State and federal laws limit the amount of emissions produced by your car. Isolating the problem that is causing unwanted or illegal emissions can sometimes be a difficult task. You…
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When you’re on the go and can’t find a place to wash your hands, hand sanitizer can be a lifesaver. Commercial hand sanitizer can get expensive, plus it has a…
As the weather gets colder, there’s nothing more comforting than a bowl of warming soup. Especially when it’s packed with good stuff to nourish you from the inside out! Our…
The ploughman’s sandwich is a popular and traditional food in the UK consisting of cold ingredients. It is suitable for vegetarians (depending on the cheese) and can be made in…
The peanut butter and jelly sandwich (affectionately called a PB&J) is a tasty American staple and makes a quick, easy lunch or snack. You can have it the traditional way…
This is a very simple, no-cook dish you can make when the fridge is pretty empty and you have limited items to work with. It’ll clear your sinuses, and works…
Boiled rice is still enjoyed by many people, even though the rice cooker has taken over. Boiling rice is a bit of an art, as failure to keep an eye…
As the staple grain of India, rice is served with every meal, especially in the south and east of India while west and north Indian homes consume rice and chapati-roti;…
The Japanese term “katsu” comes from the English “cutlet,” and usually refers to a deep-fried chicken or pork cutlet (“tonkatsu” in Japanese). This curry recipe is a little milder than…
Internet stardom. Youtube celebrities. The newest (and probably easiest) way to become famous is via the internet. Specifically Youtube. Independent directors, hobbyists, comedians, actors, producers, and personalities have stormed into…
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