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	868 Tony Tan's vegetarian dan dan mian Gourmet Traveller A meat-free take on the Sichuanese favourite.
	867 Christmas meringue smash BHG (Better Homes and Gardens) Champagne jelly, Persian fairy floss (from delis) and gold leaf give this dessert festive flavour and a bit of bling. Super simple to make thanks to the store bought elements, this Christmas showstopper is the perfect way to finish Christmas lunch or dinner.
	864 Homeowner’s Guide To Shrubs Family Handyman They're a landscape mainstay, second only to trees in stature. Our handy guide will help ensure your shrubs get the attention they deserve.
	862 These 8 Houseplants Are Worth a Lot of Money! Family Handyman If you have one or more of these houseplants, you might be sitting on a little extra cash, as mature specimens have a high resale value.
	861 12 Things Real Estate Agents Avoid in Their Own Homes Family Handyman They see it all — the good, the bad and the what-was-this-homeowner-thinking? Here are the things real estate agents find cringeworthy.
	859 Mum makes PINK sandwiches for her little girl Daily Mail A clever mum-of-two who's known for sharing lunchbox ideas with thousands of parents online has revealed how she makes pink cream cheese sandwiches for her daughter.
	857 How Much the Average House Costs in Each State Reader's Digest Owning a home is the American dream, but the with the national average at $272,446, it's a challenge. Here's a look at the cost by state.
	855 Antarctic lake disappears after ice shelf fractures New Atlas An Antarctic lake holding twice the volume of water as San Diego Bay in California has vanished after 600 to 750 million cubic meters of water drained through the ice and into the ocean during the 2019 Antarctic winter.
	854 Summertime Beef Meatloaf The Daily Meal Conceived by cattle farmer and blogger, Anne Burkholder, this meatloaf is different than the rest with an unexpected twist of herb stuffing mix and tomatoes on the inside.
	850 50 American Small Towns Known for the Weirdest Things Reader's Digest From the largest ball of twine to a yearly mashed potato wrestling competition, these American towns are home to eccentric history.