Why Your Rice Cooker Came with a Paddle and How to Use It

If you’ve ever bought a rice cooker, you may have noticed a unique tool inside: a rice paddle. This paddle resembles a wide, flat spatula with a round head and small handle, usually made of plastic or wood. In Japan, it’s called a “shamoji” and is essential in many kitchens. Instead of tossing it in the drawer, keep it with your rice cooker. The paddle…

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Doctors Warned Dwarfism Couple Not to Have Babies, They Did and This is What Happened

Dwarfism is a rare condition, affecting approximately 1 in 15,000 to 1 in 40,000 individuals, leading those affected to often face discrimination and indifference from society. Despite these challenges, individuals with dwarfism are increasingly sharing their personal stories, aiming to challenge and overcome prevailing prejudices associated with this condition. © charlikateadams / Instagram Take Charli,…

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How Canada Turned Canola Oil from Engine Lubricant to Our Kitchens

While it may appear as just another plant, canola has a fascinating story. Now the second most common crop in Canada after wheat, it has become a global culinary staple known for its affordability, health benefits, and versatility. This article explores the intriguing journey of canola, a humble plant turned into a worldwide phenomenon, and the controversies that…

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Are You a High-Functioning Alcoholic?

A high-functioning alcoholic is an individual who is dependent on alcohol but continues to perform daily tasks. Despite appearing normal, long-term brain changes caused by alcohol dependency may lead to personality shifts, and often, clinical intervention is necessary for recovery. Image by Gerd Altmann from Pixabay An alcoholic may develop into a high-functioning alcoholic after frequent use. Over time, they can…

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Could This 3D-Printed ‘Electronic Glove’ Keep Your Heart Beating Forever?

The 3D-Printed Electronic Glove for Your Heart This groundbreaking technology first made headlines in 2014. As detailed in a study published in Nature Communications, scientists introduced an innovative electronic membrane that could potentially replace pacemakers.     Designed to fit snugly over the heart, the membrane helps maintain a steady heartbeat indefinitely. Using a web-like sensory…

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