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Hull Strawberries
Use a straw to hull strawberries (it’s fate!). Press a straw through the bottom of a strawberry until it breaks through the top and takes the hull—the white part of the center of the berry—with it. Remove any remaining leaves with your fingers.
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It's time to #RethinkThePink, and stop breast cancer before it starts!
Sources
* Image sources : Breast Cancer Fund on Twitter.
* Watch this health posters album on Flickr.
More information
* #RethinkThePink Shopping Guide, preventionstartshere, October 1, 2015 by breastcancerfund
* Top 5 Food Tips for Breast Cancer Awareness Month, preventionstartshere, September 30, 2015 by breastcancerfund.
* Top 5 Beauty Tips for Breast Cancer Awareness Month, preventionstartshere, September 29, 2015 by breastcancerfund.
* Campaign for safe cosmetics, safecosmetics.
* The Think before you Pink project of BCaction.
* Posts tagged PinkWashing, ReThinkThePink, SaferChemicals.
A deadly disease should not be a bottom line booster for Fortune 500 companies. Instead, let’s boost women’s health and self image.
- Read I Didn’t Wear Pink for Breast Cancer This October (And Here’s Why), huffingtonpost, by Margaret Carmel, 11/05/2014.
- Image sources: Rachel Campergue, "C'est reparti !", 6:20 AM - 27 Sep 2016.
- Watch these pink washing videos on YouTube.
More information
- #RethinkThePink Shopping Guide, preventionstartshere,
October 1, 2015 by breastcancerfund.
- Top 5 Food Tips for Breast Cancer Awareness Month, preventionstartshere, September 30, 2015 by breastcancerfund.
- Top 5 Beauty Tips for Breast Cancer Awareness Month, preventionstartshere, September 29, 2015 by breastcancerfund.
- Campaign for safe cosmetics, safecosmetics.
- The Think before you Pink project of BCaction.
- Our posts tagged PinkWashing, ReThinkThePink and SaferChemicals.
It's time to #RethinkThePink, and stop breast cancer before it starts!
Sources
* Image sources : Breast Cancer Fund on Twitter.
* Watch this health posters album on Flickr.
More information
* #RethinkThePink Shopping Guide, preventionstartshere, October 1, 2015 by breastcancerfund
* Top 5 Food Tips for Breast Cancer Awareness Month, preventionstartshere, September 30, 2015 by breastcancerfund.
* Top 5 Beauty Tips for Breast Cancer Awareness Month, preventionstartshere, September 29, 2015 by breastcancerfund.
* Campaign for safe cosmetics, safecosmetics.
* The Think before you Pink project of BCaction.
* Posts tagged PinkWashing, ReThinkThePink, SaferChemicals.
Cut Cherry Tomatoes in Half All At Once
Cut cherry or grape tomatoes in half with ease by placing them between two lids. Gently slice horizontally through the bunch of tomatoes while pressing down the top lid for perfectly halved tomatoes. What kind of lids? Anything works! Large yogurt container lids or Tupperware tops are two good options.
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It's time to #RethinkThePink, and stop breast cancer before it starts!
1. Simplify
2. DIY
3. Research products yourself
4. Read labels and avoid chemicals linked to breast cancer
5. Get involved
Read #RethinkThePink: Top 5 Beauty Tips for Breast Cancer Awareness Month, by breastcancerfund, September 29, 2015.
More information
* #RethinkThePink Shopping Guide, preventionstartshere, October 1, 2015 by breastcancerfund
* Top 5 Food Tips for Breast Cancer Awareness Month, preventionstartshere, September 30, 2015 by breastcancerfund.
* Campaign for safe cosmetics, safecosmetics.
* The Think before you Pink project of BCaction.
* Our posts tagged PinkWashing, ReThinkThePink and SaferChemicals.
* Watch this health posters album on Flickr.
It's time to #RethinkThePink, and stop breast cancer before it starts!
1. Choose organic fruits and veggies - avoid pesticides
2. If you eat meat, choose hormone-free
3. Avoid canned foods
4. Ditch Teflon® Pots and Pans
5. Catch Some Non-toxic Seafood
Read #RethinkThe Pink: Top 5 Food Tips for Breast Cancer Awareness Month by breastcancerfund, September 30, 2015.
More information
* #RethinkThePink Shopping Guide, preventionstartshere, October 1, 2015 by breastcancerfund
* Top 5 Beauty Tips for Breast Cancer Awareness Month, preventionstartshere, September 29, 2015 by breastcancerfund.
* Campaign for safe cosmetics, safecosmetics.
* The Think before you Pink project of BCaction.
* Our posts tagged PinkWashing, ReThinkThePink and SaferChemicals.
* Watch this health posters album on Flickr.
How to Remove Pomegranate Seeds (Without Dying Your Hands Red)
Cut a shallow cone into the flower end of the pomegranate, then slice off the bottom of the fruit. Score the fruit along its natural ridges, and pry each section apart to reveal the seeds.
