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Pistachios Aren’t Just For Dubai Chocolate. These Recipes Prove It

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By Jay Wilson
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In the public consciousness, pistachios have been hijacked. Co-opted. Kidnapped…by Dubai chocolate. When we discussed reaching peak pistachio a few weeks ago, a big reason for that is that we simply can’t move for combinations of pistachio cream, chocolate, and kataifi, which may be delicious, but which are absolutely EVERYWHERE (and have been for well over a year now). Dubai chocolate is delicious; I stand by that, but it’s caused pistachio burnout. Well, that and all those truffles and lattes.
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Make These 3 Recipes Next Time The Heat Hits

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By Jay Wilson
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It’s been hot. It’s been really, really hot. You probably don’t need me to tell you that: Last week, the US was gripped by an intense heatwave, and much of Europe has been experiencing the same elevated temperatures. Here in the UK, it’s set to reach 94 degrees Fahrenheit on Thursday, and believe me when I tell you that we are NOT equipped for this kind of thing.
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Your Fruit And Veggies Might Soon Be Fertilized By Pee

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By Jay Wilson
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Most people know that food is, much of the time, fertilized by…poop. Cow poop, specifically – but poop. And we accept it. We turn a blind eye to it. Yeah, it’s not exactly the most appealing thought in the world, but nutrient-rich animal waste can help fruit and vegetables turn from dubious to glorious. It’s just the circle of life. Would we feel the same if human waste were used, though? That question might be put to the test soon, as your food may well be nourished in the near future by pee. Yep.
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