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Ever stared at a dessert menu and wondered why your palate cannot quite tell a salted caramel from a butterscotch swirl? It ...

Hosting friends for the February 15 India vs Pakistan clash? These easy, crowd-pleasing snacks are quick to prepare, simple ...

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Barfi remains one of the most recognisable Indian sweets because of its simple base and tasty nature. Traditionally made from ...

From dawn kachoris to sacred thandai, Varanasi’s streets turn into a flavourful pilgrimage during Mahashivratri. These local ...

Mexican rice, often called arroz rojo, is a staple in Mexican households and is served alongside beans, tacos, or grilled ...

Hot chocolate has roots in ancient Mesoamerican cacao drinks, which were originally unsweetened and spiced. Over time, ...

Sakura mochi is part of Japan’s wagashi tradition, sweets often served with tea during seasonal celebrations. It is ...

Brush bread slices lightly with olive oil and toast until crisp. Mash avocado with lemon juice, salt, and pepper. Serve ...

Forget the pressure of finding a date because the real soulmates are currently sitting in your group chat. This February is ...