.
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Afterward, continue the night next door at Navy Strength, a summery cocktail bar pouring tiki standards and original tropical concoctions, like the Escape Hatch (dark rum, falernum, coconut water and herbs; $13).
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Made by cutting and pasting the glossy, exclusionary images that mass culture foists on women, they retaliate with fantastical concoctions of otherness — racial, cultural, physical — that can stop you in your tracks.
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Charming Huerta Bar Coctelería Artesanal, in the tony Quinta Camacho, has a handful of menus: a seasonal menu, a menu of fruitier drinks and one that focuses on more alcohol-forward concoctions.
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He spent time in Starbucks locations across the country, hoping to gain insight into just what it was that had become so relevant about this place and the milky, flavored concoctions it sold.
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The second stunt was a mental challenge during which contestants were asked to consume unsavory concoctions (like live bugs or animal parts) or endure extreme situations (like being submerged in spiders or snakes).
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After his death in 1951, his company pushed glucose-loaded concoctions such as Kellogg's Sugar Frosted Flakes, Sugar Smacks, Froot Loops, Cocoa Krispies, Pop Tarts and a long list of other processed foods.
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At traditional centers, healers often recite the Koran into patients' ears, force feed them herbal concoctions and subject them to vigorous, even violent massages that result in painful, extensive bruising, according to HRW.
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New beverage concoctions in its Frappucino line fell flat with consumers and shoppers largely ignoring the in-store merchandise Starbucks tried to sell them while they were queued up to buy their coffees.
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And generally speaking, at this time, a woman having a working knowledge of herbal concoctions and medicines was highly suspect, and might face rumors that she was using her knowledge for nefarious ends.
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The all-Australian drinks menu, for one, which starts with noma's take on a Snakebite, one of those concoctions—in this case beer and cider—that normally sounds like a very bad idea.
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Despite being on the main party strip full of douchebag bars blasting bland rock music on the inside and annoying shot barkers advertising disgusting concoctions by the door, outside, Jackalope keeps it real.
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It was not clear what was in the concoctions; in the past, the authorities have blamed high levels of methanol — a simple alcohol used as an antifreeze and for biofuels — for contaminating drinks.
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Many alumni pepper their feeds with sponsored content, advertisements for products that purport to improve lives: the meal kit delivery service HelloFresh, "detox" concoctions like Flat Tummy Tea, whatever a FabFitFun box is.
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The chocolate concoctions can be found proudly on display in Pré's shop in Western France and though sales haven't been going viral, the chocolatier had sold at least four as of March 4.
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It was a testing ground for the founders, Bin Chen and Andrew Chau, to refine their three flavors (classic black milk tea, jasmine and soy milk tea) and to work on new concoctions.
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If this is a bewildering time to be an American, so, too, is it a disconcerting time to be a fan of rock and pop, among the country's maddest and most characteristic concoctions.
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The experts suggest, though, that you shouldn't run right out to try that recipe in your home operation, as the ancients may have included other ingredients in their concoctions that were lost to time.
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They diluted potatoes with water, held bites in their mouths for a long time without swallowing, or labored over combining the food on their plate, "making weird and seemingly distasteful concoctions," the researchers reported.
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Bars in Vietnam's capital are cashing in on the second summit between U.S. President Donald Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un next week with special concoctions to mark the high-stakes diplomacy.
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Westerners travel from around the world to the Amazon, entranced by the supposed healing powers of plants and concoctions like ayahuasca, a hallucinogenic that advocates say has helped people with addiction, depression and PTSD.
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Not just smart, but like a genius who can take nothing more than a companion cube or two and rustle up a brilliant solution to the designers at Valve's worst and most devious concoctions.
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The latter rank were excluded from the fitness classes, leaving them with many idle moments to have their faces kneaded, their nails manicured, their nostrils tickled by herbal concoctions — and their credit cards swiped.
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It's the science lab where the kids sift through kinetic sand, mix common kitchen spices into decidedly uncommon concoctions, and generally play and explore and learn and make an abject mess in the process.
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If you do any type of long-distance running, or know someone who does, you may have seen a wide variety of powders, gels, and homemade concoctions used to power through hours-long runs.