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Avoid Plastic Wrap Disasters
Had enough of wrangling plastic wrap? Store the roll in the fridge to store leftovers with less of a hassle. Chilling the wrap makes it easier to transport it from the roll to your bowl.
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Pit Stone Fruits with a Twist
Cut stone fruits, such as plums and nectarines, into two equal halves, then twist the halves in opposite directions. Use your thumb to pop out the pit (if your thumb doesn’t do the job, gently pry it out with a butter knife, or cut the fruit into quarters for easier separating).
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Peel Boiled Eggs in a Big Batch
Peel multiple hardboiled eggs at a time by shaking them in a lidded container. The eggs won’t be pretty, but they will be ready for an egg salad much quicker than traditional methods.
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Easily Scoop Out Squash Seeds
Remove seeds from vegetables such as squash and pumpkin with an ice cream scoop. Because the edge of the scoop is sharp, it cuts through the fibery, gooey stuff inside the squash easier than your hand or a regular spoon can.
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Measure Sticky Stuff Without the Mess
Coat a measuring cup or spoon with hot water or a dab of cooking oil (or spray) before measuring sticky substances such as molasses or honey. The heat or oil will help it slide right off and into a mixing bowl without leaving any behind.
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Chef David Gilbert cooks grilled pork with farm fresh eggs and marinated tomatoes for The Four Seasons Farmers Market.
Pit and Peel an Avocado with Just One Utensil
Cut an avocado into quarters length-wise to break the fruit from the pit (once it’s down to the last section, you can just pop the pit right off). Run a knife under the tip of skin on each section, then peel it off like a banana.
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Bring Melted Butter Back to Solid Form
Revive over-softened butter by giving it an ice bath. Place the butter in a small bowl, and place the small bowl in a larger one filled with a few handfuls of ice and some cold water.
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Make Eggshell Removal Even Easier
Add baking soda or vinegar to water when boiling eggs for easier shell removal. Both substances permeate the eggshells and help the albumen (that’s fancy speak for egg whites) separate from the shell.
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It is quite expensive to eat in most of the restaurants in the stockholm city. Average meal may cost from 15-30 USD in this hotel, there are some tips you may use to eat on budget in Stockholm. Avoid eating on most of the restaurant on Gamla Stan and Drottinggatan, main shopping street in the stockholm city.
Make Citrus Fruits Even Juicier
To get the most juice out of a lemon, refrigerate then microwave it for 15 to 20 seconds. Bonus tips: Roll citrus fruits before squeezing, cut them lengthwise, and/or use a pair of tongs to squeeze instead of your own two hands.
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Foam Milk Without a Frother
So maybe you don’t have a fancy-schmancy espresso machine with attached milk steamer. We can’t help you on the espresso front, but we can tell you how to get frothy, creamy, delicious milk foam on the cheap! All you need is a small jar with a lid. Fill the jar with a little milk (no more than halfway) and shake what your mama gave you (or your leftover jam jar) until the milk has doubled in size. Pop off the lid and microwave the milk for about 30 seconds.
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You may not necessarily view soup as a hearty meal but when it comes to keeping you feeling fuller for longer it wins hands down compared to a solid meal!
Try this recipe, what do you think?
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#Thursdaytip
Eating Banana a day also helps in,
1. Building Stronger Bones
2. Provides Natural Energy
3. Reduces risk Of Heart stroke
How to Keep Seeds from Falling into Citrus Juice
Wrap citrus fruits in cheesecloth (or a clean stocking) for seed-free juice.
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If you dream of opening your freezer and seeing a stock of chicken breasts, fish fillets, steaks and sausages so your meals are planned for the week, now you can reach your goal with a little bit of wrapping wisdom. And, after spending all the time and effort to choose the choicest cuts of meat, poultry and chicken you don’t want to see it go to waste because it wasn’t prepared correctly for the freezer. So, to help you become freezer savvy and learn how long your fresh meats will last in the freezer, here’s few tips to keep your food fresh while it’s chilling out.
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How to Cut the (soft) Cheese with Ease
Slice soft cheeses such as brie and goat cheese with unflavored dental floss to avoid smooshing them. This trick also works for cake and cookie dough logs!
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Many people experience sleep problems. Stress and disorders like as sleep apnea can hinder the ability to have a restful night. But, there’s another factor which weighs heavily on a good sleep and, it’s one of the biggest determinates of whether you’re going to have a restful night or not: your diet. Research indicates that those with the most food variety have the healthiest sleep. And, certain foods have been linked to drastically interfering with sleep, including the ten listed here.
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Make a Perfect Poached Egg
To poach an egg that’s both tasty and aesthetically pleasing, use a metal mesh strainer to get rid of excess egg white. The strainer is also a great tool for gently lowering the egg into the water.
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