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Posted on: 28 October 2020
Pine trees are beautiful and majestic. Many people bring a pine tree home at least once a year in the form of their annual Christmas tree. However, pine trees can be more than merely decorative. Pine trees also contain nutrients that are beneficial to the human body. These nutrients are especially dense in the pollen that comes from pine trees. Pine pollen capsules can allow you to reap these nutritional benefits for yourself.
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Posted on: 4 August 2020
Caviar is a delicacy often associated with high society. It can be spread on toast for a unique breakfast experience. It can be served in a traditional Russian style with blinis and sour cream. It can also be eaten alone for a rich, gourmet experience. Whether you plan to enjoy caviar alone or serve it at a party, you'll need to track down a fresh source of this delicacy. Here are four reasons to purchase your caviar online.
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Posted on: 7 May 2020
When you think of gourmet foods, French and Italian foods may come to mind first. But most gourmet foods stores offer more variety than this. The Scandinavian section is an under-rated section that you simply must visit. If your local gourmet foods store has a Scandinavian aisle, here are some of the top treats you should consider taking home. Pickled Herring Jars of pickled herring may not look overly appealing, but once you try this pickled fish on crackers with slices of cheese, you'll buy it again and again.
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Posted on: 19 March 2020
If you have never tried delicious dulce de leche, you are missing out. Dulce de leche is a slow-cooked sweet concoction used in a wide range of recipes and applications. In short, dulce de leche is made by slowly stirring and heating milk with sugar — traditionally for seven hours — to create a thick, caramel-like sauce. Dulce de leche tastes and looks like a thick butterscotch sauce — only better.
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