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Ashlen Wilder

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Food, ag, and business writer. Author of "Vegan in a Van". Currently querying my 80K fiction novel and writing about the future of food.
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Which Type Of Potato Should You Use When Making Homemade Potato Chips

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By Ashlen Wilder
| Yahoo Life Verified
Pretty much every supermarket and corner convenience store stocks potato chips — so why would you make the effort to create your own? One reason is to make a healthier version, perhaps using olive or avocado oil and less salt. Sometimes, there are potato chip recalls from big producers (but this is rare). A great reason to make your potato chips is that you can customize them to your liking by using creative seasonings, like cacio e pepe chips.
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Yes, You Can Paint Kitchen Appliances, But There's A Correct Way To Do It

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By Ashlen Wilder
| Aol Verified
If you're feeling uninspired in a dated kitchen or have a kitchenette with little character, but can't afford a full remodel, small updates can make a world of difference. One update that you may not have known to be possible is painting your kitchen appliances. Rather than replacing older kitchen items that still function, giving them a coat of paint can make them look new.
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The Rise And Fall Of Pepsi's Wacky Breakfast Soda

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By Ashlen Wilder
| Aol Verified
The year is 1989. Madonna has released "Like a Prayer," and Nintendo launched the Game Boy. You reach into the fridge and pull out a new soda flavor, Pepsi A.M., for a quick caffeine fix in the morning. If you've never heard of Pepsi A.M., that's because this obscure drink existed for a little over a year before it joined the lineup of discontinued sodas. The concept was simple and strange: A soda designed specifically for breakfast.
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