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We had lemonade, iced tea, and a bunch of fruit and flavors at our disposal, so we could make really fancy concoctions if it was quiet enough and the chill night manager was on duty.
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While they're not exactly taking a creepy fetal Lord Voldemort and turning him into noseless Ralph Fiennes, these scientists can use tinctures and concoctions to grow incredible things from just a few human skin cells.
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The frequency of such charges, the baffling quality of the narrative concoctions, and their free-floating nature, untethered as they are to anything observable in the real world, contribute to the new conspiracism's disorienting effect.
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But even when it has been able to act, its typical policies are bizarre concoctions cobbled together to attract disparate legislators with clashing interests into coalitions -- not to provide effective solutions to the nation's problems.
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WATCH THIS: How to Make Cheese and Herb Monkey Bread And while you're passing out the cool concoctions at your watch party on May 7, you can offer them up with a dose of history.
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By this point, two things had become pretty clear to Morenstein: People wanted to see grossly excessive culinary concoctions on the internet, and his new hobby probably wasn't going to go over well at work.
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Inspired by his family's bakery, founder Pete Ferreira came up with all kinds of delicious, high-protein concoctions — from classics like peanut butter and hazelnut spread to funky flavors like birthday cake and cookie dough.
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The Kong Company also offers a convenient line of edible products to fill their classic toy, and users have shared their own super elaborate concoctions across the internet (yogurt, applesauce, ground beef, and eggs, anyone?).
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Artistically, those concoctions went nowhere, as she recalls matter-of-factly, but they led her to begin tinkering with plaster and then with wax, and then eventually to dip lengths of fabric into melted wax.
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This is where he and his business partner, Bryan Petroff, got their start selling wild concoctions like the American Globs, soft serve ice cream mixed with smashed, nearly burned pretzels and covered in chocolate dip.
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Only after Lynch hit a dead end did he enlist Christopher Tucker, an autodidact who honed his craft by reading chemistry books about foam latex and testing out concoctions in his mother's oven in England.
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But rather than compete with traditional Asian tea houses, Starbucks' Teavana line consists of mixed tea cocktails, which include more "bubble tea"-like concoctions such as shaken teas with pomegranate pearls that burst in the mouth.
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While we won't deny trawling the Internet for pics of the best-dressed during Fashion Week for some OOTD inspo, we've gotta say nothing beats the street style concoctions that come out of Tokyo Fashion Week.
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He gave CNN a glimpse inside one section of it: a 12,000-square foot operation with machines that regulate temperature and humidity, and filter the air to create the best environment for fine-tuning cannabis concoctions.
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But the amateurs turning out the tarts make a diverse picture of modern Britain — including contestants of Lithuanian, Filipino and Bangladeshi heritage — the various concoctions incorporating jackfruit and cilantro into the traditional biscuits and soda breads.
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The filmmaker Bryan Fogel recently reminded me that the practice of doping goes all the way back to the ancient Greeks, who in their own Olympic Games would drink drug and herb concoctions to kill pain.
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If you're trying to ensure that your guests — of all drinking stripes — feel coddled, use garnishing, color and glassware to make sure that your booze-free concoctions are just as good-looking as the loaded ones.
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For all of their visual glory, large-scale fireworks are essentially mortar rounds — aerial shells made up mostly of gunpowder, plus proprietary concoctions of chemicals, which create a sonic boom as the exploding gases rapidly expand.
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If Barnette's unusual concoctions, such as prickly pear wine and marigold vinaigrette, give him a reputation among locals as a mad scientist chef, then Lebermann, a Texas native, may well be the creative community's unofficial mayor.
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To do so, we teamed up with Anit Hora, the brain behind Brooklyn apothecary brand, Mullein & Sparrow, who helped us create four easy concoctions that will not only relax your mind, but soothe and hydrate your body.
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The multitude of artworks on display range from mildly dreamlike concoctions to full-on nightmarish contortions, some recalling the works of surrealist masters like Dalí and Magritte and others thoroughly unique in their defiance of reality's limitations.
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Those early concoctions, like all of his art, were steeped in the tradition of African-American "yard art," which itself was rooted in the African spiritual practice of crafting talismanic objects to protect the home or body.
