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BON CHARGE RED LIGHT THERAPY PANEL BENEFITS My Anti-Aging Journey Since turning 40 I have really begun to ramp up my beauty and skincare routine. I wasn’t happy with how my skin was looking and feeling and then I remembered all of the amazing anti-aging benefits of Red Light Therapy. Enter the Bon Charge Red … Read more
This creamy rice pudding is the ultimate make-ahead dessert. The recipe is easy to scale up for a crowd, and you can prepare it up to two days before serving. But the type of rice you use matters. While leftover rice can make a worthy pudding, this ultra-creamy rice pudding recipe starts with uncooked short-grain … Read more
The first known record of the Greyhound cocktail dates to Harry Craddock’s 1930 drinks compendium, The Savoy Cocktail Book. Craddock’s version used gin and fresh grapefruit juice; as Americans’ appetites for vodka grew during the 20th century, bartenders tinkered with the ingredients in this classic cocktail. Its reputation as a vodka drink was cemented when … Read more
What forms of magnesium is best? Found naturally in rocks and seawater, there are a number of forms of magnesium, including carbonate, chloride, hydroxide, oxide and sulfate, as well as glycinate, lactate, malate, citrate and orotate. Magnesium is available in various forms – each varying with regards its bioavailability and best use. For example, forms … Read more
Food writers have spilled plenty of digital ink on the subject of herb storage, and many people swear by their own specific methods. I myself have tried nearly every method myself, from the basic “shove ’em in a bag with a paper towel” method all the way up to a fully contained vacuum-sealed glass container. … Read more
This was the only cold-brew maker we tested that recommended a medium-fine grind instead of the typical coarse grind, and though the filter was made of an incredibly fine-mesh material, there was still some sediment in our cup. Still, the coffee was smooth with a pleasant sweetness and acidity—but it was pretty weak. Unlike most … Read more
Jump to: Best Nespresso machines at a glance Best Nespresso machine for milky coffee: Nespresso Lattissima One by De’Longhi, £199 Best Nespresso machine for quality espresso: Nespresso Vertuo Pop, £58.95 Best blowout Nespresso machine: Nespresso Vertuo Creatista by Sage, £529 Best mid-range Nespresso: Nespresso Vertuo Lattissima, £322.98 Best Nespresso machine for drink versatility: Nespresso Vertuo … Read more
Jump to: Best toasters at a glance Best 4-slice toaster overall: Bosch DesignLine toaster, £60 Best stylish toaster: KitchenAid 2-slice toaster, £169 Best toaster for large slices: Funky toaster, £89.95 Best toaster for crumpets and teacakes: Haden Highclere toaster, £64.99 Best 2-slice toaster overall: Zwilling Enfinigy toaster 53008, £89.99 Best blowout toaster: KitchenAid Artisan 5KMT4205 … Read more
I once heard the Appalachian author and editor Ronni Lundy say, “There’s no such thing as a bad biscuit,” and the idea has stuck with me over the years as I’ve tried many times to prove her wrong: overworking, overcooking, and generally overthinking dozens of attempts. Even a botched biscuit has its charms when it’s … Read more