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Article Smell Good From Tea and Save Your Perfume Money

Smell Good From Tea and Save Your Perfume Money

You Can Smell Good From a Cup of Tea. So Why Are You Still Spending Money on Perfume?

Article Drying is not the end of preservation; it is the beginning of another storage problem.

Drying is not the end of preservation; it is the beginning of another storage problem.

The article can challenge the common Nigerian assumption that once moisture has been removed, the food can simply be thrown into a nylon bag or container and forgotten. The important distinction is that tomatoes, onions, pepper and leafy vegetables behave differently from dried fish and meat because their moisture, fat content, structure and susceptibility to insects, oxidation and moisture reabsorption are different.

Article Before the Dairy Factory, There Was the Calabash: How Fulani Women Turned Milk Into a Food System

Before the Dairy Factory, There Was the Calabash: How Fulani Women Turned Milk Into a Food System

People did not need to know the term “lactic acid bacteria” to understand that fermented milk behaved differently from fresh milk. During fermentation, microorganisms convert lactose into lactic acid, changing the acidity and texture of the milk.