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Rather than equipment with implied actions (like a slide), they built abstract, climbable sculptures, landscapes of peaks and tunnels, and sometimes just concoctions of debris in a vacant lot where children could build whatever environment they desired.
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Bradel: Here's a secret that I'm not sure he'd appreciate me revealing: Many of the concoctions brewed up to make the contents of the jars naturally end up a neutral brownish color as the ingredients are blended together.
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Among today's leading Milanese bartenders, these shock-and-awe cocktails have struck a new chord, helped by last year's publication of Fulvio Piccinino's "Futurist Mixology," a detailed manual (in English and Italian) of some of those early concoctions.
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If you checked tasty and intriguing, then here is some good news: The concoctions highlighted above are all products available (or under development) at food and beverage startups that have raised venture and seed funding this past year.
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It's why, on 22001's Wish, they'd spend half the record working in this mode, turning in glacially slow epics like "Trust" and "To Wish Impossible Things," only to buck expectations by releasing their bubbliest concoctions to date.
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Click on for the sure-fire formulas that are sure to keep your love affair with this cheesy comfort dish aflame and going strong for years to come — and tell us about your creative concoctions in the comments below!
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There are a few on our "sooo over" list from earlier this year that we're still fond of, though: Naked cakes will always beat out buttercream-heavy concoctions in taste and price, and we're still seeing flower crowns everywhere.
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When they're not busy blowing minds with weird concoctions or trying to help you live your best life by cutting out human interaction altogether, Starbucks is responding to criticism and taking it all with a good sense of humor.
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As of yet, it's unclear whether those silky soy and milked-nut concoctions will be included or excluded, but the dairy industry seems to be pushing for the latter, as John Allan of the IDFA told the AP yesterday.
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" Amid clamorous riffs, studio concoctions, tangled wordplay and sly in-jokes is the quietly telling "If You Run," a tale of tattered romance laced with sage advice: "You lie to each other, but you better never lie to yourself.
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While new beverage concoctions in its Frappucino line have fallen flat with consumers in the last six months, sales of the company's Bistro Boxes, prepackaged sandwiches and salads, have grown 13 percent each year for the last two years.
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In a penthouse apartment resembling a James Bond movie set overlooking the Potomac, she entertained 80 to 100 people a week, serving concoctions like "concubine's delight" (chicken/snow peas) and "negotiator's soup" (for Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger).
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For centuries various fruits,such as mango and watermelon, have been topped with salt and chili mixes, but the reaction to the list of concoctions previously stated do not even begin to compare to the reactions to pineapple pizza.
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" At dinner parties, he wrote, "I much prefer the company of an expert pig breeder or hungry whiskey distiller to that of a fatuous foodie waxing ecstatically about Peruvian peppers or some young hot-shot chef's latest fusion concoctions.
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If glitter has inexplicably become a thing you are into again, then chances are you're familiar with Lemonhead LA. Founder Megan Dugan's concoctions of high-shine sparkle blended into a sophisticated, non-sticky gel formulation are 2015 trend catnip.
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Pimps, madams, smugglers and even parents bring girls to his shrine in Amedokhian village near the southern Nigerian city of Uromi, where they drink concoctions brewed with pieces of their own fingernails, pubic hair, underwear or drops of blood.
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Haiku cocktails run the gamut — some are subtle and emphasize local liqueurs made in Shikoku's Ehime Prefecture, known for its unique varietals of citrus like iyokan, mikan and even yuzu, while others feature technicolor concoctions using Midori and Curaçao.
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Each blister that sprouted on my toes or heels became a science project for me — putting concoctions of alum and iodine, hydrogen peroxide, and Second Skin adhesive on the little wounds — so I could dance without pain the next day.
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These include scents that were sold to companies like Estée Lauder and Coty, which then market and package them as fancy perfumes, as well as flavors and concoctions used for things like toothpaste, pet food, detergent, candles, snack foods, and soda.
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The strange concoctions I'd whip up, after I started working as a barista at one and then another Starbucks, when the store was slow: an upside-down lid filled with whipped cream, topped with chocolate nibs and eaten with a spoon.
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The pleasure of Roussel's concoctions is not so much in the climbing out of these spectacular vortices (the stories have little to offer by way of theme or subject) but in climbing further in, losing oneself within Roussel's hypnotic storytelling.
