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	16041 Japanese beef curry Taste The British introduced curry powder to Japan around 1900, where it was adapted to make this tasty curry and dishes like katsu. It is often made with store-bought curry roux, but here we make it from scratch, and it couldn’t be easier. It's also a great way to cook with chuck steak which is a more bu
	16040 Vet shares her five least favourite dog breeds that she would never own Daily Record Dr Whitney Terrell from Alabama has shared the five dog breeds which she is not a fan of.
	16039 Stop boiling eggs. Throw them in the air fryer. Mashable The concept behind this story is simple. I saw a TikTok about air frying an
	16038 The 10 Most Popular Tourist Attractions in the U.S. Mental Floss Embrace your tourist status on your next vacation and pay a visit to one of these destinations.
	16037 The Reason You Never Forget How to Ride a Bike, According to Science Mental Floss There's a part of your brain that almost guarantees you'll never tip over on your 10-speed again.
	16036 15 Nashville Slang Terms You Should Know Mental Floss From hot chicken to honky-tonk and beyond, here are some terms that will give you a leg up when you visit Nashville.
	16035 The World’s 25 Most Beautiful Cities, According to Science Mental Floss If the Golden Ratio is your metric, the most beautiful city in the world is in Italy.
	16034 Carrot Cake Cookies Recipe Kidspot All the flavours of carrot cake rolled in to a soft oat cookie filled with sweet carrot and sultanas. You could try sandwiching these together with a sweet cream cheese filling for something a little more decedent.
	16033 Japanese beef curry Taste The British introduced curry powder to Japan around 1900, where it was adapted to make this tasty curry and dishes like katsu. It is often made with store-bought curry roux, but here we make it from scratch, and it couldn’t be easier. It's also a great way to cook with chuck steak which is a more bu
	16032 Female monkeys with female friends live LONGER, study reveals  Daily Mail Online UCLA scientists studied the relationships of female white-faced capuchins to investigate any links to survival, and found that strong female-female relationships result in a longer life expectancy.