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French fry fans will be blown away by Canada's slathered concoctions at Epcot's Le Cellier, which can be ordered three ways: the gruyere cheese-slathered French Onion, braised short rib-covered Korean BBQ and Canadian cheddar and truffle-topped Signature.
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With 200 food stands, myriad fried concoctions and 80 different types of food-on-a-stick — including salad, hard-boiled eggs, deep fried hot dogs and chocolate covered cheesecakes — the Iowa State Fair rakes in millions from food alone each year.
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Herbals recorded the plant-based concoctions, and through these rare books we can connect his references to remedies of the 16th and 17th century, whether the potent sleeping draught consumed by Juliet, or the rosemary "for remembrance" perfuming Ophelia's bouquet.
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Much like when cooking for a fussy toddler (and my dietary cravings don't vary much from that of a fussy toddler), unhealthy eaters should throw veggies and fruits into their concoctions, hiding their inclusion behind more savory flavors, says Imparato.
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The suspicion is that the children are either being taken by Boko Haram or else being kidnapped by those involved in "rituals" which can see children slaughtered and their body parts used to prepare charms or concoctions believed to be magical.
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These products run the gamut from home-brewed concoctions of almost any plant—from mint to (ouch) citrus—to atrociously branded gels and sticks like "18 Again" and "China Shrink Cream," which mix anything from herbs to soaps to mystery chemicals.
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Instead, folks like Posobiec have created a profitable cottage industry based on pulling fabricated concoctions wholesale out of their posteriors, breathlessly fanning unnecessary hysteria, and pushing a universe of conspiracies with only a fleeting, tangential connection to anything vaguely resembling reality.
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I'd heard him mention certain dishes she was famous for cooking, and wondered if he missed having a partner who'd spend her weekends creating grand edible concoctions rather than lying curled up with a book or hunched over a jigsaw puzzle.
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They were dense concoctions that changed radically from song to song, touching down at times in dance beats before drifting into more abstract zones, and then getting reeled back by her straightforward vocal lines, with lyrics in English and Spanish.
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They also do something that I think needs to be said: they take Asian American fiction to a new place, where categories that may once have been used to separate realist narratives, science fiction, fabulist concoctions, and folktales no longer apply.
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There were a few successes — one boozeless cocktail created during Prohibition is known today in its spiked form as the Bloody Mary — but for the most part, the concoctions were disappointing facsimiles that "just made you sad," Mr. Wondrich said.
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The V&A show also marks the next stage in Goddard's evolution as a designer; she has become one of London's brightest new talents and has made a signature out of opulent, decadent concoctions of tulle and taffeta in skewed proportions.
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Mr. Quagliarini has become a sought-after menu consultant for Italian cocktail bars in Paris, including Grazie (where the drinks list features concoctions like the Speakeasy, a mix of whiskey, Galliano Ristretto coffee liqueur, bitters, sugar and absinthe vapor) and Professore.
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The locals, smoking cigarettes and nursing bottles of Bud Light and boozy concoctions in red Solo cups, are huddled around folding tables on the patio watching the parade of outsiders stream in from luxury cars in the dirt-covered parking lot.
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If only the painter had had access to the twelve concoctions created in honor of the North Carolina Museum of Art's upcoming exhibition, The Beyond: Georgia O'Keeffe and Contemporary Art,maybe we would have seen more flowers and fewer harsh southwestern landscapes.
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Futurist cocktails, devised by painters and poets, took their cue from art, not from the palate: concoctions of Italian spirits with elements of surprise — a banana, a hard-boiled egg yolk, chocolate and cheese chunks or a communion wafer stuffed with anchovies.
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As chief executive officer of an energy consultancy and someone who has worked in the energy sector for a decent portion of my life, it was hard for me to read those concoctions aimed to brainwash our less informed fellow men and women.
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The concoctions you find in the American chains in Thailand can be a unique and interesting marriage of two cultures, and while they may not be 'authentic' in the strictest, food-snobbiest form of the word, they lay claim to plenty of authenticity.
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Some of the offerings include the "Quit Bro, Go" — made with prosecco, elderflower, Italian soda, mint, lime and "served on a subpoena" — and an "Insane in the Ukraine" cocktail, which includes Stolichnaya Blueberi vodka, soda, and "frozen lemon-aid," among other concoctions.
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"Incredible" succeeds more as pure pageantry, a parade of Mr. Dzama's fantastical designs: feathered and winged concoctions for the Four Seasons; flat, bobbling, spiral-emblazoned tutus for the Nine Muses; bulbous shimmering dresses for 11 children from the School of American Ballet.
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Baker and caterer Kristi Carlson is writing the Eat Like A Gilmore cookbook that honors all of the Friday-night dinners, Chef Sookie St. James concoctions and Luke Danes diner fare that kept the residents of Stars Hallow nourished over the years.
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We talked to top cosmetic chemists about their skin and the products lining their bathroom cabinets at home — including some serious drugstore gems and even custom concoctions they cook up in their labs (seriously, how can we get our hands on those?).
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And these days, when farm-to-barstool mixologists plunder Greenmarkets, back bars and spice caravans for their concoctions, it's refreshing to revisit these basics, as Robert Simonson, a spirits expert who reports for The New York Times, has done in his new book.
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Despite the growing global economy, the consolidation of the beverage industry and the sameness this breeds in consumer habits, America still has a number of such drinks: concoctions you'll find just about everywhere in a particular city or state, but nowhere else.
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His 1659–83 book of alchemical, home remedy, and even cooking (such as his mother-in-law's "Nourishing Broth") recipes, recently acquired by Yale's Beinecke Rare Book and Manuscript Library, has concoctions for "colors for oyles" alongside his experiments on the Midas touch.
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This means that you won't be able to order up these unique (and probably very, very sweet) concoctions at your usual coffee spots, but if you already frequent convenience stores for Slim Jims, Hot Cheetos, and pine-tree-shaped air freshener, you're in luck.
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Photo by Daniel SheaGiven the bio-mechanical nature of Arca's unique music (aided by Jesse Kanda's visuals), you don't picture him exporting songs from a laptop so much as you imagine his concoctions emerging from an H.R. Giger-designed cocoon, covered in glistening slime.
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But opioids have been demonized in recent years because so many young Americans — often prescribed narcotic pills for dental or back pain rather than for fatal illnesses — have become addicted and gone on to use heroin, street fentanyl or other concoctions, sometimes with fatal consequences.
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North of the Pamir cemetery and from roughly the same period, other researchers identified a container with about two pounds of chopped cannabis next to the head of a body believed to be a shaman, presumably to use for herbalist concoctions in the afterlife.
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Each character's tale overlaps in some ways with Offred's tapes (ie, the events of the original book) but also offers fresh perspectives on familiar rituals, and new concoctions like Rubies Premarital Preparatory school for teen Wives-to-be, and the Pearl Girls missionary program.
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Just as the cocktail renaissance has brought renewed fame to classics like the martini, the manhattan and the Negroni, it has heaped fresh infamy on a rogues' gallery of less classy concoctions, most of which emerged during the final decades of the last century.
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On St. Patrick's Day, they hosted me and 20 or so of their friends and relatives for corned beef, bright green concoctions known as Scooby Snacks, and karaoke renditions of Devo and Garth Brooks, led enthusiastically by Jim, who was wearing a sequined green shamrock cowboy hat.
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The latter take the form of both punches and freshly-mixed cocktails, and you can expect concoctions like the Ambassador To Funkytown, which blends Stiggis' Fancy Plantation rum with Batavia Arak and Pierre Ferrand dry curaçao, which is shaken with red bean, almond, and fresh pineapple.
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Vitamins, various antioxidants, concoctions derived from animals and plants — "we see plenty of ads on TV, but we have no evidence that any of these things are preventive," said Dr. Steven DeKosky, a neurologist and deputy director of the McKnight Brain Institute at the University of Florida.
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" The warm smells of shisha tobacco and chicken frying in a side room filled the air while Lauren, the skilled barkeep, mixed a St. Nick Henny Colada (Hennessey, coconut cream, and pineapple juice) as well as a 147 Punch (Caribbean rum melded with sundry fruity concoctions). "Shots!
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A number of his concoctions became modern classics around the world, in particular the bramble — a mix of gin, lemon juice, sugar and crème de mûre, with a blackberry garnish — and the vodka espresso, more commonly known as the espresso martini, made with vodka, coffee liqueur and fresh espresso.
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Biancaniello grows and forages many of the components that go into his creations, and sources the rest from Santa Monica Farmers Market — his bar area typically looks like a cross between a kitchen salad station and a science lab, and he specializes in custom concoctions based on his clients' palates.
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Mike Belasco and Chris Judge, the resident mixologists, seem to draw inspiration from the pioneers' America, with concoctions like the Johnny Appleseed, which is so indulgently dessert-like that you forget how little resemblance it bears to the life style of its namesake, a barefoot woodsman who travelled the austere frontier.
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But many people who have felt the crippling effects of a particularly cruel hangover one too many times take it upon themselves to devise their own creative hangover treatments, sourcing inspiration from any number of bizarre hangover cure concoctions that exist in some unwritten drinkers' almanac sourced from "wild" aunts the world over.
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When she was 2 months old, her father, Diep The Phu, who later became known as Peter, and her mother, the former Lam Que Anh, who is called Ann, took her to an herbalist in the coastal city of Da Nang with instructions from her grandmother: Kill her with one of his concoctions.
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Some are extravagantly fussy concoctions: a marzipan-draped cake created for some long-dead Swedish princess; a Victorian cake shaped like a tennis court; and, most memorably, the Charlotte Royale, a gelatin-shellacked assemblage of swiss-roll slices, whipped cream and strawberry mousse that looks like an elephant's brain after an LSD microdose.
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A leather menu outlines two pages of creative concoctions, including an Eastern Old Fashioned made with kaffir lime syrup and dried tangerine peel; an Oriental Julep with ginger and honey; a Far East Sangria, mixing together Chenin Blanc, Bacardi, berries and ginger honey; and a Sichuan Bloody Mary containing numbing Sichuan peppers.
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In 2016, Rogue started serving Pickled Piper Cucumber Gose at one of its brewhouses in Issaquah, WA. After making their way through the niche product market, outside-the-box pickle concoctions are now hitting the mainstream by way of fast food menus, and Sonic is the trailblazer with its big summer 2018 novelty product.
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Yet, she could no sooner make a country album than she could go EDM; a polymorphous pop heroine assimilates external influences into her own maelstrom, not vice versa, and these expertly crafted concoctions showcase, as always, her affectless yearning, her fascination with mechanical efficiency and formal intricacy, her commitment to finding cheer within ache.
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The restaurant's owner Jacob Hadjigeorgis and executive chef Glenroy Brown told Refinery 29 that although they've been making pickle concoctions for years (the duo also run Jacob's Pickles and Maison Pickle in New York City), they wanted to introduce something a little different that would compliment Lucky Pickle's menu offerings and cleanse customer's palates.
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A plethora of scrumptious concoctions meant to be held and devoured in the hands: sake-poached octopus tostadas, a half-dozen sweet oysters from Puget Sound, crying tiger steak with chili sauce and sticky rice, a fancy-pants PB & J called the "red eye" made from espresso peanut butter and dark chocolate raspberry jam.
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Those now well-known, critically praised concoctions, luscious and oozing a fecund air, share spiritual affinities as much with the colorful experiments of such Early Modernist abstractionists as Wassily Kandinsky or Sonia and Robert Delaunay as they do with some of the much later, exuberant abstractions of the American painter Elizabeth Murray (21941–203).
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Since the beloved Dragonfly Inn chef, who was known for whipping up a variety of tasty recipes and concoctions in her kitchen, left her post at the Stars Hollow hotel to work at Blue Hill farm with Dan Barber, Lorelai (Lauren Graham) became "just a little chipped" when she had to learn how to run things without her BFF.
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He told me that he struggles with a number of recurring issues from his time being deployed overseas and trying to adjust to life at home – and that he first tried dealing with those issues by using different concoctions of pills and alcohol, which had almost cost him his life and the lives of my daughter and her friends.
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While Chung's work displays the aftermath of this kind of organized violence that aims to control bodies, the next door installation by Mohamed Hafez (a Syrian artist) of miniature dioramas that are magpie concoctions of keepsakes arranged against a large ornate mirror frame contain jewelry, toy cars, dried flowers, tiny window shutters, and satellite dish antennas.
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I don't think those guys had a car that was legal to drive, so I'm driving and Benny gets in right next to me, right in the center, and his assistant gets in on the passenger side with all the goodie bags—more potion, all these homemade energy drinks and weird concoctions in little Ball mason jars.
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There were also "crate races," where pledges had to finish the contents of a crate of several bottles of alcohol and beer; and forcing pledges to drink concoctions of old food and condiments blended together -- and in one case, a drink made from cat food, urine, semen and alcohol -- which usually resulted in the participants vomiting.
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At Miles, as at so many of Bordeaux's neo bistros, a rotating multicourse tasting menu is served from a small open kitchen: pleasingly avant-garde concoctions like hazelnut oil confit egg yolk with smoked chestnut purée and raw mushrooms, or sous vide monkfish with miso-roasted eggplant, mussel foam and a gremolata of coconut, coriander and lime.
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Today, we do so in a more involved and fascinating manner than usual, with the introduction of a full-blown How to Make Soup guide from Samin Nosrat that will help you build delicious concoctions out of what fats, aromatics and proteins you happen to have in your kitchen, with a minimum of fuss and a surfeit of flavor.
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Since his enfant terrible debut in 1984, Mr. Jacobs has been a proponent of more, more, more: more frills and fabulosity (as guests wearing the enormous concoctions from his recent runway shows could attest), more radical honesty (as anyone who can remember the tabloid high jinks around his slips and sexcapades) and more good-natured shrugging about both.
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The most striking thing about this study is that kids think vaping looks awesome, whereas we all know, vapes are just a lame stopgap to giving up smoking, or a hobby for men who stand outside their office buildings staring out into the distance, tasting the flavor of their vanilla and coffee concoctions, wondering when they'll need to replace the atomizer.
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With the goal of doing some crucial investigative weed-beverage journalism, I tasted nasty concoctions, spent 12 hours pot party-hopping at Coachella, messed up a friend's romantic rendezvous by getting her too stoned, ventured to an isolated factory town in Canada, and got myself super high on marijuana wine on a night that ended with a $62 snack shopping spree.
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And Hooch isn't your typical Panamá City bar, as the ethos aren't in tune with the highly clichéd yet vastly popular Panamanian tropical innuendos, as it focuses on a time in the American 1920s, when speakeasies were king and the Prohibition Era ushered a new movement of mixology, one where bartenders tinkered with ingredients to fuse the perfect concoctions, making liquor more palatable.
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Grab a hand stamp on your way out (you'll need it to return), and proceed directly to The Grand Californian for upscale concoctions and spirits at Hearthstone Lounge and Napa Rose Lounge, Downtown Disney for a full range of cocktails and beers at Uva Bar or margaritas at Tortilla Jo's, or the hidden gem, Trader Sam's Enchanted Tiki Bar at the Disneyland Hotel.
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Steps from the new Second Avenue subway stop, the Penrose rewards those who take advantage of its convenient location with stuporously alcoholic drinks like the Baby Zombie (applejack, pineapple rum, absinthe), served in a mug with the likeness of a glaring bird, or milder concoctions like the Free Thinker (Jameson, pamplemousse liqueur), which slides down as easy as dancing feels to the drunk.
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More than half a century after 16 young artists from Osaka and Kobe, along with their mentor, Jirō Yoshihara, a 49-year-old businessman and scion of a wholesale cooking-oil company, founded the Gutai Art Association in southern Japan in 1954, many of the group's concoctions still look and feel as fresh and unexpected as they did when they were first produced.
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Sure, it's not like seeing the full opera played out on the stage, but you can compare the glimmering wardrobes of the Queen of the Night, the unexpected influences like Hockney in 1991 borrowing the Metropolitan Museum of Art staircase for his Great Temple, and appreciate the incredible whimsy played out through costumes like Jun Kaneko's colorful and geometric concoctions for the San Francisco Opera.
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According to his biographraphy Max Factor: The Man Who Changed the Faces of the World, his concoctions were an asset to filmmakers like Charlie Chaplin and Cecil B. De Mille, his application rebooted careers with Hunter's Bow lips for Joan Crawford and lighter skin for Rudolph Valentino, and exploded onto the commercial market when he and his son adapted "pan-cake" makeup for Technicolor.
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But your ancestors' alcoholic stoner juice recipes were probably a little less sophisticated than today's cannabis concoctions, as modern technology (coupled with stoner ingenuity) has thankfully sped up the infusion process, which means, first of all, that you no longer have to steep the alcohol and cannabis together in a cool dark place for several months, and second of all, that weed alcohol no longer tastes like grassy sludge.
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I mean, does anyone really think Nick Diaz, who for years has flaunted, dismissed, squirmed under, bucked against, mocked, and lambasted the laws and guidelines of the UFC, USADA, and numerous athletic commissions as the meaningless concoctions of small minds unaware of and incapable of understanding the life of the true fighter and bent on destroying his will, is going to accept the punitive authority of a fucking Whereabouts Failure violation?
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To this end, he consults remedies both medical and folk: He undergoes an IV treatment at a medical institution in Las Vegas called Hangover Heaven; consults with a menagerie of academics, a Druid, several doctors, and the CEO of 5-Hour Energy (among others); participates in a glacial New Year's polar bear swim; absorbs the beer-soaked wisdom of the English countryside; and ingests any number of curative concoctions, with varying degrees of success.
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On Beauty Lately, talk at my Brooklyn-based book group inevitably turns not to the moral and aesthetic implications of preventive Botox, as it once did, but to oils — who is saving up for a bottle of Vintner's Daughter, a cult favorite California-made face oil, and who is blending their own concoctions with extracts procured from an online retailer called Mountain Rose Herbs that specializes in organically grown ingredients for aspiring aromatherapists and facialists.
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But such traditional foods would be a hard sell in a club, so Naho sticks with her Japanese-accented concoctions like kurosu-buta and yude-tamago sando, a sandwich of pork marinated in black vinegar, boiled egg, and lettuce; a toasted panini filled with karanikumiso and cheddar; and zunda muffins, small cakes flavored with a bright green sweet paste made from edamame beans, a specialty of Japan's Tohoku region, which pairs fantastically with Aoyama Hachi's shiso-infused shochu.
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Restaurant chains in pursuit of innovative menu items that will lure in new customers or give loyal eaters a reason to spend a few extra dollars — like Chipotle, which recently unveiled plans to offer a Mexican chocolate shake — have used focus groups, scientific engineering, marketing campaigns, and generous helpings of sugar and salt to create that potential hit Some of the resulting concoctions have developed cult followings, becoming the quick-service version of the Cronut, starring in Instagram feeds.
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These days, sour is ascendant: in the boom in sales of candy with nearly homicidal levels of acid and apocalyptic names like Toxic Waste, which children and adults alike post videos of themselves twitching and suffering through on YouTube; in the resurgent pastime of home fermentation, as do-it-yourselfers inspired by the self-sufficiency of early settlers tend monthslong-gestating pickles, brew kombucha and coax and coddle sourdough starters into yielding loaves; at cocktail bars, which are increasingly stocking switchel and shrubs — rustic concoctions of lightly sweetened vinegar — alongside sour beer that's been exposed to wild yeasts and bacteria that devour sugars and generate acids; and, perhaps most significantly, in the proliferation of seasonings and dishes from parts of the world that have always treasured tartness and the deep funk of foods pushed to the verge of rot.
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The other mechanisms Mr. Sullivan identified include: • Synthesis and streamlining, a process in which a quotation is simplified over time; • Proverbial wisdom, in which a quotation is elevated to the status of a proverb because its source is unknown; • Real-world proximity, when an individual wrongly gets credit for a quotation because they share a real-world connection to the true author; • Similar names, the mistaken attribution of a quotation to someone whose name resembles that of the true author; • Concoctions, which are pure fabrications, intentional or otherwise; • Historical fiction, when an individual gets credit for words uttered by a character portraying them in a movie, novel or other work of fiction; • Capture, when a famous person gets credit for echoing the words of someone less well-known; • Host, in which an individual, simply by being famous, attracts credit for quotations they never delivered, with Mr. Twain and Albert Einstein being popular examples.
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